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Ginger Candy

Make a thin syrup, by boiling one pound of refined loaf sugar with a cupful of water. Flavour it with a tea-spoonful of powdered ginger-root, and colour with a little saffron. As the syrup boils, keep moving it against the side of the pan, and when it turns white it is done enough. Pour it out as quickly as possible, or it will turn to powder. The candy may be put upon sheets of thick writing-paper, which has been laid upon cold dishes. Time, from ten to fifteen minutes. Probable cost, 6d.

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