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... all the other proportions. S- «■ Most recipes for rich cakes call for creaming fats and sugar, and this must be done with perseverance until the mixture is white and fluffy. A» an alternative, here are two recipes not of the creaming method. The first ...

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... cream j following recipe the lake rich Christmas cake, it ginger, iloi'. sultanas and currants may be should bp given a few weeks cinnamon. naif teaspoon black left whole if desired, and only . . pepper, half teaspoon bicarbonate the cherries and apples need ...

... this somewhat luxurious recipe. It's called Snow Cap Trifle. You need sponge sandwich or s-x small sponge cakes, 6 ratafias or macaroons. 1 pin; custard, jam, two tablespoons sherry, one tin fruit, six loz. tins cream, glace cherries, angelica and almonds ...

... best at the moment, but are likely to be cheaper soon. H th- ,»eri -e recipe:— • Halve or chop some pears and place them on vanilla ice cream. Coat with softened crystallised cherries and bind with raspberry puree or Sauce Melba, which can be bought ready ...

... eat haggis while they are here they both like it. George Rose has developed a liking for oatcakes. Ronald Shiner’s favourite recipe is one which ought to be well served in Aberdeen —he likes steamed haddock with piece fat kipper grilled on top of it. and ...

... '■■** > 52 mouth-watering recipes from the Archer*’ own kitchen at Brookfield Farm. Share with your (V radio favourites the wholesome . | 1 enjoyment of these appetising J country recipes—everything from ji white bread to cherry brandy. (( / Make sure of— ...

... chocolate, substitute one packet of flavoured cornflour for the cornflour. For fruit cake add 3oz. currants, sultanas, alace cherries or mixture of fruit. the cakes are to be iced, use the new method. For this you sift alb. icine suear with one teasononful ...

... find that Viennese children who haled milk in any other form will take i; in puddings with a golden look.” Here are two recipes by the Delimel sisters which would down well at tea parties here. LITTLE TREASURE HOUSES One pint mi.k. 2 rounded tablespoons ...

... Sundaes! Fresh fruit —cherries, Bv KIRSTEEN bananas, oranges, strawberrie —and lemons are coming into the shops in greater quantities now, and prices are becoming more attractive. coffee essence; 1 pint cream; chopped nuts or cherries. Heat milk and pour ...

... slightly in pan before potting, otherwise pot and cover jam with wax discs while hot. Seal when cool. Some fruits vberrles. cherries, pears, blackberries and marrows—arc poor in pectin, and will se*. belter if bottled pectin, or other fruits rich pectin ...