FoodNet

A laboratory manual of foods and cookery

1916

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Presented as published in 1916. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Beat eggs until thick, add sugar and beat again. Stir in a double boiler until it thickens slightly. Pour into a bowl and beat until creamy. Add flavoring and cream ; i tbsp. brandy or wine may be added. Baked Alaska Turn i qt. brick Vanilla Ice Cream out on an oblong sponge cake. Cover with a meringue made of 4 whites of eggs. Brown in a very hot oven. Place the cake on a paper, on a board, before turning out the ice cream. Ice Cream Molds Freeze the cream very hard. Pack solidly into the mold, cover and wrap with several thicknesses of paper. Tie with strong cord and pack. MOUSSES Coffee Mousse Ingredients : i pt. cream i c. black coffee \ c. powdered sugar \ tsp. saltCoffee Mousse Method : Whip the cream, add sugar and coffee, turn mixture into a mold, pack in ice and salt, and let stand five hours. DESSERTS 281 Chocolate Mousse Substitute 4 oz. melted chocolate for coffee in Coffee Mousse. Strawberry Mousse Substitute 2 c. mashed strawberries for coffee. Fruit Mousses Mix 2 c. of any fruit pulp, with powdered sugar to sweeten, with the whip from one pint cream. A small amount of lemon juice brings out the flavor of other fruits. Grape Juice Mousse Substitute i c. grape juice for coffee in the above direction for Coffee Mousse. PARFAITS Silver Parfait Ingredients : i c. sugar 3 egg whites i c. water i pt. cream flavoringSilver Parfait Method : Boil sugar and water until it threads. Pour on to the beaten whites of eggs, add whip from cream, flavoring, pack in ice and salt, and let stand 4 hours. Golden Parfait Ingredients : i c. sugar 6 egg yolks ^ c. water i pt. cream 282 LABORATORY MANUAL OF FOODS AND COOKERY SCORE CARDS Sherbets and Ices Texture 20 Consistency (10) Smoothness (10) Color 5 Degree of freezing 10 Freedom from water crystals 5 Flavors 60 Retained flavor (15) Imperceptibility of binder (35) Delicacy (10) 100 Philadelphia Ice Cream Texture 20 Color . 5 Flavor . 60 Degree of freezing 15 100 Custard Ice Cream Texture 20 Consistency (5) Smoothness (10) Condition of solid ingredients (5) Color 5 Flavor 60 Delicacy (30) Imperceptibility of filler (30) Degree of freezing 15 100 DESSERTS 283 FOOD VALUES Vanilla Ice Cream W | 0 i§<5 MATERIAL en Ba §i £ 01 W g si tn <! c3 N 8 2 1 <f> M ^ £'C 0^ H (A O « rt 5 CJ tn ^ c/5 C !^ (N g^l U tn 5 a «» g o o5 W |o £° 0 or« mu « ^a <jJO !— '"rt S do B"rt M0 <J CJ CJ $ ^^ Cream . . . I C. 246.1 5-41 98.44 7.38 937 .125 •65 •93 .0009 Sugar . 3 tbsp. 38.4 38.4 153 .0056 Vanilla . . . i| tsp. 3-3 .0023 Total, cooked ijc. 270.4 5-41 98.44 45.78 1090 .1329 .65 •93 .0009 loo-Calorie Portion . . 2 tbsp. 24.6 •49 8.95 4.16 IOO .012 •059 .084 .0001 Milk Sherbet Sugar . . . 6 tbsp. 78.6 78.6 314 .0112 Milk . . . |c. II5-7 3-82 4-63 5-79 80 .025 .19 .24 .0002 Cream . . . *c. ii3-7 2-5 45.48 3-41 433 .0625 •3 •43 .0004 Lemon juice . 3 tbsp. 39-9 3-9i 16 .0167 .012 .009 Total . . . iU- 347-9 6.32 50.11 91.71 843 •1154 .502 .679 .0006 loo-Calorie Portion . . 2 tbsp. 41.26 4.89 5-94 10.88 IOO .0136 .06 .081 .0001 REFERENCES Ice Cream