Batter Dariols.—Have ready some clean boiling
fat, and plunge the dariol fryer with three moulds
into this till it is quite hot; then mask the sides
and bottoms quickly with frying batter, carefully
trimming off the superfluous batter round the top
edge with your finger or a knife, and fry at once
in the boiling fat till of a nice golden colour; then
lift off the cases (when done they should slip off
quite easily), return them at once to the fat for a
minute to crisp the insides, and, after draining them
well, either fill them with whatever ragout, &c., you
wish to use, or else store them in an air-tight box
till wanted, as they will keep well for two or three
days, and are convenient to have ready. If by