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Evening Star, Issue 21220, 29 September 1932, Page 12

QUALCAST Lawn Mowers f 6 Down & Weekly * ’ % v® a q \W q ; V*' w C©^ 6 t \^ eC • IH M :'4 i X JBS AGp 4 Goo tf r/^RAS -S£«3SSf r^?~ rn you/ t)o ,VJ^ »tvo >f}ee >VM--"•O Of IV, ee %. CALOER MACKAY Just up Rattray Street BAKED CUSTARD MERINGUE It ii ikjiyjeitul Everybody likes it I And it’s very economical. Make a pint of Edmonds Vanilla flavoured Custard, and when cooked, stir in one cupful of white breadcrumbs. Pour the mixture into a buttered pie -dish, and push eight or nine dates down into it. Bake for twenty minutes in slow oven. Then whip the white of one egg with two tablespoons sugar to a stiff meringue ~. Spread the top of the pie with jam (apricot is best) pile the meringue in spoonfuls on lop and return to very slow oven to set until pale golden brown. Serve, at once .*. but it’s also very good cold. r « I ft Vtl s^l 480 IT 5 -*" EDMONDS Made by the Makers of Edmonds Baking Powder