24. COMMON BUNS.

Rub four ounces of butter into two pounds of flour, a little salt,

four ounces of sugar, a dessert spoonful of caraways, and a tea

spoonful of ginger; put some warm milk or cream to four table

spoonsful of yeast; mix all together into a paste, but not too stiff;

cover it over and set it before the fire an hour to rise, then make

it into buns, put them on a tin, set them before the fire for a

quarter of an hour, cover over with flannel, then brush them with

very warm milk, and bake them of a nice brown in a moderate oven.

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