BEATEN BISCUIT.

Rub one quarter of a pound of lard into one and a half pounds of flour,

adding a pinch of salt. Mix enough milk or water with it to make a

_stiff_ dough. Beat the dough well with a rolling-pin for half an hour

or more, or until the dough will _break_ when pulled. Little machines

come for the purpose of making beaten biscuit, which facilitate the

operation. Form into little biscuit, prick them on top several times

with a fork, and bake.

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