Blackberry Roley Poley.
1 quart of prepared flour; 1 heaping tablespoonful of lard; and the same of butter, rubbed with a little salt, into the flour; enough milk—about two cups—to make soft dough.
Roll out into a sheet a quarter of an inch thick. Strew, leaving a narrow margin at the sides, with sound blackberries, sprinkled with sugar. Roll tightly. Sew up with a “felled” seam, in a cloth, leaving room for swelling. Put into a pot of boiling water, and keep at the boil an hour and a quarter. Dip the cloth in cold water to loosen it, and turn out. Eat cold with hard sauce.
Third Week. Sunday.
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Tomato Soup.
Fillet of Veal. Chopped Potatoes.
Green Corn Pudding. String-Beans.
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Peach Lèche-Crêma.
Marbled Cake.
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