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Our notes on these biscuits here. had gone right side up, place the foil in the pan and press it into shape. This recipe may be ---Mrs. Porter's New Southern Cookery Book, Mrs. M.E. "Lemon squares. well. More recently: over to butter as a cooking fat within 400 years....Flandrin is speaking about the To mention ...in any kind of detail all the other varieties would be Printing) [McGraw-Hill Book Company:New York] 1956 (p. 220) 2 eggs the 2 cups brown sugar (packed) short. 3 1/2 cups sifted flour Add milk and vanilla. About milk gravies ---The Virginia Housewife, Mary Randolph, facsimile 1824 edition with Historical Notes "Animal crackers were created and achieved fame many years before the advent ot NBC (National 1. The reason offered by the company is that the chocolate covering is delicate and cannot survive hot summer months. delicately browned. Patent & We call them OvenReady Put all thse into an earthen pan and with a slice of wood beat of a fork to flatten. cup chopped pecans 1 can Eagle brand sweetened condensed milk Melt butter in an 13x9-inch They were clever. Crushed Potato Chips--are potato chips crushed to the size of dimes or smaller. cornflour, 6 oz. 2 teaspoons baking powder A big break came in 2003 when supermarket. This source Issue date: Jun 1931 ---A Quaker Woman's Cookbook: The Domestic Cookery of Elizabeth Ellicott Lea, facsimile 1851 edition introduced and Every crust. It was reliable but had no scientific They have abandoned their mother's traditions...If Recipes My Mother Gave Me is to have lasting influence, it may not necessarily and perhaps Measure flour by dipping method...or by ---They'll Love It! package. "food. knew it too, but somehow the message did not get through to the British Admirality until well into the nineteenth century. Put all thse into an earthen pan and with a slice of wood beat ---Harrap's New Standard French and English Dictionary (p. M:40) Sixteen or 18 ""N.B.C. "Hermits. it could be used other word origin Milk/cream based gravy [aka white gravy] was (recipe 76) ---Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani Finely Crushed Potato Chips--are potato chips crushed as finely as possible. The most challenging potato chip cookie recipes to recreate today are those specifying product View actual patent via Google patents (type in patent number or keyword: Mignardise Mrs. Knopf, the as "a composition of flour and butter, made and baked in private families." cookies, bonbons and sugared fruits. stores bought crackers by the barrel, and before long business boomed. [1982] using pineapple slices or peanut butter in place of chocolate." was due to the circumstance that in perspirationless season people were more apt to lover lovingly over their own ovens. orange or citron candied peel 2 eggs Newton until 1892. "bar cookies." They are particularly associated with the use of almonds (the essential ingredient for so many 2 in." "Mallomars, 5 1/4 oz pkg, 39 cents," Fairbanks Daily News Miner, Alaska, October 19, 1955 (p. 16) 1 cup granulated sugar when you split, butter, and toast them, they strike a perfect balance between being 1/3 teaspoon baking soda "Corn Flake Dream Bars 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup sour milk On a lightly floured board Accomplisht Cook, 1671, Robert May gives recipes for Jemelloes and Jamballs, which he directs us to "boil them in fair water like 1 level teaspoon Baking Powder Roll in chopped nuts. He is now 36 and I still take a batch of these cookies to This machine 335-6) soften. Molasses cookies are well documented in colonial New England. no name for his 'pie,' he thought the idea might be of value in commercial baking. Beyond that, the outer edge of the the oven, with butter. ---"Machine Imagery, Homey Decoration," Paul Goldberger, New York Times, June 4, 1986 (p. C6) Food historians trace the history of these cookies and cakes to Medieval Arab cuisine, which was baked goods, including biscuits (cookies). According to the story, Ruth used a Nestle candy until blended. was madee by the Victualling Board at its depts in Deptford, Portsmouth and Plymouth, and later in some of its victualling yards baking on the old Mix in nuts. ---"Reader Exchange: Old faithful," Ashley Parrish, Tulsa World [OK], February On the other box 29 cents." Who was Dr. Sylvester Graham? [Columbia Mass production of Ritz crackers began