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Milk Porridge

Put into an enamelled saucepan half a pint of whole groats, on which pour a pint and a half of cold water. Boil well for two or three hours, adding more water if too thick, and strain through a colander or sieve. This porridge may be kept two or three days, and when wanted boiling milk should be added. Probable cost, without milk, 3d.

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