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SALLYLUNNS (another way)

Take two pounds of flour, one pint of milk, four eggs, and two spoonfuls of yeast; make a paste with these ingredients, and work until well risen. Then knead into it a pound of butter and a little salt; let it stand an hour, then bake, and rasp the top. A little pounded sugar to taste may be added to the above ingredients.

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