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Ices, to make Fruit-Water

ICED-PUDDING MOULD.
ICED-PUDDING MOULD.

INGREDIENTS.-To every pint of fruit-juice allow 1 pint of syrup. AVERAGE COST, 10d. per pint.

Select nice ripe fruit; pick off the stalks and put it into a large earthen pan, with a little pounded sugar strewed over; stir it about with a wooden spoon until it is well broken, then rub it through a hairsieve. Make a syrup, without white of egg; let it cool, add the fruit-juice, mix well together, and put the mixture into the 4 ICES, RECIPES FOR. freezing pot. Proceed as directed for Ice Puddings, and when the mixture is equally frozen put it into small glasses or in plates.

ICING, SUGAR.

sugar and water, in a lined saucepan over a
sugar and water, in a lined saucepan over a
DECORATIONS FOR ICED CAKES.
DECORATIONS FOR ICED CAKES.
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