Put the yolks of eggs into a saucepan, add
the sugar, lemon juice, and one gill of the
cream, beat over a pan of boiling water till
warm, remove from the fire, cocl and add
the peach pulp, the Gelatine dissolved with
the boiling water, the maraschino and the
rest of the cream whipped. Have ready a
souffié dish provided with a paper band tied
round and above the edge of the dish or
souffié case, as it is called. Pour the pre-
_paration into this just as it begins to set.
Place in the ice box for one hour and a half.
Before serving, remove the paper band
and sprinkle over the surface with crushed
macaroons and finely chopped almonds,
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM
Mash the strawberries with the sugar and
lemon juice and allow to remain in a cool
place for one hour. Rub through a sieve,
and add the Gelatine dissolved with the boil-
ing water and cream. Freeze as_ usual.
When frozen, take out a little of the frozen
mixture, add the red colouring and flavour-
ing, return to the freezer and beat evenly
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2 Ib, sugar
1 teaspoonfal pistachio
essence
Yolks 8 eggs
Green colouring
ete to nine persons)
Cz.
COX'S INSTANT
POWDERED
GELATINE✪ Pineapple Sherbet
1 gill boiling water
2 ozs. rice
2 yolks eggs
1 pint whipping cream
4 ozs, sugar
1 teaspoonful lemon juice
2 pint milk
12 large steamed pranes
l cup hot milk
£16
(Six to seven persons}
3 0%.
OOZ'S INSTANT
POWDERED ij
GELATINE
8 yolks eggs
6 O8. sugar
4 tablespoonfuls boiling
water
Juice | lemon
2 gills cream
1 liqueur glass maraschino
> pint peach pulp
Orushed macaroons
Some chopped almonds
126
[Fifteen to sixteen persons} 424
1 teaspoonful
OOX'S INSTANT
8 tablespoonfuls boiling
water
1 quart cream
1 quart strawberrics
i lb. sugar
Juice ¢ lemon
1 teaspoonful strawberry
ezsence
Red colouring
{22 lista to eight persons]
“GOx' 8 INSTANT
POWDERED
GELATINE
1 pint ripe strawberries
3 ozs. castor sugar
Whites of 2 eggs,
whisked
z pint thick cream
Cochineal colouring
x gill boiling water
128 [Five to seven persons}
1 teaspoonful
COX’S INSTANT
POWDERED
GELATINE
8 tablespoonfuls boiling
bg
1 pint milk
Whites of 8 eggs
i pint whipping cream
2028. SUgar .
é teaspoonful violet essence
stiffly
together. Repack the freezer and allow ta
stand for 2 hours to ripen.
STRAWBERRY PARFAIT
Dissolve the Gelatine in the boiling water.
Rub the strawberries through a hair sieve.
Add the sugar and the dissolved Gelatine
to the purée, and stir thoroughly. Whip the
cream and whisk the whites of the eggs toa
stiff froth. Fold this into the strawberry
purée as it begins to cool. Add the cochineal
colouring if desired. Freeze in the can
without the beaters, and serve with fresh
berries mashed and sweetened as a sauce.
VIOLET MOUSSE
Put the Gelatine into a saucepan, add the
water and milk, stir over the fire till hot,
then add sugar and whites of the eggs
stiffly beaten, stir till thick, allow to cool
add the whipped cream and essence. Pour
into a mould, then pack in ice and salt until
thoroughly frozen. Serve garnished with
the violets.
FOR FURTHER FROZEN DISHES
See Numbers 56 and 69.
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Puddings
COX'S SHREDDED GELATINE MAY BE USED IN ANY OF THE FOLLOW.
ING RECIPES, BUT MUST BE SOAKED IN COLD WATER OR MILK
FOR TEN MINUTES BEFORE BEING DISSOLVED.
Note 1.—In recipes where half a pint of cream is among the ingredients, the ordinary
es of cream, sold cheaply by all stores, will be found to be
uite sufficient.
added to make up the half pint in winter, to prevent the mould being too stiff.
