BUTTER BISCUITS.

Half a pound of butter.

Two pounds of flour, sifted

Half a pint of milk, or cold water.

A salt-spoonful of salt.

Cut up the butter in the flour, and put the salt to it. Wet it to

a stiff dough with the milk or water. Mix it well with a knife.

Throw some flour on the paste-board, take the dough out of the

pan, and knead it very well.

Roll it out into a large thick sheet, and beat it very hard on

both sides with the rolling-pin. Beat it a long time.

Cut it out with a tin, or cup, into small round thick cakes. Beat

each cake on both sides, with the rolling-pin. Prick them, with a

fork. Put them in buttered pans, and bake them of a light brown in

a slow oven.

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