JELLY-CAKE FRITTERS (_very nice_). ✠

Some stale sponge, or _plain_ cup cake, cut into rounds with

a cake-cutter.

Hot lard.

Strawberry or other jam, or jelly.

A little boiling milk.

Cut the cake carefully and fry a nice brown. Dip each slice for a

second in a bowl of boiling milk, draining this off on the side of the

vessel; lay on a hot dish and spread thickly with strawberry jam, peach

jelly, or other delicate conserve. Pile them neatly and send around

hot, with cream to pour over them.

This is a nice way of using up stale cake, and if rightly prepared, the

dessert is almost equal to Neapolitan pudding.

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