MILK TOAST.

Toast one or two thin slices of bread with the crust cut off; if there

are two slices, have them of equal size. When still hot, spread evenly

over them a very little fresh butter, and sprinkle over some salt. Now

pour over a small tea-cupful of boiling milk, thickened with half a

tea-spoonful of flour, and salted to taste. If the invalid can not take

milk, the toast may be moistened with boiling water. Serve immediately.

It is a very appetizing dish, when fresh made and hot.

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