To make an ordinary Bread Pudding.
TAKE two halfpenny rolls, slice them thin, crust and all,
pour over them a pint of new milk, boiling hot, cover them
close, let it stand some hours to soak, then beat it well with a
little melted butter, and beat up the yolks and whites of two
eggs, beat all together well with a little salt. Boil it half an
hour; when it is done, turn it into your dish, pour melted but-
ter and sugar over it, some lose a little vinegar in the butter.
If your rolls are stale and grated, they will do better; add a lit-
tle ginger. You may bake it with a few currants.