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Charlotte, Genoise

Carefully crack eight fresh eggs in a copper basin, add four ounces powdered sugar and half teaspoon vanilla essence. Place the bottom of the basin in a pail with lukewarm water and briskly whisk up for fifteen minutes; remove the basin from the pail, add four ounces flour, gently mix with a skimmer for one minute, add two ounces melted butter and gently and carefully mix for half minute. Lightly butter six individual pudding moulds. Fill them up to three-quarters of their height with the preparation, place on a tin and set in the oven to bake for twenty minutes. Remove and let cool off. With a scoop empty the middle of each charlotte, then fill up the cavity with a whipped cream. Unmould on a dish, decorate with the balance of the cream and six candied cherries one on each pudding, and serve.

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