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Fruit Tarts, Preserved

Line a dish with puff paste, and fill with any kind of preserved fruit; lay bars across, cut them with a tin-cutter; finish off neatly by laying an edging of paste round the border, and ornamenting it tastefully. Bake a very light brown.

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