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CHAPTER XII
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209, and filled with stewed fruit, or with fresh berries mashed and sweetened, is quite as agreeable to eat, and far more wholesome.

But, as people _will_ both make and eat pie-crust, the best rules known are given.
Butter, being more wholesome than lard, should always be used if it can be afforded.

A mixture of lard and butter is next best.

Clarified dripping makes a good crust for meat pies, and cream can also be used.

For dumplings nothing can be better than a light biscuit-crust, made as on p.
208.


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