It can be eaten plain, or with sugar and wine.

Most of the blancmanges and creams given can be prepared in smaller quantities, if allowed.

Baked custards can be made with the whites of the eggs, if a very delicate one is desired.
APPLE WATER.
Two roasted sour apples, or one pint of washed dried apples.

Pour on one quart of boiling water; cover, and let it stand half an hour, when it is ready for use.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
SOFT SOAP.
All mutton and ham fat should be melted and strained into a large stone pot.

The practice of throwing lumps of fat into a pot, and waiting till there are several pounds before trying them out, is a disgusting one, as often such a receptacle is alive with maggots.