ALMOND CAKE.

1 lb. powdered sugar.

1 lb. flour.

¼ lb. butter.

8 eggs.

1 coffee-cupful sweet almonds, blanched by putting them into hot

water, and, when stripped of their skins and perfectly cold,

beaten to a smooth paste in a Wedgewood mortar, with a little

rose-water and half a teaspoonful essence of bitter almonds.

Beat whites and yolks separately; stir butter and sugar to a cream; add

to this the yolks; beat very hard before putting in the flour; stir in

the almond-paste alternately with the whites. Put in the brandy last.

Season the icing with rose-water.

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