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Salt Butter Made Fresh

Put a pound of salt butter in a wooden bowl kept very clean for the purpose, with a quart of water, and work it well, either with your hand or a wooden spoon, for twenty minutes; then pour away the water, and wash the butter well in seven or eight different waters. Add a very little fine salt, and make the butter into pats.

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