Galette.—Make a hole in the centre of 1lb. of flour, put into this 1oz. caster sugar, half a small teaspoonful of salt, two whole eggs, and a teacupful of milk, adding lastly ½lb. of warmed but not oiled butter; mix this all well, and knead it thoroughly; make it up into a ball, flatten it with your hand, cut it across in lozenge shape, pinch the edges, glaze it with beaten egg, and bake about three-quarters of an hour. (This is particularly good if made with Coombe's Eureka flour.)