Creme Romantique
From The encyclopædia of practical cookery, 1890
Serves 2
Bottle for use.
Presented as published in 1890. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation below, not the original instructions.
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This recipe was extracted from The encyclopædia of practical cookery (1890) by Theodore Francis Garrett, page 475. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.
Creme Romantique. — Put 9|qts. of spirits of wine 60deg. over proof into stone jars or bottles, add 2oz. each of lemon- peel, mace, lavender-flowers, and marjoram, loz. of cinnamon, and 3OZ. of cloves, and let them remain for three or four weeks to macerate, stirring frequently. Add this to -|oz. of essence of vanilla, 2|qts. of rose-water, 4qts. of capillaire, and 4|qts. of water ; filter, add a little rose colouring, and bottle. Creme Voizot. — Put 9Jqts. of spirits of wine into stone jars or bottles, and add 2oz. of lemon-peel, loz. of orange-peel, ^•oz. each of rosemary-leaves, • balm, and cinnamon, |oz. of peppermint, and 2 drachms each of cloves, nutmegs, mastic, and storax. Shake the bottles frequently for about a month, and add to the whole 2qts. each of rose-, orange- flower, balm- and peppermint-waters, J drachm of essence of vanilla, and 4qts. of capillaire. Filter, stir in a little green colouring, and bottle. Doree Cordial. — Put into a bowl 3qts. each of brandy and Malaga wine, add ^oz. each of saffron, Peruvian bark, cinnamon, and bitter orange-peel, and let them digest for seven or eight days. Strain into another bowl, add 21b. of loaf sugar, let Cordials and Liqueurs — continued. this dissolve, pour the cordial into bottles, cork them up securely, and use as required. Eau des Abbes. — Chop as fine as possible 3oz. of lemon-peel and lloz. of orange-peel ; put them into a large jar or bottle with loz. of aniseed, loz. of juniper-berries, and \oz. each of sage and peppermint, all finely powdered ; pour in 4| pints of spirits of wine 60deg. over proof, and shake the bottle frequently for a month. Pour off the spirit, add to the bottle 3f pints of water, shake the bottle, and let this remain for a few days ; strain into the spirits, pressing out as much as possible, and add lqt. of capillaire and a little red colouring. Filter, and bottle. Eau Aerienne (Luft Wasserl. — The same as for Eatj Cordiale, using 2oz. each of orris-root, lavender, and camomile-flowers, loz. each of sage and sassafras, 2^oz. of cin- namon, 2oz. each of fennel-seed and rosemary-leaves, 21-oz. of cumin, and 6oz. of finely-chopped figs. The same quantity of spirits of wine, water, and capillaire is also used. Eau d’ Amour. — Put 5oz. of finely-chopped lemon-peel into bottles with loz. of bitter almonds pounded to a paste with a little spirits, 4oz. of finely-chopped figs, I50Z. of cinnamon, and loz. each of lavender and mace, all ground ; pour in 9 J pints of spirits of wine GOdeg. over proof, and let it remain in a warm place for a month, frequently shaking the bottle. Strain off the spirit, add to the bottles 6f pints of water, let this stand for a few days, strain, and add it to the spirit, together with lqt. of Muscat wine and a little rose colouring ; filter through flannel, and bottle for use. Or it may be made as above, but using 3oz. each of bitter almonds and lemon-peel, ljoz. of cinnamon, Joz. of mace, foz. of cloves, 2oz. of lavender-flowers, 9i pints of spirits of wine, 2qts. of Muscat wine, 9 drops of oil of amber, 3^ pints each of water and capillaire, and rose colouring as before. Eau d’ Argent. — (1) Put into a bottle or jar lfoz. of flower of the lily, loz. of bitter almonds pounded to a paste with a little spirits, 4 drachms each of peppermint and nutmeg, Joz. of cinnamon
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