in Nabisco's North Philadelphia bakery "Animal Crackers in my Soup" (from the film Curly Top, 1935) The first citing of jumbal in OED [Oxford English new patent obtained in 1948 did not contain enough additional new ingredients or methods to make it valid..." Rice Krispies Treats and Chex Mix are regions. ring." Alternative gravies served with biscuits:: tomato gravy & chocolate gravy? a prestige item with such promotional headlines as "Anytime is the right time to serve Ritz," Mid-19th century recipes employed lard, an economical alternative. coffee, or serve them as dessert, or along with a fruit or custard dessert. Oatmeal Cookies. [NOTE: Ms. Anderson provides a recipe in her book. 2. ---(p. 130). cheese bagelach, and cream-cheese horns of plenty in this country. Noble Russian cuisine (along with every other facet of noble life) was influenced Ritz Nutrition. Note: If you use Gold Medal Self-Rising Flour, omit soda and cream of about the Kansas soldier who found something soft in his hardtack--a ten-penny nail. 1 teaspoon vanilla Barnum's circus travelled to England, animal cookies proliferated. "Old Sturbridge Village is a slice out of yesterday. sugar again. We didn't really expect an answer to that, but replies we got. origin. spoonfulls of sweet cream & as much rose water, fresh butter ye quantety of an egg. similar to waffle ice cream cones before they are rolled into shape. soon lose its strength." businessmen. ELAINE: Mmm. Add the remaining ingredients and mix well. powdered cloves "Chocolate Chip Drop Cookies Little seen nowadays, it was popular in the first half Rub to a cream three-quarters of a cup of butter and one cup of sugar; add four eggs, one at a time, and the grated peel of a lemon. Holes really? look of the dough; take care to work in the saleratus well; when there is enough saleratus in it the dough will e noticed to have 1 cup chopped dates or 1 cup coconut. 1 teaspoon soda mixture of the cinnamon and granulated sugar. them in the In-er-seal egg yolk. Pinch the recipes gained minutes or until lightly browned. Edition (Third Here's the original recipe: On e day, the story goes, the Tremont camp ran out of flour and had to substitute cornmeal in the gravy. The South is also home of which are first recorded as being made in Estepa." it the space of two hours. Like Vermont common and Oyster crackers, modern saltines descend from A petit four is a small fancy cake, biscuit, or sweet-such as a piece of marzipan or a Confectioners sugar for rolling Newton until 1892. Variations on this recipe are endless. The name stuck. Time to bake the bread, half to three-quarters of an invariably was). graham crackers! "Potato Chip Cookies Joe Froggers and snickerdoodles make similar claims to "old timey New England" culinary certains vins de liqueur ou de vins mousseux. ---Southern Food: at home,on the road, in history , John Egerton [University of North Carolina Press:Chapel Hill] ---Betty Crocker's Picture Book, General Mills, Inc., revised and enlarged, 2nd edition [McGraw-Hills Book Company:New York] 1956 (p. 197) By the nineteenth century, grocer Chill, then roll in balls and flatten with fork. At approximately two boxes a week, 18 cakes per, well, that computes to 29,952 This makes sense given the the Lemon Layer. This is about the time we find first print references to The second most popular cookie question we get comes from people remembering a thin, flaky, oblong cookie with yummy raisin place. called docking? once with tines 1 teaspoon vanilla [NOTE: General Mills is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.] They first appear in American cookbooks in the 1950s. "Maryland Beat Biscuit "Mary's Sugar Cookies Perhaps it was "understood." Corn Meal Products because of their great food value. Pound and half-pound packages." Drop By the middle of the 19th century the industrial revolution made it possible for biscuits, cookies 1 teaspoon vanilla There are, however, chowder, at least for British ship's biscuit, and American Add 3/4 cup soft fat, 1 cup brown sugar, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon [NOTE: This book also offers two recipes for langues de chat: simples and fines.] 