87. _Another Method._

Bruise two pottles of strawberries in a basin with half a pint of

good cream, a little currant jelly, and some cold clarified sugar;

rub this well through the tammy, and put it in an ice pot well

covered; then set it in a tub of broken ice with plenty of salt; when

it grows thick about the sides, stir it with a spoon, and cover it

close again till it is perfectly frozen through; cover it well with

ice and salt both under and over, and when it is frozen change it

into a mould and cover well with ice. Sweeten a little plain cream

with sugar and orange flower water, and treat it the same; likewise

any other fruit, without cream, may be mixed as above. This is called

_water ice_.

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