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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 October 1939, Page 9

Two More Bell Tea for Evening Parties honey buns honey muffins Sift together: 2 cups flour. 2 heaped 2 tablespoons butter. 2 tablespoons teaspoons baking powder, j teaspoon honey. I tablespoon castor sugar, 1 egg, salt. Rub in 3oz. butler. Mi.x together 1 -about A a teacup milk. 1 cup flour, pinch large tablespoon honey. I small cup milk, suit, small teaspoon soda. 1 small tea1 .egg. A teaspoon grated orange rind speoii cream of tartar. A .teaspoon ginger essence. Add Method: Beat butler, honey, and sag-, to flour, using more milk as re- a.” io a cream', consistency; add egg and quired, to form a nice light dough. Turn give mixture a good beating; add milk, wit on board; pat into shape; cut. into flavouring, ami then other ingredients convenient rounds and bake on greased sifted. Beat al! well together. Half fill oven tray. Temperature. 150 deg., oi greased muffin tins or deep patty pans. 50 deg. above sponge heat. Place near Bake in a fairly 'moderate oven. Time, bottom of oven; top and bottom low for io to 15 minutes; turn out. When cold, five minutes, and finish with stored heat. serve buttered. More enjoyable if served More enjoyable if served with Bell Tea. with Bell Tea. CUT THESE BEET; TEA IDEAS OUT AND KEEP THEM: AND WATCH THE PAPER EVERY FORTNIGHT FOR FURTHER FiECIPES -and Always, Serve with a 'Petieieus Cupef' 62/39

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