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     Source only says "from Mary."  Dough 
	may be stored in refrigerator up to 3 days before baking.  | 
   
  
	| Quantity | 
	Ingredients | 
	
    Preparation Notes | 
	 
  
	| 1 3/4 C | 
	Warm Water | 
	
    -   Put water in large bowl.
 
    -   Sprinkle yeast over water to dissolve
 
    -   Add sugar and salt
 
    -   Add egg, butter and 3 C of flour
 
    -   Beat hard for 2 minutes
 
    -   Slowly add additional flour, beating hard after 
	each addition
 
    -   Turn onto floured bowl and knead until smooth and 
	elastic
 
    -  Brush top of dough with melted butter, cover and 
	let rise until double.
 
    -   Punch down and refrigerate.  
 
	-   Remove 1/3 of dough and on a floured surface, roll 
	to 3/8" thick
 
	-  Cut with a 2 1/2" biscuit cutter.  With dull 
	knife crease center of each round
 
	-  Brush with melted butter and fold over so that 
	larger portion overlaps.  Press folded edge.
 
	-   Place 1" apart on greased cookie sheet
 
	-  Cover with towel in warm area free of drafts and 
	allow to rise to double, about 1 hr.
 
	-   Brush with melted butter
 
	-  In preheated 400 degree oven, bake for 12 - 15 
	minutes or until golden brown and serve hot.
 
 
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	| 2 pkgs | 
	Active Dry 
	Yeast | 
	 
  
	| 1/ C | 
	Sugar | 
	 
  
	| 1 Tbsp | 
	Salt | 
	 
  
	| 1 | 
	Egg, beaten | 
	 
  
	| 1/4 C | 
	Butter or 
	Margarine, softened | 
	 
  
	| 6 C | 
	Flour | 
	 
  
	| 1 Tbsp | 
	Butter or 
	Margarine | 
	 
  
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