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Puits D'Amour

Make a fine rich puff-paste, and roll it out thin. With tin shapes, made on purpose, cut it out, each size less than another. Lay the sizes in a pyramidical form; then bake in a moderate oven, that the paste may be done sufficiently, but very pale. Lay different-coloured sweetmeats on the edges.

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