[Transcript for page 218] [Faded Edge][?][m] buter milck or wray and then wash [Faded Edge][?it?] out in could wator till it be very well wast [Faded Edge][?o?]ut the whay or butar milck and then dry it and then drive it againe and then it will be fit to make up::: A Recart To make french bread g+ Take 2 quarts of fine flowre 2 yelks of eges one whit a pint of alle yest beat the yest and eges well together in the flowre with your hand a good while and wet it with halfe milck and halfe water worme and wet it very soft and light and then rope it in hot cloths then set them in a quick oven put them out in woden dishes well flowred or butred and when it is allmost baked take it out and raspe it and set it in againe to make it crispe then take it out a gaineĀ ::: An other way for french bread Take a gallon of fine flowre and 2 yelks of eges and ohe whit and a good deale of alle yest and new milck let it be but worme when you wet your bread then keepe it all well beating together till it goe in to the oven then butar your pans and make it like bater very thinn then set it in the oven and when it hath bene in the oven a litel while you may turne them out and when they are baked raspe them and set them in the oven a gaine if you please to browne them a litell then take them out if you [?]ret