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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
471
[IF
NONE
ENDEAVOUR,
THERE
WOULD
BE
AN
END
TO
DISCOVERY.]
1245.
Seven-Bell
Pasty.
Shred
a
pound
of
suet
fine,
cut
salt
pork
into
dice,
potatoes
and
onions
small,
rub
a
sprig
of
dried
sage
up
fine;
mix
with
some
pepper,
and
place
in
the
corner
of
a
square
piece
of
paste;
turn
over
the
other
corner,
pinch
up
the
sides,
and
bake
in
a
quick
oven.
If
any
bones,
&c.,
remain
from
the
meat,
season
with
pepper
and
sage,
place
them
with
a
gill
of
water
in
a
pan,
and
bake
with
the
pasty;
when
done,
strain
and
pour
the
gravy
into
the
centre
of
the
pasty.
1246.
Apple
Pie.
Pare,
core,
and
quarter
the
apples;
boil
the
cores
and
parings
in
sugar
and
water;
strain
off
the
liquor,
adding
more
sugar;
grate
the
rind
of
a
lemon
over
the
apples,
and
squeeze
the
juice
into
the
syrup;
mix
half
a
dozen
cloves
with
the
fruit,
put
in
a
piece
of
butter
the
size
of
a
walnut;
cover
with
puff
paste.
1247.
Cup
in
a
Pie-Dish.
The
custom
of
placing
an
inverted
cup
in
a
fruit
pie,
is
to
retain
the
juice
while
the
pie
is
baking
in
the
oven,
and
prevent
its
boiling
over.
When
the
cup
is
first
put
in
the
dish
it
is
full
of
cold
air,
and
when
the
pie
is
placed
in
the
oven,
this
air
will
expand
by
the
heat
and
fill
the
cup,
and
drive
out
all
the
juice
and
a
portion
of
the
present
air
it
contains,
in
which
state
it
will
remain
until
removed
from
the
oven,
when
the
air
in
the
cup
will
condense,
and
occupy
a
very
small
space,
leaving
the
remainder
to
be
filled
with
juice;
but
this
does
not
take
place
till
the
danger
of
the
juice
boiling
over
is
passed.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
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