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WAFER BISCUITS
(Cialdoni)
Put in a kettle:
Flour, three ounces.
Brown sugar, one ounce.
Lard virgin, half an ounce.
Cold water, seven tablespoonfuls.
First dilute the flour and the sugar in the water, then add the lard.
Put on the fire the iron for waffles or better an appropriated iron for
flattened wafers. When it is quite hot open it and place each time half a
tablespoonful of the paste. Close the iron and press well. Pass over the fire on
both sides, trim all around with a knife and open the iron when you see that the
wafer is browned. Then detach it from one side of the iron and hot as it is roll
it on the iron itself or on a napkin using a little stick. This operation must
be made with great rapidity because if the wafer gets cold, it cannot be rolled.
Should the wafers remain attached to the iron, grease it from time to time, and
if they are not firm enough, add a little flour.
These wafer-biscuits are generally served with whipped cream.
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