... of thick custard—and put a little shred jelly on the top, You ask for recipes for aweets in glasses, but they are given in the article you quote in the last paragraph. For the cherries, they are, as 1 say, stewed, and then the svrup is flavoured with brandy ...

... say you like those you have), and at pp. 49, MI, Ike., you will and several recipe* for marmalade. (The first recipe given on p. 0 is a well-tried and much approved Scotch recipe.) Or, if you keep your greens, ■lout article on the subject was given in the ...

... CHERRY JAM ((herry Blossom ).—Choose sound, ripe cherries, remove the stones, and to every pound of cherries allow one gill of red currant or rhubarb Juice, or water if preferred (but remember that a jam to which water is added never keep. so well) ...

... whipped cream, and served with stewed fruit is both attractive and wholesome; blancmange containing bananas and garnished with cherries is another favourite. The American fruit shortcake is a :weft of quite a different type. Fruit omelets have a charm all ...

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... Walnut creams are given on pages 87-88, so are cherries, dates, and French plums ; in fact, I think you will find all the information you ask for in this book, which is principally a reprint of recipes that have already appeared in the Queen.—ED. FRENCH ...

... flavoured to taste. Dried cherries, halved, halved and stoned raisins, or strips of angelica or candied fruit may be tired to ornament the moulds, the liqueur flavouring of the syrup sauce varying, Kirsch being used with the cherries, a little brandy with ...

... book, which would give you a large number of recipes for homemade wines ? That for rhubarb wine, on page ELI, appears to be the very one you want.—ED. RAW MEAT SOUP ( Stalky and Co.).—ls this one recipe you mean ? (It is, I know, invaluable in oases ...

... way. I um so glad you found the recipe for the cake so successful. —ED. CHERRY JAM, &c. ( Madame).—l think you will find the following recipe for cherry jails quite successful: Put 61b. of picked and stoned cherries into a basin, prick ...

... are any sour fruit or fruit and nut salad to which has been added euchred fruit preserved in spiced and sweetened vinegar—recipes for which appeared in the Queen of Sept. 12. Except in the case of such small fruit as damsons, the euchred fruit is generally ...

... sal ii-cts there may be, cut the stalk ard cook just in the same way as ( OLD SWEET (*Rab”).—A co i following recipe for Naples T [ the recipe you require: ™ Cove rutatias or crushed macaroons, pi cabes, spread with jam over these, 30, of loaf sugar into ...

... then stir in half a pint of cold syrup, colour with a few drops of caramel, filter, and bottle as above. Cherry Gin (American).—Stalk 11b. of cherries, and just scald (but do not boil them) in a quart of syrup, and then lay them in wide-mouthed bottles, ...