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Rice Pudding

It is not generally known that the cheap broken rice is better for puddings than the more expensive article. One table-spoonful of this well washed, the usual quantity of milk and sugar, and a pinch of pounded mace, with a little butter, will make an excellent rice pudding. Bake very slowly.

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