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Dainty dinners and dishes for Jewish families

1907

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Presented as published in 1907. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
\ oz. isinglass. iU pints milk or f pint milk and j pint cream. 3 oz. French chocolate. \ lb. lump sugar. 1 teaspoonful vanilli. Soak the isinglass in the milk or milk and cream. Grate the chocolate, add the sugar and isinglass and milk; put it over the fire and let it boil up once, stirring all the time to prevent the chocolate setting. Strain it into a basin, add the vanilla, and pour into a wetted mould, when nearly cold. CREAMS A LA DUCHESSE MARIE. Creme a la Duchesse Marie. $ pint milk. £ pint double cream. U oz. cornflour. 1 oz. castor sugar. Yolks of two eggs. A few chopped ^ teaspoonful essence of vanilla. I good tablcspoonful apricot jam. 1 tablespoonful sherry or brandy. pistachio kernels. Slake a custard with the milk, cornflour and yolks of eggsSteamed Coffee Custards, and the sugar, vanilla, jam and sherry or brandy, pass all through a hair sieve and almost fill 12 small paper or china cases with the mixture. Whip the cream very stiffly, add a teaspoonful of castor sugar and a few drops of vanilla, Put it in the forcing- bag and force it on to the cases; sprinkle the tops with chopped pistachio kernels. l 114 DAINTY DINNERS AND DISHES FRUIT CREAMS. 4 oz. isinglass. 4 pint milk. 1 pint double crcain. Creme tie Fruits varies. 1 tinned pine-apple or 1 pot straw ben y or other jam. lb. sifted sugar. Dissolve the isinglass in 1 gill milk, add 1 gill boiling milk and stir it by the side of the fire till the isinglass is melted ; add this slowly to the whipped cream, stirring the whole time, then add the flavouring. Dor a pine-apple cream, cut the pine into small pieces, add the juice and a little lemon juice and the sugar, whisk till nearly set and pour into a wetted mould. Jams must be warmed with a little water, then passed through a sieve before being added. GOOSEBERRY FOOL CREAM. 4 pint cream. I quart gooseberries. Creme tie Groscilles. Loaf sugar. A little waterGooseberry Fool Cream. Stew the gooseberries in sufficient water to cover them, and add sugar to taste. When tender, pass them through a fine sieve, stir in the cream (or half milk and cream), mix well, and serve cold. HONEYCOMB CREAM. Blancmange aux Fruits. 3 teacupxful milk. 1 teacupful castor sugar. 3 eggs. 4 oz. isinglass. 1 teaspoonfid vanilla. Glace cherries and angelicaHoneycomb Cream. Put the milk, isinglass, sugar and vanilla in a saucepan over the fire till the isinglass is dissolved, let it cool a little, then stir in slowly the 3 yolks, well beaten, and let it come nearly to the boil. Remove from the fire and let it cool, then add the whites of the eggs whipped to a stiff froth. Rinse a mould out with cold water, decorate with cherries and angelica, pour the mixture carefully into it and let it get cold. LECKER CREAM. 3 yolks and 1 white of egg. H pints milk. 4 tablespoonsful flour. 2 oz. castor sugar. Grated lemon peel. 4 1b. ratafiasLecker Cream. Beat up the yolks and white, add the milk gradually, and mix in the flour verf carefully. Add the sugar and grated lemon peel to flavour. Boil over a slow fire, stirring constantly, until the flour is quite dissolved. Prepare a shallow dish with the ratafias at the bottom, and strain the cream on to them. Decorate with coloured sugar. BUTTER SWEETS. 115 RICE CREAM MOULD. 2 oz. rice. 2 eggs. 1 pint milk. 1 pint cream. lilts a la Creme. 3 oz. castor sugar. b oz. isinglass. b lb. strawberry jam. FlavouringRice Cream Mould.