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234

PUNCHES.

419.

Russian

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Rub

the

peel

of

four

lemons

and

of

four

oranges

off

on two

pounds

of

sugar;

put

it

in

a

tureen;

add

the

juice

of

the

fruits,

and

one

and

a

half

quarts

of

cold

water;

let

the

tureen

stand

un-

til

the

sugar

is

melted;

fill

all

in

a

freezing-can,

and

prepare

ice-

cream

of

it.

Then

add

gradually

one

bottle

of

champagne,

and

half

a

bottle

of

arrack;

mix

all

well,

and

serve

in

glasses.

420.

Rub

the

yellow

rind

of

four

fine

oranges

lightly

on

half

a

pound

of

loaf-sugar;

pulverize;

put

in

a

kettle;

squeeze

the

juice

of

the

fruit

on

it;

add

six

eggs,

and

the

yolks

of

four;

beat

them

well;

add

one

and

a

half

quarts

of

Rhine

wine,

and

beat

all

over

a

slow

fire

to

a

thick,

boiling

mass.

Take

the

Sapazeau

from

the

fire,

mix

with

a small

cup

of

maraschino,

and

serve

hot

in

cups

or

glass

mugs.

421.

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Two

bottles

of

Moselle

or

Rhine

wine

are

slowly

heated

with

some

lemon-peel

and

four

ounces

of

sugar.

Beat

the

whites

of

four

eggs

with a

little

powdered

sugar

and

some

lemon

extract

to

a

thick

foam;

with

a

spoon

take

off

small

snowballs

from

the

foam,

and

place

them

in

the

boiling

wine;

take

them

out

again

carefully

with

a

lifter;

then

stir

the

yolks

of

the

eggs

in

a

little

wine,

and

add

it

to

the

hot

wine

while

continually

stirring.

Pour

the

wine

in

a

bowl;

place

the

snowballs

on

top,

and

grate

a

little

cinnamon.

422.

Sporting

JJundj.

A

bottle

of

brandy,

half

a

pint

of

Jamaica

rum,

half

a

pint

of

peach

brandy,

a

wineglassful

of

curagao,

one-fourth

pound

of

sugar

dissolved

in

hot

water;

mix

all

this

in

a bowl;

add

a

lump

of

ice,

and

serve.