Boil four hours.—Mrs. L.
Another Recipe for the Same.
One bowl of raisins, one of currants; one of bread crumbs; one bowl of eggs; one of brown sugar; one of suet; citron at pleasure. Boil four hours.—Mrs. L.
Original Pudding.
Reserve a portion of light dough intended for breakfast. Set it in a cool place, and four hours before dinner, roll thin, without kneading. Sprinkle thickly over it, first, a layer of sliced citron, then a layer of seeded raisins. Roll up and lay on a buttered bread-pan till very light. Then either boil in a cloth, prepared by wetting first and then flouring (the pudding being allowed room for rising in this cloth), or set the pan in the stove and bake. In the latter case, after it becomes a light brown, it must be covered with a buttered paper.
Dough for French rolls or muffin bread is especially adapted to this kind of pudding.—Mrs. S. T.
Steamed Pudding.
½ pound of seeded raisins.
4 eggs.
2 cupfuls of sugar.