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Sponge Cake Pudding

Fill your dish with lady fingers, then make a custard of one quart milk and four eggs, pour over the cake and bake as you would a common custard. It is a very light and delicate pudding. Pieces of stale sponge cake make a nice pudding made in this way. No sauce required, though some might like it better with sauce.

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