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Take a quarter of a pound of Raisins of the Sun, as many blanched Almonds, as many Capers, as many O∣lives, as much Samphire, as many pickled Cucumbers, a Lemon shed, some pickled French Beans, a Wax tree set in the middle of the Dish, pasted to the Dish, lay all their quarters round the Dish, (you may also mince the flesh of a roasted Hen, with Sturgeon and Shrimps) and garnish the Dish with cut Beans and Turneps in several Figures.