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Pettijohn Food

Place in a saucepan a pint cold water, half pint milk, half teaspoon salt and let come to a boil. Add half pound Pettijohn. Mix well with a wooden spoon and slowly boil for forty minutes, occasionally stirring at the bottom to prevent burning. Pour into a hot, deep dish and serve with cold milk or cream and fine sugar separately.

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