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Take one pound of fine Flower, one pound of Su∣gar finely beaten, and mingle them well together, then take 7 or 8 Yolks of Eggs, then take 2 Cloves, and a pretty piece of Cinamon and lay it in a spoonful of Rose-water all Night, and heat it almost Blood-warm, Temperate it with the rest of the stuff, when the Paste is made, make it up as fast as you can, and bake them up in a soft Oven.