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Savoy Biscuits

Take twelve parts of sugar, seven parts of flour, and twelve parts of eggs, and add ground lemon-rind by way of flavouring. Bake in the usual way, and after the biscuits have been a few minutes in the oven grate a little sugar over the top of them.

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