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Rolls, Ginger

Take two ounces of good powdered ginger and a little salt, and mix these ingredients well with two pounds of flour. Make the preparation into a firm but perfectly light dough with German or brewer's yeast, in the usual way. Divide into six or eight small loaves, and bake for about fifteen minutes.

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