Good Things to Eat and How to Prepare Them

From the Larkin Kitchen-Laboratory in Buffalo, 1907 — the soap-and-premium empire's own book of over two hundred recipes.

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Apple Sago

Use the same proportions of Larkin Sago and water as used above. Prepare in the same way, adding one-half cup of sugar. Put six sour apples, pared and quartered, in the bottom of a buttered pudding-mold. Pour the sago over these and bake in moderate oven until apples are soft.

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