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1912

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Presented as published in 1912. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Put the cocoanut and milk into a saucepan, bring to the boil, then simmer for about ten minutes until the milk is absorbed. Cream the butter and sugar, and add the cake and bread-crumbs, the cocoanut, and the yolks of the eggs. Mix well, and flavour with vanilla essence. Beat up the whites stiffly, then mix lightly with the other ingredients. Turn the mixture into a greased bowl, cover with greased paper, and steam gently for about an hour. Turn the pudding on to a hot dish, and pour round jam sauce. [ 109 ] FIG PUDDING. 4 oz. bread-crumbs. 2 oz. flour. 3 oz. sugar. 3 oz. suet. 6 oz. flgs. 2 oz. sultanas. 1 oz. almonds. 1 oz. mixed peel. 1 oz. cherries. Grated rind of one lemon. 3 eggs. ^ gill cream. Milk if necessary.Fig Pudding Chop the suet, figs, peel, cherries, and almonds, and mix all the dry ingredients together. Bind with the beaten eggs, cream, and milk, and mix to a dropping consistency. Steam in a greased mould for four hours. Turn out, and serve with custard, mousseline, or wine sauce. N.B. — Dates or prunes may be substituted for figs. [ 110 ] PLUM PUDDING. 1 lb. bread-crumbs. 2 oz. flour. ^ lb. suet. ^ lb. Valencias. ^ lb. sultanas. 1 lb. currants. 2 oz. mixed peeL 2 oz. citron peel. 2 oz. almonds. ^ lb. Demerara sugar. 1 good teaspoonful mixed spices. 1 lemon. 4 eggs. 1 gill brandy. 1 „ rum (optional). Milk if necessary. Good pinch saltPlum Pudding. Chop the suet finely with the flour, stone tlie Valencias, clean and pick the currants and sultanas, and chop the peel and almonds finely. Mix the bread-crumbs, suet, fruit, sugar, spices, and salt together, and add the lemon rind and juice. Beat the eggs and add to the mixture with the brandy and rum. Add milk if needed, and have the mixture of a dropping consistency. Tie in floured cloths, or greased basins, and boil steadily for eight to twelve hours. N.B. — These puddings may be made several weeks before required, and should have two hours’ boiling at least when needed. ^ lb. stewed figs or apples may be added to the above mixture if desired. [ in ] RASPBERRY PUDDING. 4 oz. butter. 4 oz. bread-crumbs. 4 eggs. 4 dessertspoonfuls raspberry jamRaspberry Pudding. Grease a mould and dust with brown bread- crumbs or ratafia crumbs. Melt the butter, strain it, and stir in the crumbs. Beat in the yolks and jam thoroughly. Fold in the whites beaten stiffly and turn into the mould. Steam gently for one and a half to two hours. Turn out, and serve with any good sauce. Put the loaf sugar in an old pan, and burn it a dark brown colour ; add the milk, and let it dissolve. Cut the bread in small dice, clean the sultanas, chop the peel finely ; mix these together with the castor sugar and lemon rind. Beat the eggs ; add the caramelled milk. VIENNOISE PUDDING. B oz. bread. 3 oz. sultanas. 2 oz. mixed peel. 3 oz. castor sugar. A little lemon rind. 1 oz. loaf sugar. ^ pint milk. 2 eggs. ^ gill cream, i „ sherry. [ 112 ] cream, and sherry, strain these over the bread, etc., and allow to soak at least half an hour. Turn into a greased basin, and steam till firm, from one to one and a half hour. Turn out, and serve with custard, wine, or German sauce. VANILLA SOUFFLE (1 oz. butter. 1 oz. flour. 1 gill milk. 1 oz. sugar. Vanilla essence. 3 yolks. 4 whitesVanilla Souffle. Tie a double band of paper round the outside of a souffle tin and place a round of greased paper in the bottom. Grease aU thoroughly.