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Practical gastronomy

1903

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Presented as published in 1903. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
— aux maearons (Cold). — Macaroon charlotte. — de melons (Cold). — Melon charlotte. — Medicis (Iced charlotte) . — Mould lined with finger biscuits, filled with white chocolate ice-cream, and set to freeze ; garnished with glace chestnuts and fruits. — Parisienne (Cold). — Light genoise cake hollowed out and filled with chocolate and vanilla cream, masked with chocolate icing, and decorated with whipped cream. — Plombiere (Cold). — Charlotte shape lined with finger biscuits, centre filled with vanilla ice, mixed with almonds, whipped cream, crystallised fruits, and kirsch flavour, and set to freeze ; served. — de poires (Hot) . — Pear charlotte. — Polonaise (Hot). — An apple charlotte flavoured with apricot marmalade. — de pommes (Hot). — Apple charlotte. (See Note.) i8o ENTREMETS Charlotte k la Pompadour (Cold).— Croustade made of almond paste and small wafer cornets filled with whipped cream, centre filled with pine- apple cream. — aux pistaches (Cold). — Like Russian charlotte, but cream is mixed with chopped pistachios. — k la Reine (Hot). — G^noise cake hollowed out and filled with vanilla souffle mixture, pineapple and apricots, masked with meringue, and baked. — a la Russe (Cold). — Rich vanilla cream set in mould lined with finger buscuits. — St. Jose (Cold). — Charlotte lined with Savoy biscuits, bottom decorated with jelly and glace fruit, and filled with pineapple cream. Compotes de Fruits — Stewed Fruits. Compote d’abricots. Compote d' ananas. Compote d’airelles. Compote de coings. Compote de cerises. Compote de dattes. Compote d’epines-vinettes. Compote de figues. Compote de praises. Compote de framboises . Compote degroseilles blanches. Compote degroseilles rouges. Compote de groseilles vertes. Compote de melon. Compote de mirabelles. Compote de mirtilles. Compote de mures. Compote de marrons. Compote d' oranges. Compote de peches. Compote de poires. Compote de pommes. Compote de prunes. Compote de pruneaux. Compote de reine-Claudcs . Compote de rhubarbe. Compote de ronces. Stewed apricots. Stewed pineapples. Stewed cranberries. Stewed quinces. Stewed cherries. Stewed dates. Stewed barberries. Stewed figs. Stewed strawberries. Stewed raspberries. Stewed white currants. Stewed red currants. Stewed gooseberries. Stewed melon. Stewed mirabelles. Stewed bilberries. Stewed mulberries. Stewed chestnuts. Stewed oranges. Stewed peaches. Stewed pears. Stewed apples. Stewed prunes. Stewed plums. Stewed greengages. Stewed rhubarb. Stewed brambleberries. F raises — Strawberries. Bombes de fraises, moderne (Cold). — Bomb- shaped moulds masked with jelly and decorated with fresh strawberries and angelica strips, filled with a rich strawberry cream. Chartreuse de fraises.— Fresh strawberries set with wine jelly in suitable mould (with pipe), centre filled with whipped cream mixed with fresh or glac£ fruit. SWEETS 181 Framboises (Raspberries) . — The same style as strawberries can be applied to raspberries. Petits pains de fraises (Cold).— Little timbale moulds coated with maraschino jelly, filled with fresh strawberry puree, stiffened with gelatine. Tivoli aux fraises (Cold). — Maraschino jelly and strawberry cream set in alternate layers in fancy mould ; garnished with fresh strawberries. CPOUtes aux fruits. — These are compotes of fruit dressed on fried cake or bread croutons, and are garnished with glac6 fruit, angelica, cherries, raisins, and almonds, sauced over with fruit syrup.