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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.
Glace a la creme d’abricot. — a la creme d’amande. — a la creme d' ananas. — de creme au cacao. — au chocolat. — creme de framboises. — au marasquin. — au moka. — creme de noyeau. — aux fleurs d' or anger. — d la creme de peches. — creme au the. — a la creme de vanille. Apricot cream ice. Almond cream ice. Pineapple cream ice. Cocoa cream ice. Chocolate ice. Raspberry cream ice. Maraschino cream ice. Coffee cream ice. Noyeau cream ice. Ice cream flavoured with orange flowers. Peach cream ice. Vanilla cream ice flavoured with tea. Vanilla cream ice. * % \ t ICES 207 Glace aux abvicots. — d l' ananas. — aux cerises. — au citron. — d'epines-vinettes. — aux f raises. — aux framboises. — aux gvoseilles . — de melon. — mille fruits. — aux mirtilles. — d l' orange. — en verves a l' orange. — aux pe ches. ■ — aux poires. — auxpommes. ■ — a la tutti-frutti. Pouch a la glace. Sorbet aux f raises. Biseuits glaees a la a mixed with cream and Apricot water ice. Pineapple water ice. Cherry water ice. Lemon water ice. Barberry water ice. Strawberry water ice. Raspberry water ice. Red currant ice. Melon water ice. Mixed fruit and cream ice. Bilberry water ice. Orange water ice. Orange water ice, served in glasses. Peach water ice. Pear water ice. Apple water ice. Mixed cream and fruit water ice. Iced punch. Strawberry ice, served in glasses. mille. — Vanilla souffle ice, ined with wafer biscuits. Charlotte glacee. — Ice cream pudding, lined with thin finger, genoise, or savoy biscuits. Coupes St. Jacques. — Layers of vanilla cream ice and red currant water ice filled- in goblets, sprinkled over with maraschino and cura9ao liqueur. Demi-glace de groseilles vertes.— Gooseberry fool. Glace Albufera. — Vanilla cream ice mixed with chestnut puree and maraschino. — Alexandra. — Bomb mould lined with vanilla cream ice, and filled with peach and strawberry cream ice. — plombiere d’ananas.— A rich cream ice, made with one quart of cream, six egg yolks, \ lb. sugar, vanilla flavour and pineapple juice. Pine- apple cut in dice is mixed with cream when partially frozen. — Bresilienne. — Mousse of kirsch flavour mixed with chopped pineapple. — Cardinal. — Bomb mould lined with raspberry or strawberry water ice, centre filled with vanilla cream flavoured with maraschino. — Chateaubriand. — Vanilla ice cream, mixed with glac6 or crystallised fruits and whipped cream. 208 ICES Glace Cleopatre. — Vanilla cream ice, chopped pista- chios, flavoured with Curasao and rum ; centre whipped sweetened cream. — Comtesse. — Strawberry cream ice, frozen in small cases, with fresh fruit on top, garnished with angelica leaves. — Coureelles. — Bomb of orange water ice, with centre filling of vanilla cream and glace fruit. — Creole. — Chocolate flavoured ice cream, mixed with pounded burnt sugar almonds. — Dame-Blanche. — Compound ice, consisting of lemon water flavoured with kirsch, and vanilla cream mixed with whipped cream in centre. — Diplomate. — Mocha cream ice in bomb shape, centre filled with mousse, flavoured with Curasao cream. — Duehesse. — Orange cream ice flavoured with kirsch. — Florentine. — Bomb mould lined with filbert cream ice, centre filled with strawberry water ice. — Georgette. — Pineapple cream ice, mixed with pounded French almond rock. — a la Havanne. — Coffee cream ice mixed with burnt sugar almonds (pralines), centre vanilla cream . — Creme de maearons. — Macaroon cream ice.