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  • 1 Biscuits & Rolls CARD 4

    -__Butter CrescentsStart the day on a high note with a cup 0/ tea and these melt-in-your-mouth crescents.

    1l:ir 30 minutes preparation, 1 hour~ 40 minutes rising and resting,

    15 minutes baking

    Makes 1dozen crescentsM cup milkM cup (1 stick) butter, softened; cup granulated sugar~ teaspoon salt1 package active dry_reas!~ cup warm water (105!"-115 F.)1 large egg, lightly beaten3~4 cups aI/-purpose flour

    Glaze1 large egg, lightly beaten

    1 In a saucepan, heat milk untilbubbles appear around edges ofpan. Combine butter, sugar, andsalt. Add hot milk; stir well. Cool-...~to lukewarm (95-100 F).

    2 In a small bowl, dissolve yeastin warm water. Let stand untilfoamy, 5 to 10 minutes.

    3 Beetyeast mixture and egginto milk mixture at low speed.Beat in 2 cups of flour at lowspeed until smooth. Continuebeating until thick: Mix in enoughremaining flour until dough pullsaway from sides of bowl.

    4 On a floured s~face:~neaddough very gently until smoothand elastic, 2 to 3 minutes.Place in a large greased bowl.turning to coat. Cover looselywith a damp cloth; let rise in awarm place until doubled, 1 hour.

    S Punch down dough. On afloured surface, divide dough inhalf. Cover with a damp cloth; Jetrest for 10 minutes.

    6 Grease 2 baking sheets. U~:Hirga floured rolling pin, roll 1 doughhalf into a 12-incb circle. Cutcircle into 6 wedges, Starting atside opposite point, roll up eachwedge. Place, point-sides down,on prepared baking sheets. Curveends to form crescents. Repeatwith remaining dough half.

    7 Cover loosely with a dampcloth; let rise in a warm placeuntil almost doubled, 30 minutes.

    8 Pren~at oven to 4000 F. Brushcrescents with giaze. Bake untilgolden, 15 minutes. Transfer to awire rack to cool.

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