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Chocolate Ice Cream

Dissolve half a pound of the best French chocolate in a breakfast-cupful of boiling water, add a pint and a half of cream and half a pound of sugar boiled to a syrup; strain through silk and put into the ice pail. Freeze in the usual way. When frozen, add three gills of double cream, work till smooth, and close the pot till the ice is wanted.

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