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CROUSTADES, OR DRESDEN PATTIES (another way)

Croustades are very nice cut from a French roll, as above, then dipped in a little milk, and drained, brushed over with egg, dipped in bread-crumbs, and fried. They may be filled either with sweets or a savoury mince. Care must be taken not to break them. Time to fry, a few minutes.

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