CAFÉ AU LAIT.

This is merely very strong coffee added to a large proportion of

good hot milk; about 6 tablespoonfuls of strong coffee being quite

sufficient for a breakfast-cupful of milk. Of the essence which

answers admirably for _café au lait_, so much would not be required.

This preparation is infinitely superior to the weak watery coffee so

often served at English tables. A little cream mixed with the milk,

if the latter cannot be depended on for richness, improves the taste

of the coffee, as also the richness of the beverage. _Sufficient._—6

tablespoonfuls of strong coffee, or 2 tablespoonfuls of the essence, to

a breakfast-cupful of milk.

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