348. _A Cake for Ordinary Uses._

Take 4 pound of fine flour warm it in an earthen pan by the fire then

break in a pound of fresh butter and a pound of sugar mixing both

very well into y^r dryed flour then take 10 eggs put in but 3 of the

whites and beat them very well then put to your eggs when well beaten

3 spoonfulls of rosewater and a quarter of a pint of sack a quart of

good ale yest more yest if not very good a pint of cream boyled and

cooled again some salt a nutmeg grated and some cloves & mace beaten

also small mixing all very well together and warm it milk warm & so

pour it to your flour very well covering it up warm for a quarter of an

hour then put in a pound of raisons of the Sun stoned and cut small 3

pound of currants clean washt rubbed and dryed all which mixt very well

together and put it into a paper hoop and set it in a oven as hot as

for small bread and let it stand one hour and a quarter which will be

long enough.

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