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The new practical cookery guide

1913

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Presented as published in 1913. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Batavia — Pineapple ice and strawberry mousse with preserved ginger. Beatrice — lib. of honey dissolved in a pint of warm milk, two glasses of cognac, juice of a lemon, one quart of cream. Bombe Cocoanut — Four sheets of gelatine dissolved in half a pint of milk ; when cold, add two table- spoonfuls of finely grated cocoanut, the juice of two oranges, and a pint of whipped cream. Bonne Nuit — Vanilla ice moulded in candle shapes, served upright on chocolate ice moulded in Glaces (Ices). 459 candlestick shapes, a lighted special wax match in each to imitate the wick. Bordelciisc — A pint of good Bordeaux claret and a pint of syrup, the juice of three oranges, and freeze. Bourdaline — Vanilla ice lining, anisette and filbert ice inside, decorated with crystallised violets. Bresilienne — Strawberry and pineapple ice with dice of pineapple. Cctmargo — Coffee cream ice lining, vanilla ice inside. Cantalone — Melon ice. Caprice — Pineapple ice lining, peach mousse inside. Cardinale — Raspberry ice and vanilla ice. Carmen — Strawberry ice, coffee ice, and vanilla ice. Ceylon — Coffee ice cream lining, tea and rum mousse inside. Chateaubriand I. — Kirsch mousse with muscat macerated in kirsch and dice of angelica. Chateaubriand II. — Apricot ice lining, vanilla ice inside. Chesterfield — Rich cream and cognac mousse with crystallised fruit. Chinoise — Cream ice with dice of preserved ginger, tea flavour. Clarence — Pineapple ice and crystallised violets. Cleopatra — Pistachios cream ice and rum sorbet. Coloniale — Small fancy tutti-frutti ice bombes. Comtesse Marie — Vanilla ice lining, strawberry mousse inside. Continentale — Coffee and vanilla ices. Coppelie — Coffee cream ice lining, pralines, ice in centre. 460 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Courcelles — Vanilla ice lining, orange mousse in centre. Creme Bisque — l|lb. sugar dissolved in a pint of milk ; when cold, add two quarts of cream, fib. of crumbed macaroons with half a pint of maraschino, one gill of sherry, a tint of saffronCreme Bisque . Creme de Poire — Equal quantity of sweetened pear pulp and whipped cream, lemon flavour, and cinnamonCreme de Poire. Creme Ponche — 2oz. of gelatine dissolved in half a pint of water, lib. of sugar and one pint of milk ; when cold, add one quart of cream, half a pint of rum, and a little caramel colourCreme Ponche. Creme Pralinees — To one quart of cream add 4oz. of powdered almond pralin, a little caramel, vanilla flavour, and half a cup of coffee extract, syrup to sweetenCreme Pralinees. Creole — Chocolate and pralines ice. Cydonia — Quince ice decorated with Chantilly cream. Cyrano — Apricot ice lining, filbert mousse inside, sugar-coated filberts round. Czar — Raspberry ice lining, orange and champagne mousse inside. Dame Blanche — Ice made of almond, milk, cream, and syrup. Danicheff- — Coffee cream ice with kirsch. Delicieuse — Peach ice lining, mousse pralines inside. Demidojf- — Cherry ice and pineaple ice, salpicon of fruit. Glaces (Ices). 461 D cable Rose — Strawberry ice with kirsch and crystallised cherries. Dij onnaise — Vanilla ice lining, black currant, mousse inside, Chantilly cream. Diplomate — Vanilla ice lining, maraschino mousse with fruit inside. Doctoresse — Strawberry cream ice lining, pineapple and champagne ice inside. Dora — Pineapple ice with kirsch and red currant ice, Chantilly cream. Duchesse — Orange ice and kirsch.