COFFEE ICE-CREAM.

3 pints of cream.

1 cup of black coffee—very strong and clear.

2 cups sugar.

2 tablespoonfuls arrowroot, wet up with cold water.

Heat half the cream nearly to boiling, stir in the sugar, and, when

this is melted, the coffee; then the arrowroot. Boil all together five

minutes, stirring constantly. When cold, beat up very light, whipping

in the rest of the cream by degrees. Then freeze.

I cannot say certainly that this can be frozen without turning,

although I see no reason why it should not, since the arrowroot gives

it the consistency of custard.

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