1 pint boiling water, 2 heaped tablespoonfuls ground coffee.

Scald a jug, which has a lid, with hot water, then put in the coffee,

and pour the boiling water on to it. Put on the lid, and let the coffee

draw 5 minutes close to the fire. Clear it, by pouring a little into a

cup and pouring it back 3 times, or by adding a small teacupful of cold

water. Then let the jug stand 10 minutes in a hot place, where it will

almost simmer. Serve with boiling milk, and sugar to taste.

Coffee in a Coffee-Pot.

Scald the coffee-pot with hot water. Put the coffee in above the

strainer, pour the boiling water over it very gradually, and while it is

running through, place the pot where it will keep very hot. As soon as

all the water has run through, serve with boiling milk, and sugar to

taste. Use 1 heaped teaspoonful for each person and 1 extra.

Coddled Eggs. Time—5 minutes.

Eggs should not be _boiled_, because this process hardens the outside

quickly, before cooking the yolk thoroughly. Carefully put the egg into

boiling water with a spoon, place the saucepan near the fire, where the

water cannot boil, but is near to boiling point. Take it out after 5

minutes.

_Hard-boiled Eggs_: Place the eggs in a saucepan in cold water, bring to

the boil and let them cook 12 minutes; then put them immediately into a

basin of cold water to keep them a good colour.

Fried Eggs. Time—10 minutes.

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