PETITS PAINS

are made as in last receipt, by lightly gathering a little handful of

dough, picking up the sides, and turning it over in the form of a ball

or a biscuit. They are baked as described for French bread, placing them

a little distance apart, so that they may be separate little breads,

each one enough for one person at breakfast.

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