51. BARLEY SUGAR.

Take a quantity of clarified sugar in that state that on dipping the

finger into the pan the sugar which adheres to it will break with a

slight noise; this is called _crack_. When the sugar is near this,

put in two or three drops of lemon juice, or a little vinegar to

prevent its graining. When it has come to the _crack_, take it off

instantly, and dip the pan into cold water, to prevent its burning;

let it stand a little, and then pour it on a marble which must be

previously rubbed with oil. Cut the sugar into small pieces, when it

will be ready for use. One drop of citron will flavour a considerable

quantity.

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