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Julie M. Clagett cookbook, June 1, 1886
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layers as they would be broken by the beater. Whip the whites of the eggs stiff, & whip the thick cream, mix with the cold custard, then add the fruit & wine. Do not pack down in the freezer or in the mould, but let the pudding be as light as possible. If a sauce is desired, use whipped cream sweetened & flavored. Princess Cream. Let 6 oz of rice boil up once, wash it with cold water, cook it with 6 gills of cream & 1 vanilla bean to flavor it, over a very slow fire until soft, add 8 oz of sugar, & let it steam 15 minutes in a hot place. Take the mixture off the fire & stir until nearly cold. Whip 1 pt of cream until stiff, add a little milk 1 glass of Maraschino wine. & 3/4 oz of isinglass, or 1 oz dissolved luke warm gelatine - to the rice & stir carefully until it begins to thicken, add the rest of the cream, & if the mixture should
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layers as they would be broken by the beater. Whip the whites of the eggs stiff, & whip the thick cream, mix with the cold custard, then add the fruit & wine. Do not pack down in the freezer or in the mould, but let the pudding be as light as possible. If a sauce is desired, use whipped cream sweetened & flavored. Princess Cream. Let 6 oz of rice boil up once, wash it with cold water, cook it with 6 gills of cream & 1 vanilla bean to flavor it, over a very slow fire until soft, add 8 oz of sugar, & let it steam 15 minutes in a hot place. Take the mixture off the fire & stir until nearly cold. Whip 1 pt of cream until stiff, add a little milk 1 glass of Maraschino wine. & 3/4 oz of isinglass, or 1 oz dissolved luke warm gelatine - to the rice & stir carefully until it begins to thicken, add the rest of the cream, & if the mixture should
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