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Sugar Roly-Poly

Make a good suet crust; roll it out as is usual in making roly-poly pudding, and instead of jam spread brown sugar upon it. Finish in the usual way, or send melted butter sweetened with sugar and flavoured with vinegar or lemon-juice to table with it.

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