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Savarins, Chantilly

Prepare six savarins. Remove the raspberries altogether. When you remove the savarins from the oven, let them cool off on a table; unmould them. Have in a small saucepan three ounces granulated sugar, half pint cold water and three tablespoons of Madeira wine. Boil for five minutes, stirring well meanwhile. Remove to a table, plunge the savarins into the sauce for five minutes. Lift them up, arrange on a dish. Pour half a teaspoon of Madeira wine over each; fill up the centre of each cake with half pint whipped cream, and serve.

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