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Cream, Apple Pie

Make an apple pie in the usual way. When it is sufficiently cooked, take it out or the oven, cut out the pastry from the middle, and, when cold, pour a pint of good custard in its place. Put some ornaments of puff paste on the cover. Any kind of firm fruit may be sent to table in the same way.

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