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German cookery for the English kitchen

1906

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Presented as published in 1906. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Scald the rice twice. Peel the apples, cut them into dice and fill a buttered pudding basin (that is provided with closely-fitting lid) with alternate layers of apples and rice, the top and bottom layer consisting of apples. Boil up the water with the butter, sugar and salt, and pour it oven Then place the lid on the mould and boil for 2 hours. Turn out the rice on to a deep dish and serve sprinkled over with sugar. Stoned cherries may be substituted for apples. Weinreis. (Wine Rice.) For 6 Persons^ Time of Preparation : 2 hours. \ lb. rice. 4 tablespoonsful lemon juice* 5 oz. sugar. \ pint white wine. Put on the rice in cold water, pour off the water as soon as it boils and replace by fresh cold water. Repeat this several times, then drain the rice on a sieve. Boil up J^ pint of the wine with the sugar and lemon juice, shake the rice into it and boil it till the grains are soft. Let the rice cool a little and then stir in the remaining wine. Serve in a glass dish, ornamented with little heaps of various bottled fruits. Himbeerschaum. (Raspberry Froth.) 3 whites of eggs. 3 oz. castor sugar* 4 oz. jam (currant, raspberry or cranberry)Raspberry Froth. Whisk all together for i hour and serve in a glass dish. Other Sweets. 187 Apfelsohnee. (Apple Snow.) I lb. stiff apple pur6e» 3 oz. sugar. 6 whites of eggs. 2 tablespoonsfui lemon juiceApple Snow. Whisk the whites very stiffly, then stir in the su^^ar, lemon juice, and finally the apple puree. Serve in a glass dish, garnished with jelly. Sohaumspeisa. (Sponge.) } pint fruit syrup. | pint cider or water. 8 whites of eggs. 3 oz. sifted flour. Sugar to tasteSponge. Boil the syrup with the sugar and wine and addMie flour, mixed smoothly in a little water. When this nas boiled a few minutes, remove from the fire and stir into it the stiffly-whisked whites of eggs. Fill a mould that has been rinsed with cold water and turn out when cold. Serve with Vanilla Sauce (see recipe, page 67) or whipped cream* Arme Bitter. (Poor Knight's Pudding.) Time of Preparation : i hour. 18 slices Vienna bread. ^ pint milk. I teaspoonful salt. 2 oz. grated roll. 4 oz. butter. 8 bitter almonds. 3 egrgfsPoor Knight's Pudding. Beat up together the milk, eggs, salt and grated almonds and pour over the slices of bread, so that they are well soaked through. Then sprinkle over with grated roll and fry a pale brown on both sides in butter. Serve with Fruit Sauce, etc. i88 Sonstige siisse Speisefi. Karth&nser Klosse. (Carthusian Fritters.) Fdn' 6 Persons. 9 long rolls. 4 eggs. 5 bitter almonds. Time of Preparation : i^ hour. I pint milk. 1 teaspoonful salt. 2 oz. sugar. Grate ofF the outer crust of the rolls. Cut the rolls in halves lengthwise and pour over them the milk which has been well beaten with the eggs and other ingredients. When thoroughly soaked, sprinkle in the grated roll and fry in plenty of butter or fat. Sprinkle over with castor sugar and cinnamon and serve with Fruit Sauce. They may be further decorated with sweet almonds, cuU into thin strips ; in this case, serve with Wine Sauce. Kaiser-Sohmarren. Por 6 Persons. 6 eggs. I pint cream. 4 oz. currants. 4 oz. butter. Time of Preparation : \ hour. 5 oz. flour. I teaspoonful saltCarthusian Fritters. Grated peel of half a lemon. 4 oz. grated sweet almonds. Mix all the ingredients, except the butter, into a dough. Fry this brown on both sides in the butter. Then pull, or cut, into smaller pieces and fry each crisply. Serve on a hot dish and sprinkle over with sugar. For 6 Persons. ^ lb. flour. I gill milk. 4 oz. sugar. I oz. yeast. 3 oz. butter. Tipoler Strudel. Time of Preparation : 3^ hours. 8 yolks of eggs. 4 whites of eggs. 2 oz. grated sweet almonds. \ teaspoonful salt. \ pint cream. Other Sweets. 189