CHARLOTTE RUSSE. ✠

1 lb. of lady’s-fingers.

1 quart of rich sweet cream.

¾ cup powdered sugar.

2 teaspoonfuls vanilla or other extract.

Split and trim the cakes, and fit neatly in the bottom and sides of two

quart moulds. Whip the cream to a stiff froth in a syllabub-churn when

you have sweetened and flavored it; fill the moulds, lay cakes closely

together on the top, and set upon the ice until needed.

_Or,_

You may use for this purpose a loaf of sponge-cake, cutting strips from

it for the sides and leaving the crust for the bottom and top, each in

one piece.

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