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... RECIPE BASIC INGREDIENTS: 8 oz. plain flour and 4 level teaspoons baking powder; or 8 oz. self-raising flour; 34-I level teaspoon salt; about 6 tablespoons milk and water or water to mix. METHOD: MIX the flour, baking powder if used and salt together ...

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... RECIPE. ' Raisley.' Pinch of Salt. Sugar. I lb. Breadcrumbs. 3 Eggs. ozs. Beef Suet. * lb. Marmalade. Butter a pudding mould well. Mix the 'Reisley; sugar and breadcruntbs well together. Add finely chopped. Best the eggs, and add to mixture, last of all ...

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