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Semoulina

Boil in a small saucepan a pint water and half pint milk with a saltspoon salt. Gradually drop in six ounces semoulina. Briskly mix with the whisk while adding it and gently boil for fifteen minutes, occasionally mixing to prevent burning at the bottom. Pour into a deep dish and serve with cold milk or cream and fine sugar separately.

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