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Rock Cream

Take a tea-cupful of good rice and boil it till soft in sweet milk, sweeten with powdered loaf sugar, and pile it up high on a dish. Lay on the rice, here and there, square pieces of currant jelly, or any kind of preserved fruit. Beat up very stiff the whites of four or five eggs, and a little powdered sugar flavoured with orange-flower water or vanilla; add a tea-spoonful of cream, and drop the preparation over the rice, giving it the look of a rock covered with snow.

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