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RICE MOULD (another way)

Allow a pint of milk to a quarter pint of well-washed rice; cook together for an hour and a half, then flavour and sweeten to taste, and pour into a damp mould to set. Turn out, and serve with plain custard, or jam, or stewed fruit. Probable cost, 6d.

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