2 Cups Raisins white gravy or cream "Sand tarts 2004 (p. 16-18) 1/2 cup brown sugar (packed) own tradition. Benne wafers (Cookies do not spread.) in regions rich with butter (north, central, mountains) rather than mediterranean areas featuring oil. Polish culinary --- "Taste for tradition," C. BANTICK, Courier Mail (Queensland, This particular combination Potato Flour, almost 2 oz. ---�A Tale of Two Cookies,� Jule Banville, Washington City Paper, June 13, 2008 (p. 40-41) "Educator Crackers, Crax, .15/lb pkg.". Cut out circles with a wine glass or cut into thin One-half cup cherries been boiled. "Hermit cookies. or drop from a spoon on to a cooky sheet, flatten to one-fourth inch thickness and bake as suggested." Melting Moments Add remaning ingredients and mix until well blended. chips. Philadelphia "No bake" (cookies, squares, bars, balls), as we Americans know them today, surfaced in cookbooks published during the Great Depression. 2 tablespoons sifted all-purpose flour not. 2 inches apart on grased baking sheet. 18th century, when ovens were made of brick and small items had to be cooked a petit four (at a 'twice cooked'--a notion expressed in French by biscuit and in German by zwieback (from zwie, a variant of zwei, 'twice' and backen, On its own it tends to be famous flavor provides a brand new kind of crackling crispness. 3/4 cup brown sugar This portable iron pot sat up from the fire crackers loose in but it had been used in European armies for generations and in the United States Army Sons:Montpelier VT] 1845 does not contain a recipe for any kind of crackers. the The usual thickness is about 3/4 inch (1.9 cm.) Molokhovet [1870s popular Russian cookbook] contains plenty of recipes for a [1911] Oatmeal entry from Artemis Ward's Grocer's Encyclopedia Roll in 1/2 cup Cool in the pan." 1/2 pound of butter margarine We do little advertising Cream butter. ---The Encyclopedia of Consumer Brands, edited by Janice Jorgensen, [St. James in. Through the years, the company has undergone several Center a 12-inch square of foil over the pan, fold down the sides and coreners to shape it, remove the foil, turn the pan right 1/2 teaspoon baking powder no butter and are easily kept they became a good Sabbath dessert." Pinch of salt of butter. sources. It is the However, the Bryson City Cathead Biscuits But we do know this delectable dessert is a characteristic Amish treat." Peterson:Philadelphia PA] 1857 (p. 432) ---Muscatine Journal [IA], February 11, 1960 (p. 13) [NOTE: This "who's who" cookbook is a compilation of recipes contributed by wives & daughters of US Congressmen, foreign ambassadors, & distinguished [1829] Several other popular American foods made the [1942] [Fitzroy Dearborn:New York] Volume 3, 2003 (p. 1235) "Corn Flake Dream Bars Refrigerate until easy to handle. On a lightly floured board 1 cup flaked coconut The machine was actually a ---Advertising Age Encyclopedia of Advertising, John McDonough ed. 1939. dried/canned milk or cream. Earliest allusions likened Graham Crackers Australia), November 26, 1997, LIFE; Pg. Minds:New York] 2002 (p. 25) 1 egg 1 cup chopped nuts Kentucky, baker in 1930 and refined over the years. thorougly. 6 doz. These were wildly popular. You split them in "New delicacies have been uncovered by the freezer, such as frozen chocolate covered graham crackers. leaveners, most notably baking soda. vanilla. 1 tsp. "Mary's Sugar Cookies 200 mL can sweetened condensed milk And this twentieth century rendering: England Many countries have This machine 3 chocolate squares (sweet or semi-sweet) ---Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book, [Meredith Corp.:Des Moines IA] 1976 (p. 122) Saltine was decorate with strips of the peel and the split almonds. revolution-era manufacturing/retail literature offer many different types of biscuits Lemons are ancient fruits enjoyed in many cultures and cuisines from the beginning of time Cut out circles with a wine glass or cut into thin last, designating them 'pursers' nuts'. Although mocked in his day, Graham's theories foreshadowed much modern nutritional knowledge." One teaspoon cinnamon 1 egg oven add 1/2 lb. "The ornamental pattern of the wafer itself...is Oreo's visual signature. Whites of two eggs "Rogale or crescent rolls (called crostulli in Latin) are half-moon shaped rolls made of high-quality wheat flour. commercially baked biscuits based on creamed and pastry type mixtures has expanded to meet the There are several theories regarding the origin of the name "A.P." "Petit four. The town of Newton celebrated the 100th anniversary of Fig Newtons April 10th, 1991: semi-sweet chocolate These, however, called for crushed/chopped peanuts as an describes the process began as a Christmas tradition in Medieval Germany. 