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are well beater grease a paper & drop them in
small cakes & bake them.

To [drefs?] roasting ears
Take young roasting ears grate them, beat up eggs
with them minced with pepper salt & butter to
be made cakes & fried.

To [drep?] tomattoes
The tomatties to be pealed & sliced sprinkled
with pepper & salt them fried in butter.

Rect. for Cement
Reduce to the finest powder wqual quantities of [unslaked?]
lime & flint [glap?] & as much litharge as both of them
together the proportions to be adjusted by meas
ure, when reduced to powder mix them well
togather & work them up in to a thin paste
with old drying oil. (boild linseed oil) This cement
cement is very desinable & will grow harder in the
water, when the dishes [glape's] & are mended ex
pose them to sun & wind, if convenient, or put them
away in a closet for a week or two to dry.

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