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on the stove for a few minutes, till the whites are cooked, and add a teaspoon
of vanilla after taking off.
The pies made with this filling should be made with a top crust and are better
served cold with cream, either plain or whipped. It makes a particularly
attractive dessert made in little individual pie pans and served with frozen
whipped cream.
COCOANUT PIE
E. D. P.
1/4 pound of butter,
1/4 pound of sugar, creamed with butter,
3 eggs, beaten well,
1 cup of rich milk, in which cocoanut has been soaked,
1 cocoanut grated.
Cook before putting in pastry.
CRANBERRY PIE
Miss Mary Bashford
1 teacup of sugar,
1 teacup of cranberries, or cherries,
1/2 teacup of raisins,
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