Note 2.—Cream whipped well (See Recipe rg0) is lighter and the bulk is doubled.
cified in the recipes, ordinary cream is intended.
sweetened whipped cream 1s mentioned it should be whipped before sweetening.
mixture of milk and Gelatine, etc., should be allowed to cool a little before adding it to
Unless whipped cream is s
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Put the yolks of eggs into a saucepan, add the sugar, lemon juice, and one gill of the cream, beat over a pan of boiling water till warm, remove from the fire, cool and add the peach pulp, the Gelatine dissolved with the boiling water, the maraschino and the rest of the cream whipped. Have ready a souffié dish provided with a paper band tied round and above the edge of the dish or souffié case, as it is called. Pour the preparation into this just as it begins to set. Place in the ice box for one hour and a half. Before serving, remove the paper band and sprinkle over the surface with crushed macaroons and finely chopped almonds,
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM
Mash the strawberries with the sugar and lemon juice and allow to remain in a cool place for one hour. Rub through a sieve, and add the Gelatine dissolved with the boiling water and cream. Freeze as usual. When frozen, take out a little of the frozen mixture, add the red colouring and flavouring, return to the freezer and beat evenly
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2 Ib, sugar
1 teaspoonfal pistachio essence
Yolks 8 eggs
Green colouring
ete to nine persons)
Cz.
1 gill boiling water
2 ozs. rice
2 yolks eggs
1 pint whipping cream
4 ozs, sugar
1 teaspoonful lemon juice
2 pint milk
12 large steamed pranes
l cup hot milk
£16
(Six to seven persons}
3 0%. POWDERED ij
8 yolks eggs
6 O8. sugar
4 tablespoonfuls boiling
water
Juice | lemon
2 gills cream
1 liqueur glass maraschino
> pint peach pulp
Orushed macaroons
Some chopped almonds
[Fifteen to sixteen persons} 424 1 teaspoonful
8 tablespoonfuls boiling water
1 quart cream
1 quart strawberrics
i lb. sugar
Juice ¢ lemon
1 teaspoonful strawberry ezsence
Red colouring
{22 lista to eight persons]
“GOx' 8 INSTANT 1 pint ripe strawberries 3 ozs. castor sugar Whites of 2 eggs, whisked z pint thick cream Cochineal colouring x gill boiling water
128 [Five to seven persons}
1 teaspoonful
8 tablespoonfuls boiling
bg
1 pint milk
Whites of 8 eggs
i pint whipping cream
2028. SUgar .
é teaspoonful violet essence
stiffly
together. Repack the freezer and allow ta stand for 2 hours to ripen.
STRAWBERRY PARFAIT
Dissolve the Gelatine in the boiling water. Rub the strawberries through a hair sieve. Add the sugar and the dissolved Gelatine to the purée, and stir thoroughly. Whip the cream and whisk the whites of the eggs toa stiff froth. Fold this into the strawberry purée as it begins to cool. Add the cochineal colouring if desired. Freeze in the can without the beaters, and serve with fresh berries mashed and sweetened as a sauce.
VIOLET MOUSSE
Put the Gelatine into a saucepan, add the water and milk, stir over the fire till hot, then add sugar and whites of the eggs stiffly beaten, stir till thick, allow to cool add the whipped cream and essence. Pour into a mould, then pack in ice and salt until thoroughly frozen. Serve garnished with the violets.
FOR FURTHER FROZEN DISHES See Numbers 56 and 69.
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Puddings
Note 1.—In recipes where half a pint of cream is among the ingredients, the ordinary es of cream, sold cheaply by all stores, will be found to be
uite sufficient.
added to make up the half pint in winter, to prevent the mould being too stiff.
Note 2.—Cream whipped well (See Recipe rg0) is lighter and the bulk is doubled. cified in the recipes, ordinary cream is intended.
sweetened whipped cream 1s mentioned it should be whipped before sweetening. mixture of milk and Gelatine, etc., should be allowed to cool a little before adding it to
Unless whipped cream is s
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