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Graham Muffins

Makes about thirty. 2 pounds of graham roll dough. 2 ounces of butter. 2 ounces (a bastingspoonful) of molasses. 1/2 cupful of milk. 2 whole eggs and 2 yolks.

Take the dough that has been already prepared for making rolls. Warm it and the butter in a pan together. Put in the other ingredients and beat all together about 5 minutes. Grease tin muffin rings or gem pans. Half fill them. Rise half an hour. Bake 10 minutes. Brush over with butter or hot water. But if you have no light dough made the muffins can be set from the beginning with: 1 pound graham; 1/2 pound white flour; 3/4 pint milk; 1 cup yeast; salt, molasses, eggs, butter, as in foregoing receipt. Mix and let rise 4 hours. Beat 5 minutes, rise in rings till light, then bake. Many of the people in poor health who frequent the springs and pleasure places for recuperation are extremely critical in the matter of such hygienic articles of diet as graham rolls and gems, and all the hints here given will be found useful in the endeavor to meet their requirements.

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