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Gelatine

Mrs. J. H. Mead.

Take a good packet of gelatine, the juice and rinds of three lemons, soak for one hour in a pint of cold water; then add three pints boiling water, two pounds of white sugar, one pint of wine; strain into moulds, and set out to cool.

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