Cost of cream puffs — eggs 14, butter
8, sugar 3, extract 3, flour 2; 30 cents
for from 15 to 25 according to size.
Large ones sell at 5c each.
290— Corn Starch cream Puffs.
Lightest thinest shells and in other re-
spects the finest.
1 cup milk — I pint.
■J cup butter — 3 ounces.
i heaping tablespoons starch — four
ounces.
5 eggs.
Boil half the milk with the butter
in it. Mix the starch free from lumps
with the other half. Pour both together
and let cook to a smooth paste. Add
the eggs one at a time after removing it
from the fire — and beat thoroughly.
Drop spoonfuls size of guinea eggs on
baking pans very slightly greased and
bake in a moderate oven about 20 min-
utes. This makes 20 to 25. Fill with
the following:
291— Corn Starch Pastry Cream.
1 cup water or mlk — J pint.
3 tablespoons sugar — 3 ounces.
1 heaping tablespoon starch✪ Corn Starch Cream Puffs — 1 ounce.
Butter size of a walnut.
1 ege;, (2 yolks arc better.)
Lemon or vanilla flavoring.
Boil the water or milk with the sugar
in it Mix the starch with a little water
extra; pour it in the saucepan and stir
up. Then before it has boiled again,
add the egg and butter and stir until
the mixture becomes quite thick — per-
haps ten minutes. Flavor when cool.
Fill the puff with it by means of a tea-
spoon, the puffs being cut open at the
aide.
Note — The preceding kind of pastry
cream makes a good lemon cream pie if
a small lemon is added to it. Grate the
rind and squeeze in the juice.
Cost of corn starch puflfe and cream
filling— 27 cents for 20 to 25.
292— Transparent Puffs.
-1^ ounces.
1 cup water — J pint.
Butter size of an egg-
3 tablespoons starch — 3 ounces.
2 whole eggs and 3 whites.
Make the same way as other cream
puffs. The use of them is to make puffs
different from other peoples and tor the
following sort.
293— Gocoar.ut Eclairs-
Make 20 cream puffs of either of the
three mixtures above directed and take
care not to have the paste too soft through
the eggg being very large or the flour
scant, as these should rise round and
hollow, and not run out wide on the
pans.
When baked have some grated cocoa-
nut mixed with granulated sugar ready
on a dish and roll the puffs in it, giving
a good coating. Set them in a warm
place to dry. If you use desiccated
cocoanut, mix it with syrup hot.
294— Cream Puff Tarts.
Line 20 common patty pans with a
very thin bottom of good pie paste or
sweet tart paste and put in each one a
spoonful of cream puff mixture — the
same as for Boston cream puffs — spread
it evenly, then bake about 20 minutes.
Have some syrup ready and brush over
the tops and dredge with either cocoa-
nut or chopped almonds. They are risen
high and hollow like cream puffs in the
baking and this surface dredging is to
be done while they are hot. After that
raise one end with the point of a knife
and insert a teaspoonful of any kind oi
pastry cream.
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Cost of material — about 2 cents eacb.
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295— Chocolate Pastry Cream.
2 cups milk — 1 pint.
\ cup sugar — 4 ounces.
2 heaping tablespoons flour-2 ounces
\ cup grated chocolate — 1 ounce.
Butter size guinea ^^^ — 1 ounce.
1 egg (2 yolks are better).
1 teaspoon vanilla extract✪ Chocolate Pastry Cream.
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Cost of cream puffs — eggs 14, butter 8, sugar 3, extract 3, flour 2; 30 cents for from 15 to 25 according to size. Large ones sell at 5c each.
290— Corn Starch cream Puffs.
Lightest thinest shells and in other respects the finest.
1 cup milk — I pint.
■J cup butter — 3 ounces.
i heaping tablespoons starch — four ounces.
5 eggs.
Boil half the milk with the butter in it. Mix the starch free from lumps with the other half. Pour both together and let cook to a smooth paste. Add the eggs one at a time after removing it from the fire — and beat thoroughly. Drop spoonfuls size of guinea eggs on baking pans very slightly greased and bake in a moderate oven about 20 minutes. This makes 20 to 25. Fill with the following:
291— Corn Starch Pastry Cream.
1 cup water or mlk — J pint.
3 tablespoons sugar — 3 ounces.
1 heaping tablespoon starch — 1 ounce.
Butter size of a walnut.
1 egg (2 yolks are better).
Lemon or vanilla flavoring.
Boil the water or milk with the sugar in it Mix the starch with a little water extra; pour it in the saucepan and stir up. Then before it has boiled again, add the egg and butter and stir until the mixture becomes quite thick — perhaps ten minutes. Flavor when cool. Fill the puff with it by means of a teaspoon, the puffs being cut open at the aide.
Note — The preceding kind of pastry cream makes a good lemon cream pie if a small lemon is added to it. Grate the rind and squeeze in the juice.
Cost of corn starch puflfe and cream filling— 27 cents for 20 to 25.
292— Transparent Puffs.
-1^ ounces.
1 cup water — J pint. Butter size of an egg- 3 tablespoons starch — 3 ounces.
2 whole eggs and 3 whites.
Make the same way as other cream puffs. The use of them is to make puffs different from other peoples and tor the following sort.
293— Coconut Eclairs.
Make 20 cream puffs of either of the three mixtures above directed and take care not to have the paste too soft through the eggs being very large or the flour scant, as these should rise round and hollow, and not run out wide on the pans.
When baked have some grated cocoanut mixed with granulated sugar ready on a dish and roll the puffs in it, giving a good coating. Set them in a warm place to dry. If you use desiccated cocoanut, mix it with syrup hot.
294— Cream Puff Tarts.
Line 20 common patty pans with a very thin bottom of good pie paste or sweet tart paste and put in each one a spoonful of cream puff mixture — the same as for Boston cream puffs — spread it evenly, then bake about 20 minutes. Have some syrup ready and brush over the tops and dredge with either cocoanut or chopped almonds. They are risen high and hollow like cream puffs in the baking and this surface dredging is to be done while they are hot. After that raise one end with the point of a knife and insert a teaspoonful of any kind oi pastry cream.
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Cost of material — about 2 cents eacb.
SAJV 'FRAA'CIS C O HO TEL GA ZE TTE'S
295— Chocolate Pastry Cream.
2 cups milk — 1 pint.
\ cup sugar — 4 ounces.
2 heaping tablespoons flour-2 ounces
\ cup grated chocolate — 1 ounce.
Butter size guinea egg — 1 ounce.
1 egg (2 yolks are better).
1 teaspoon vanilla extract.
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