COCOA-NUT PUDDING.

Having opened a cocoa-nut, pare off the brown skin from the

pieces, and wash them all in cold water. Then weigh three quarters

of a pound, and grate it into a dish. Cut up half a pound of

butter into half a pound of powdered loaf-sugar, and stir them

together to a cream; add to them a glass of wine and rose water

mixed. Beat the whites only, of twelve eggs, till they stand alone

on the rods; and then stir the grated cocoa-nut and the beaten

white of egg alternately into the butter and sugar; giving the

whole a hard stirring at the last. Put the mixture into a buttered

dish, lay puff paste round the flat edge, and bake it half an hour

in a moderate oven. When cool, grate powdered sugar over it.

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