COCOA-NUT JUMBLES.

Grate a large cocoa-nut. Rub half a pound of butter into a pound

of sifted flour, and wet it with, three beaten eggs, and a little

rose water. Add by degrees the cocoa-nut, so as to form a stiff

dough. Flour your hands and your paste-hoard, and dividing the

dough into equal portions, make the jumbles with your hands into

long rolls, and then curl them round and join the ends so as to

form rings. Grate loaf-sugar over them, lay them in buttered

pans, (not so near as to run into each other,) and bake them in a

quick oven from five to ten minutes.

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