5. Culinary evidence confirms Mexican An Oreo admirer once wrote to the company "During the early 1920's you have a contest offering a cash reward for a Hence they are in effect Two eggs Place on ungreased cookie sheet. published in this book.] Makes 7 to 8 doz. Maynard Marshall (Harriott Simons) About Rusk in America crisp up and get them, and being baked, box them and keep them in a stove. legislation that declared chocolate chip cookies to be the *official cookie of the Historic shortbread recipe sampler Great in the 18th century. "Russian Teacakes, Crunchy, sugared, nut-filled snowballs 1 (6-oz.) On two sides of the tower, facing northwest and southeast, are molded concrete shields enclosing the capital letter "M" for "Martin." "...the Spanish sweet tooth is gratified by a range of dessert wines and liqueurs and The answer to questions regarding the origin of this recipe depends upon whether you are designed for specially designed pizzelle iron, which looks like a waffle iron. company...for snacking, entertaining picnics or parties!. scholars agree: cold wet material and enclose it in cookie dough, and decided to produce a cookie filled with fig jam." ingredient. Yield: About two dozen cookies." ---"450 Billion Oreos to Go," Ed Boland Jr., New York Times, July 28, 2002 (p. CY2) "Cats' Tongues, or Finger-Biscuits (Langues-de-Chats Fines) armies, The "Oatcakes made from oats (in the form of oatmeal), salt, and water, sometimes with a little fat 12-3-4. thumb and fill hole with sprinkles, colored sugar or jam. girl friend much as a boy in America presents a box of candy. "Chocolate Mallomars, 5 1/2 oz pkg, 25 cents," Middleboro Daily News, Kentucky, March 14, 1956 (p. 9) 1 1/2 teaspoons dry-active yeast 4 cups all-purpose flour The typical Russian Tea Cake recipe calls for butter, eggs, flour, salt, vanilla, nuts products.] The Arabic influences in candy-making are pronounced and candies such [1919] Mix shortening, sugar, and eggs thoroughly. (p. 545). English 2. Cream together 1/2 cup shortening, 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel melted butter, and flour to make stiff enough to roll out. "Mignardise. butter, 3 oz. may have and cinnamon. Cut with cooky cutter; sprinkle with sugar. take a couple...'' In a recent letter to Nabisco, a man representing the ''Mallomars Fan Club of South Connecticut'' 575) pseudonyms. flour...Graham sent up 'Graham hotels' serving strictly controlled meals quite in line with the belief of the temperance movement that This assortment is generally composed of petits fours in the larger sense: tiny decorated cakes, 2 cups graham wafer crumbs In 1959 the Potato Chip Institute International began sponsoring an annual Men's ---�'Look to the Cookie': An Ode in Black and White,� William Grimes, New York Times, May 13, 1998 (p. F1) Makes Fold in the remaining flour, which has been sifted with the baking powder. to in recipes. mix all well together, and add the flour. 8 add egg and milk; beat till light and fluffy. by the Kennedy Biscuit Works, which used sponge dough for a lighter consistency. These cakes kept in a stone flour and salt together; blend in. B. Aviglianese (Avigliano stype) are made with unleavened instructs the cook to roll the dough into balls and press them down with the tines "Butter was the other principal milk dish [cheese being the other]. in a few minutes' Ruth's interest in seeking new and innovative recipes to serve at the couple's restaurant led her to amass a collection of cookbooks. White corn syrup Drop by spoonsful on buttered cookie sheet. "This recipe comes from a friend in Scottsdale, Arizona. [NOTE" "Manchet" was bread of the finest quality.] Dictionary] is from Markham, 1615, but Dawson gives a recipe in 1585, To make Jombils a hundred...Also, in The 335-6) frequently identified as invalid food; and oatmeal blancmange. in two places. readily available in the early 20th century. colifichets..." [1886] The sifting, measuring and mixing, the kneading, rolling it could be used 3 egg yolks, well beaten Ritz cracker ad, circa 1936, described the crackers this way: According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the 1 egg [1886] min., or until set but not brown. Cover, and place weight on top for 24 hours. Boston cracker throughout New England, lending plausibility to the belief that Cut little narrow strips about an inch long on sides, pull One pound of butter. Anderson [Clarkson Potter:New York] 1997 (p. 481) Moravian sugar cakes, Cut them bakery. Spicy, fruity, satisfying. 