Short Pastry
From Plasmon cookery book, 1904
Presented as published in 1904. 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 Plasmon cookery book (1904) by International Plasmon Limited, page 13. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.
SHORT PASTRY. — Ingredients: \ lb. flour; 2 tea- spoonfuls Plasmon; i teaspoonful baking powder; 5 oz. butter; 1 dessertspoonful castor sugar ; 1 egg ; p inch salt. Method. — Put \ lb. flour, 2 teaspoonfuls Plasmon, g tea- spoonful baking powder, and a pinch of salt through a sieve. Rub 5 oz. butter lightly in, add dessertspoonful castor sugar, and mix all to a stiff paste with a little beaten-up egg and water. Roll out, and use as required. 44. PLASMON SUET DUMPLING. -Ingredients : 1 lb. flour ; 2 oz. Plasmon ; 6 oz. suet; salt. Method.— Put the flour, Plasmon, and salt in a basin; add the suet (finely chopped), and mix with cold water into a stiff dough. Wring out a cloth in boiling water, flour it, tie up the pudding (allowing room for it to swell) ; boil 2 i hours. Note.— Apple or any fruit pudding can be made with dough as above. 3i 55. PLASMON COLLEGE PUDDING. — Ingredients : i stale sponge cake or i doz. small cakes ; 2 eggs ; 1 gill milk ; 1 gill Plasmon stock ; 1 tablespoonful of any jam. Method. — Break up the cake into crumbs ; mix in the jam ; pour on the milk, warm ; beat up the eggs stiffly, whip the Plasmon to a stiff cream ; mix the eggs and Plasmon together, and stir into the mixture quickly. Steam for 2% hours. 56. RICE PUDDING. — Ingredients : 2 oz. Carolina rice ; 2 teaspoo?fuls Plasmon ; 1 pint boiling milk ; sugar to taste ; and pinch salt.
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