Coffee Ice in Cups
Café Glacé en Tasses
Take four large tablespoonfuls of freshly-ground Mocha
coffee, put it into a hot dry coffee-pot and pour over it
rather better than one pint of perfectly boiling water;
allow the pot to stand in the bain-marie while the coffee
is passing through the pot; then pour off and mix with it
three ounces of castor sugar and half a pint of single
cream; when quite cold put it into the charged freezer and
freeze it dry; then pile it up quite smoothly in fancy cups
or ice-water cups (see recipe), and serve for tennis parties,
&c. This coffee ice can, if wished, be served in a semi-
frozen state for afternoon tea, when it should be served
from a jug and poured from it into the cups.