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Eggs and Milk

Beat six eggs with two ounces of loaf sugar and a pint of milk; put the whole into a pie-dish, which set for three-quarters of an hour in a bain-marie (see BAIN-MARIE). When done, sprinkle it with powdered sugar, pass a red-hot shovel or salamander over the top, and serve either hot or cold.

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