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Gelee Aux Cerises

Clarify and strain a jelly. Add to the jelly two tablespoons maraschino, lightly mix and let cool without freezing. Open a pint can preserved cherries, drain and stone them. Set a quart jelly mould in broken ice, pour jelly into the mould one inch high and let freeze. Arrange a third of the cherries over the layer of jelly, pour another similar amount of jelly over the fruits, let freeze-and so on until all are employed. When the jelly is thoroughly firm take the mould up, carefully dip it in lukewarm water a few seconds, unmould upon a dish with a folded napkin and serve.

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