Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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BREAD JELLY (for Invalids)

Toast thin slices or a French roll till they are equally brown on both sides, and of a pale colour, then boil them in a quart of water till they become a sort of jelly. Cool a little in a spoon as a test. Strain over some juices of lemon-peel, and sweeten with sugar. A little wine may be added if preferred.

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