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Scotch Scones

Half pound sifted flour, one teaspoon baking powder, half pint cold milk and two saltspoons salt. Place the flour in a bowl, make a small fountain in the centre, place all the ingredients in it; then knead it thoroughly with the hand to a thick paste. Roll it out to the thickness of an inch. Cut the paste into six equal square parts. Lightly butter a frying pan, heat it thoroughly, then place the scones in the pan, one beside another; set in a hot oven and when a good golden colour, which will take about twenty minutes, remove and serve.

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