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strain them into your dish, stir the whole well together; set i ComNut Custard—Ingredients: One quart of milk, six the mixture on a slow fire. or boiling water to bake an nous- ‘ eggs, sugar to your taste, and rose brandy, or any flavoring turd; when it is baked well enough grate the rind of a lemon you may prefer, with two cocon~nnts grated. Beet the yolk: all over the top. It may be served hot or cold. > and whites of the eggs separstely. l
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