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Irish Griddle Cake

To every three pounds of flour allow a tea-spoonful of carbonate of soda and a little salt. Mix the carbonate of soda with some fresh buttermilk--about three breakfast-cupfuls. Make it into a stiff paste. Roll it until smooth, and turn it upon the griddle often to prevent burning. Time, according to size.

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