Count Rumford, Hasty Pudding / Indian Pudding / Boil Potatoes

Count Rumford, Hasty-Pudding
2 Pints of water, 58] g^r. of salt ^disolvedboiled in the
Water, ½ lb of Indian meal. Stirred in by little &
little till it is enough, which may be known by
a wooden spoon standing on end in it.
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    From the same S^r. W^m. Pepperels Housekeeper Indian Pudding
3lb of Indian Meal (sifted) put into a large bowl, pour 5 pints of
boiling water & stir well-together, add 3 q^ts. of lb mollasses
& 1 oz of salt, there being all well mixed, pour into a bag thoroughly
cover in boiling water, leaving an empty space about the 6^th.

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Part of its contents, for room to swell: Put
it into boiling water, a boil without in-
-termission 6 hours. 1lb of suet may be
added. Or 1 lb. of of dried apples. or huckle-
berries.
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Same. Boil Potatoes.
Take them of the some size, wash clean, put
into cold, ^waternot sufficient to cover them; if large,
as soon as they begin to boil, repeatedly throw in
cold water till they are done, which will take from
½ an hour to 1 ¼ according to their size, during