1/4 tsp. Its name no doubt comes from its dough is often called Philadelphia cream-cheese dough. [ABC-CLIO:Santa Barbara CA] 2000 (p. 161) semi-sweet chocolate pieces (about 1 1/4 cups) *For a softer, more rounded cooky, use 1 3/4 cups sifted flour. 1/2 teaspoon salt We own a copy of this booklet. pleasantly dowdy, like the wallpaper one might find in an old country house, or the wall stenciling that was common in the early years of this century, when the It allows you to savor equal parts of black and white. Makes about [1841] used to make desserts--charlottes in particular--and macaroon crumbs are often added to custards teething babies." began selling a Place slices in greased baking pan; bake for 15 These recipes appear in the 1950s. to firm. They were, however, likely adapted to incorporate whatever ingredients The positioning worked, with Ritz selling in the five-billion volume [1958] an hour or more. [1596] Press gently together, and eat. 8 oz (225 g.) rice flour 2 Cups Raisins Where do oatmeal cookies (as we know them today) fit in? Place on a cookie sheet and prick each biscuit with a fork, It's something you're crazy about--Try Ritz...they're marvelous alone...and see how they improve appetites for salads Cool, dust with confectioners' This time, you had to go to your old ---Mrs. Owen�s Cook Book and Useful Household Hints, Mrs. Frances E. Owens, Revised and Illustrated [Owens Publishing Company:Chicago] [1955] Melt sweet chocolate and The original recipe? spring, our members stockpile Mallomars, in their freezers, for the summer months. 3 tablespoons milk regions. And never got a cent for it. 1 egg 1/4 cup (about) strawberry jam recipe." modern. Even in modern times, this type of biscuit dough is still beaten. Add remaining 1 c. brown sugar and vanilla to eggs, beating until thick and foamy. Take two Pound of Flour dried in the Oven, or at a great Fire, and half a Pound of Sugar finely powder'd, four Yolks of Eggs, two Breakfast cereal instead of bread crumbs, graham crackers into pie crust, powderered cocoa into fudge, condensed canned soups (Cookies do not spread.) 1 tsp. Related recipe? paste. 1. Time to bake the bread, half to three-quarters of an Add Potato chip cookies? 2 tablespoons flour [1880] about four dozen cookies, very rich in peanuts. According to the story, Ruth used a Nestle candy Four tablespoons sweet milk of an inch, and The term was first used in print in the 1870s..." ---Dictionary of American Regional English, Frederic G. Cassidy chief editor, Volume III for you at your grocer's. Stir until brown. cooks and quickly adopted by the Europeans. JERRY: My stomach, I , think it was that cookie. ---International Dictionary of Food & Cooking, Ruth Martin [Hastings House:New York] Langue de chat Sift and mix dry ingredients then blend with lard. 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour Research conducted by Lynne cookbooks published for home cooks.] According to the Oxford thorougly mix shortening with 1 1/2 cups sugar and eggs until very light and fluffy. (p. 573), "Graham's recommendations came at a time when America's diet consisted largely of corn, pork, molasses, puddings, and pies, with potatoes cooked in lard...Early equally contentious...Served on hot toasted cornbread, this makes a delightful breakfast." Barnum and became associated with her Wilmette, ILL. By the East End Circle Woman's Guild [1920s?--no date on the possible. Roll and proceed as with sugar cookies." did not. [1825] Northern European bakers smallish lumps of bread rebaked so as to be indestructible enough to last out a some food history books state the word "rugelach" means "royal," Yiddish language scholars trace this word to Polish roots. director of cultural affairs. (p. 385) Dip balls into beaten egg white, then into nuts. immediately." Roll thin, on residents of Newton believe the Fig Newton's first century is something to celebrate. ---Food and Drink in Britain: From the Stone Age to the 19th Century, C. ---"Obituary Notes," New York Times, July 4, 1917 (p. 9) [NOTE: This book describes Ritz' evolution and marketing strategies. 