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Mick at Nov 03, 2020 05:45 PM

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152 
formed into a thin Paste with a little [A.S. "water"].
The Flour is kneaded separately, then mixed
with the Potatoe Paste, & kneaded again
When well incorporated, the Dough is made
into Bread the common Way with
Yeast of Leaven; with a little salt to
make it more agreeable.
  This Method produces an
economical Nourishment with a Saving
of 1/3 of the usual Quantity of Flour
  Bread may also be made
still more economical by 1/2 of Barley
Meal & 1/2 of Potatoes; but it is less
agreeable to the Taste

156. To make good Candles
  Sperma Cete: [?] Cream
of Tartar [?] Quick Lime [?] - Mix well
& melt - dip the Cotton wick in Spirit
of Nintre, & form in a Glass or Tin [Mold?]

152
formed into a thin Paste with a little [A.S. "water"].
The Flour is kneaded separately, then mixed
with the Potatoe Paste, & kneaded again
When well incorporated, the Dough is made
into Bread the common Way with
Yeast of Leaven; with a little salt to
make it more agreeable.
This Method produces an
economical Nourishment with a Saving
of 1/3 of the usual Quantity of Flour
Bread may also be made
still more economical by 1/2 of Barley
Meal & 1/2 of Potatoes; but it is less
agreeable to the Taste

156. To make good Candles
Sperma Cete: [?] Cream
of Tartar [?] Quick Lime [?] - Mix well
& melt - dip the Cotton wick in Spirit
of Nintre, & form in a Glass or Tin [Mold?]

p. 182

152 
formed into a thin Paste with a little [A.S. "water"].
The Flour is kneaded separately, then mixed
with the Potatoe Paste, & kneaded again
When well incorporated, the Dough is made
into Bread the common Way with
Yeast of Leaven; with a little salt to
make it more agreeable.
  This Method produces an
economical Nourishment with a Saving
of 1/3 of the usual Quantity of Flour
  Bread may also be made
still more economical by 1/2 of Barley
Meal & 1/2 of Potatoes; but it is less
agreeable to the Taste

156. To make good Candles
  Sperma Cete: [?] Cream
of Tartar [?] Quick Lime [?] - Mix well
& melt - dip the Cotton wick in Spirit
of Nintre, & form in a Glass or Tin [Mold?]

156. To make good Candles
Sperma Cete: [?] Cream
of Tartar [?] Quick Lime [?] - Mix well
& melt - dip the Cotton wick in Spirit
of Nintre, & form in a Glass or Tin [Mold?]

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