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Gateaux, Jeanne

Beat up in a copper basin to a stiff froth the whites of five eggs, add four ounces fine sugar, mix a little with a skimmer, then add half pint whipped cream, four ounces sifted flour and two tablespoons curacao. Mix well with the skimmer. Drop preparation in a lightly buttered and floured pastry tin, eight inches square and one and a half inches high. Set in oven to bake twenty minutes. Remove, let cool off, turn on a table and cut cake into quarter-inch-thick slices. Prepare a cream frangipane and spread it on both sides of the sliced pieces, then stick the cakes one against another, so as to have them of the original form. Spread a glace au chocolate over the cakes, let cool off, dress on a dish with a folded napkin and serve.

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