JELLY SAUCE. ✠

½ cup currant jelly.

1 tablespoonful butter, melted.

½ dessert spoonful arrowroot or corn-starch; wet with cold water.

1 glass pale Sherry.

3 tablespoonfuls boiling water.

Stir the arrowroot into the boiling water and heat, stirring all the

time, until it thickens; add the butter, and set aside until almost

cool, when beat in, spoonful by spoonful, the jelly to a smooth pink

paste. Pour in the wine, stir hard, and heat in a tin vessel, set

within another of boiling water, until very hot.

Pour over and around Neapolitan, bread-and-marmalade puddings, cake

fritters, and Queen’s toast.

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