 |
|||||
|
Other Recipes from CONFECTIONARY.White Wine Sweet SauceAlmacks Almond Butter Almond Cheesecakes Almond Cream Unboiled Almond Cream Almond Paste For Shapes &c Almond Puffs Another Way Angelica To Candy Apples To Do Pippins To Candy Pippins To Dry Apples To Preserve Green Golden Pippins To Preserve Crabs To Preserve Siberian Crabs To Preserve Transparent Another Way Golden Pippins To Stew Apple Cheese Conserve Of Apples Apple Demandon Apple Fraise Apple Fritters Apple Jelly No 1 |
Lemons Or Seville Oranges To Preserve(Confectionary.) - (The Lady's Own Cookery Book)Take fine large lemons or Seville oranges; rasp the outside skin very fine and thin; put them in cold water, and let them lie all night. Put them in fresh water, and set them on the fire in plenty of water, and, when they have had two or three boils, take them off, and let them lie all night in cold water. Then put them into fresh water, and let them boil till they are so tender that you can run a straw through them. If you think the bitterness not sufficiently out, put them again into cold water, and let them lie all night. Lemons need not soak so long as oranges. To four oranges or lemons put two pounds of the best sugar and a pint of water; boil and skim it clear, and when it is cold put in the oranges, and let them lie four or five days in cold syrup; then give them a boil every day till they look clear. Make some pippin or codlin jelly thus: to a pint of either put one pound of sugar, and let it boil till it jellies; then heat the oranges, and put them to the jelly and half their syrup; boil them very fast a quarter of an hour, and, just before you take them off the fire, put in the juice of two or three lemons; put them in pots or porringers, that will hold them single, and that will admit jelly enough. To four oranges or lemons, put a pound and a half of jelly and the same quantity of syrup, but boiled together, as directed for the oranges. Malaga lemons are the best; they are done in the same manner as the oranges, only that they do not require so much soaking.
VoteViewed 1115 times. |
Most Viewed Recipes from The Lady's Own Cookery BookPig To BarbicueRusks Cauliflower To Thicken Butter For Peas &c Black Or Red Currant Jelly Raisin Wine No 2 Forcemeat No 2 Sweet Cakes Orange Sponge Plain Orange Pudding Partridge A La Paysanne Potato Bread Leg Of Mutton Or Beef To Hash Veal Cake Seasoning For Soups And Brown Sauces Least Viewed Recipes from The Lady's Own Cookery BookEnglish Hams To Make Like Westphalia No 1English Hams To Make Like Westphalia No 2 English Hams To Make Like Westphalia No 3 Crab Or Lobster To Stew No 3 Fish Sauce No 8 Mushrooms No 5 Vegetable Soup No 2 West India Soup Called Pepper Pot Ham To Cure No 9 Ham To Cure No 13 Westphalia Ham To Cure No 5 Roasted Mutton With Stewed Cucumbers Truffles And Morels To Stew Pheasant Pure Of White Sauce For Carp |
||||||||||||||||||||
| Home Made Cookies.ca | ||||||||||||||||||||||
