Cooking And Castle-Building
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When cool enousfh to not scald the flour, add that ; then the eggs, Avell beaten ; and lastly the yeast. Give all a thorough beating. As soon in the morning as con- venient, give the batter a good beating. This 72 COOKING AND CASTLE-BUILDING.
will add to the lightness and excellence of the cakes.
"The proportion of three pints of flour to a quart of milk, which you see is a measure and a half of flour to a measure of milk, I find to be the average proportions required in all kinds of batter- ca...kes ; but the exact quantity of flour ijiust be determined by the number of eggs and the amount of butter used. Where many eggs are used, less flour is needed, unless a great quantity of butter or lard, also, is used.
"Now, I will give you two more recipes for waffles, both excellent, which illustrate my mean- ing : One quart of milk, three pints of flour, four ounces of lard, four ounces of butter, six eggs, half a gill of yeast. In this recipe I should make no deduction of flour on account of the eggs used, because of the quantity of butter and lard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When cool enousfh to not scald the flour, add that ; then the eggs, Avell beaten ; and lastly the yeast. Give all a thorough beating. As soon in the morning as con- venient, give the batter a good beating. This 72 COOKING AND CASTLE-BUILDING.
will add to the lightness and excellence of the cakes.
"The proportion of three pints of flour to a quart of milk, which you see is a measure and a half of flour to a measure of milk, I find to be the average proportions required in all kinds of batter- ca...kes ; but the exact quantity of flour ijiust be determined by the number of eggs and the amount of butter used. Where many eggs are used, less flour is needed, unless a great quantity of butter or lard, also, is used.
"Now, I will give you two more recipes for waffles, both excellent, which illustrate my mean- ing : One quart of milk, three pints of flour, four ounces of lard, four ounces of butter, six eggs, half a gill of yeast. In this recipe I should make no deduction of flour on account of the eggs used, because of the quantity of butter and lard.
What to read after Cooking And Castle-Building?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing, Emma (Pike), Mrs., 1838- to read onlineMoreLess
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