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Glaze for Pastry

A rich yellow glaze is given to meat-pies by brushing them over with the beaten yolk of an egg. A lighter glaze is given by using the white as well as the yolk, and a lighter still by the addition of a little milk, or, for sweet dishes, by brushing the pastry with sugar and water.

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