226. _Ice Currants._

Take large bunches of ripe currants, wash and drain them dry, then dip

them into the whites of eggs, previously beaten to a stiff froth. Lay

them on a sieve, at such a distance from each other as not to

touch--sift double refined sugar over them thick, and set them in a warm

place to dry.

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