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Posset, Sack

Boil some cream and sweet biscuits, grated; add sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Warm some sherry; stir it into the cream. Then pour the whole quickly from one vessel to another until it is quite smooth. Eggs beaten up in milk may be used instead of cream.

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