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Miss Leslie’s New Cookery Book

by Eliza Leslie

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Dry Rusks

Dry rusks are used for infant’s food, and for invalids. They are made plain, without any butter, spice, or rose water, and after being once baked are split, and baked over till they are all crisp and browned on the inside. Use them dissolved, by pouring on a little warm water or milk, and beat them with a spoon to a thick pap.

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