½ lb. grated chocolate, 1 breakfastcupful brown sugar, ¾ breakfastcupful milk, 1 oz. butter, 2 dessertspoonfuls golden syrup. Stir all the ingredients over the fire until thick (from 20 to 30 minutes). When a little of the mixture, poured into cold water, becomes crisp and hard, the caramels are ready. Pour the mixture on to well-greased dishes, mark it into squares, and cut up as soon as possible. Cocoanut Candy. Time—1 hour. 1 large cocoanut, 1 tablespoonful cocoanut milk, 1 lb. brown sugar. Cut the cocoanut into small thin strips about half an inch long. Boil with the sugar and the milk from the nut, stirring all the time. Drop a little on to a wet board, and if it be sufficiently cooked, it will harden. When ready, form the mixture into round cakes with a tablespoon, and drop them on to a wet board as fast as possible. Ginger Lee. Time—1 hour. 1¼ lb. ginger lee seed, 1 lb. castor sugar, 1 lb. honey, ¼ lb. almonds. Blanch the almonds and ginger lee seed the day before they are required. Pick the seed over well, put it into the oven until it is a light brown. Mix the sugar and honey well together, put them in a saucepan on the fire, let them remain till clear (about 20 minutes). Drop in the ginger lee seed and almonds, and stir well. Drop a spoonful on to a plate to see if it sets; when ready, thoroughly wet a board and rolling pin, roll out the mixture about one inch thick, cut it up, and put on a dish to cool. Toffee. Time—½ hour. 1 lb. brown sugar, ½ lb. butter, ½ gill water, 1 dessertspoonful vinegar (2 oz. almonds, if liked). Melt the sugar and butter together, then add the water and vinegar, and stir over a slow fire, till a little of the mixture, poured into cold water, becomes quite crisp and hard. Blanch the almonds, cut them up, sprinkle them into the toffee at the last moment, then pour it on to well-greased dishes, mark it into squares, and cut up as soon as possible. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ INVALID COOKERY. Cup of Arrowroot. Time—¼ hour. 1 dessertspoonful arrowroot, 1 pint milk. Boil the milk, and meanwhile mix the arrowroot to a smooth paste with a little cold milk, then pour the boiling milk on to it and stir till smooth. If not thick enough, return it to the saucepan and stir for 2 or 3 minutes over the fire. Serve with sugar or salt. _A cup of cornflour_ can be made in the same way. Barley Water. Time—20 minutes. 2 dessertspoonfuls prepared barley, 1 pint milk or water. Put the barley into a basin and mix to a smooth paste with a little cold milk or water, then add to it gradually the boiling milk or water, stirring carefully with a wooden spoon all the time. Boil 10 minutes, stir continually and avoid lumps. Sweeten, and if made with water serve with lemon-juice.