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Rice Panada

Take one pound of rice, previously washed, and boil it in one gallon of water for an hour; add three-quarters of an ounce of sugar and two ounces of salt; mix with some cold water to make a thin paste, one pound of flour or oat-meal, and half an ounce of curry-powder; add it to the rice, and boil for twenty minutes; then serve.

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