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Lime Jelly

Take half a pint of lime-juice, half a pint of water, three-quarters of an ounce of sheet gelatine, and three ounces of sugar. Put these ingredients over the fire until the gelatine is quite dissolved, then strain through a jelly-bag, and finish off as for ordinary jelly.

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