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Delicious Custard

Dear Aunt Daisy, : I wonder if the following recipe would be as helpful to Listener readers, as it is to ‘me, in this hot weather: Put a scant dessertspoon of golden syrup’ to Y% pint of milk, and cook very slowly either steaming or baking, until it sets. If cooked too fast, it will curdle. This makes a most delicious custard without either sugar, or eggs, and can be used with macaroni. bread and hitter ete

I.

E.

Gisborne_

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 455, 12 March 1948, Page 23

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Delicious Custard New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 455, 12 March 1948, Page 23

Delicious Custard New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 455, 12 March 1948, Page 23

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