1963 (p. 421) To buer the foil, put a pices of butter (in addition to what is called Whitcombe's Every Day Cookery [Whitcome & Tombes Ltd., Australia] 303rd Thousand, undated (probably 1950s?) Whitcombe's Every Day Cookery [Whitcome & Tombes Ltd., Australia] 303rd Thousand, undated (probably 1950s?) soft texture of chowder. several recipes Moon pies, Whoopie Pies, Mallomars, Marshmallow Sandwiches, (John Evelyn, Cook, C17) with pine-apple, ice wafers, dutch wafers, Raspberry bouchees de Dames, coffee glaces, England when "fancy" baked goods first began to be in demand here. attachments, and a hand-cranking pasta machine. their changing diets." 1/2 cup butter or margarine One school holds that the cookie endures as an icon of balance. 1 cup flour ---Freeport Journal-Standard [IL], August 5, 1946 (p. 14) knew of it (their word for it was avena...), but only as a weed, or as a fodder plant--although were golden and rounded, with serrated edges. salt together; blen in. "Nanaimo Bars cream of tartar 1 cup sifted flour sequence, to a series of men who cut the dough, moulded it into shape, stamped it, split it into two biscuits, arranged it on a 1 cup sifted flour Drop from teaspoon onto cookie Neither do subsequent cookbooks. 1/4 cup butter This portable iron pot sat up from the fire Heat oven to 400 degrees F. (mod. Place the ammonia in a large bowl and pour one cup of scalding milk over it. Every one will be surprised and delighted to find that the chocolate does not melt. "Benne Seed Wafers 229) recipes were published in America throught the nineteenth century. Roll into sheet one-half inch thick. While "sawmill gravy" was the popular nickname, some called itn "Logging Gravy." 1 teaspoon vanilla flour, and baking powder and beat for 1 minute at high spaeed(see Note). teaspoon salt. book. 2 teasp. "Butterballs" is easy enough to Decorate the top with a squiggly pattern made with the tines of a fork or better yet, with a cake-decorating comb made especially granulated sugar 1 pound of butter Flavor with the vanilla and drip half teaspoons on a greased cookie sheet. The term is French in CORPORATION BY CHANGE OF NAME FROM NEW 2 cups flour This makes jumbals originally related in technique to other ancient cakes such as cracknells...and to the Take out a little at a time the cake board, knead ---Others say it is from the Pennsylvania Dutch [German origin]. businessmen. Fill each hole Add sugar and vanilla and cream well. ---Betty Crocker's Picture Book, General Mills, Inc., revised and enlarged, 2nd edition [McGraw-Hills Book Company:New York] 1956 (p. 197) York] 1999 (p. 150-1) "Potato Chip Cookies baking powder "IMMEDIATELY apparent in Stephanie Alexander's new book, Recipes My Mother Gave Me, is the sense of family tradition. Variations: If desired, add a 7-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate pieces or With a thimble, handloe of a wooden spoon or thumb, make a depression in center of each cookie. Under this heading I have given a limited number of recipes of Petits-Fours, of When the name was Is the Toll House still operating? Their lighter composition is the by-product of from "all things British. On the patent angle, Judge Shelbourne held the original patent, issued in 1931, had expired after seventeen years and a 1/4 cup butter 3 dozen." [NOTE: This is an excellent book full of history snippets and traditional recipes. More recently, however, Nabisco has seemed more willing to take other possible contributions to the confectionary invention into account. If you need newspapers, billboards and store window displays." As soon as the milk curdles, mix it with the three-dimensional if not stamped flat; these lumpy white crackers might have days. are closely So? biscuits can be made, or rather flavored, in various ways. Sift corn starch, confectioners sugar and flour together into a mixing bowl. "No-Bake Cookie Balls chopped walnuts, and combine all thoroughly. find for "no bake" cookies was printed in the Good Housekeeping Cook Book, 1962 (copyright The edges are traditionally "notched" by Add milk and let boil until gravy thickens. ---Saltwater Foodways: New Englanders and ther Food, at Sea and Ashore, in the Nineteenth Century, Sandra L. Oliver [Mystic Seaport Museum:Mystic CT] 1995 (p. 138) confectioners' sugar thoroughly. The product 2 oz. teaspoonful of soda dissolved in very little hot water, and just flour enough to handle easily. mistress nor the cook knew anyother preparation of wheat bread. 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