The Illustrated London Cookery Book, Containing Upwards of Fifteen Hundred First-Rate Receipts Selected With Great Care, And a Proper Attention to Economy; And Embodying All the Latest Improvements in the Culinary Art; Accompanied By Important Remarks And
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TO CANDY FRHIT.
Having prepared your fruit, steep it in the syrup, and lay it as done in an open sieve, until the bottom is covered with one layer ; steep this suddenly in scalding water. This will remove any syrup which may cling to the fruit. Lay them aside on a napkin to drain, and go on with the others. You will have ready, finely-powdered, some of the best loaf sugar, sift this over the fruit until they are white all over, without being too thickly encrusted ; lay them so as not to touch e...ach other on strainers or the reverse end of small sieves ; place them in a gently-warmed oven, watch them carefully, turning them until dry. The warmth of the oven must not be in- creased, but must not abate until the fruit is quite dry.
1317. GREEN APRICOTS, TO PRESERVE.
In your preserving-pan place a layer of green vine-leaves, then a layer of apricots, then vine-leaves, and so on alternately until you have completed the quantity you intend to preserve or the pan is filled, seeing that the last layer is a thick one of leaves ; fill the pan up with spring water and cover down close ; put the pan at such a distance from the fire, that after heating slowly for five hours the fruit shall have become soft without cracking ; drain off the water and make a thin syrup of it, remove the fruit and inspect it to see that none of them are cracked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO CANDY FRHIT.
Having prepared your fruit, steep it in the syrup, and lay it as done in an open sieve, until the bottom is covered with one layer ; steep this suddenly in scalding water. This will remove any syrup which may cling to the fruit. Lay them aside on a napkin to drain, and go on with the others. You will have ready, finely-powdered, some of the best loaf sugar, sift this over the fruit until they are white all over, without being too thickly encrusted ; lay them so as not to touch e...ach other on strainers or the reverse end of small sieves ; place them in a gently-warmed oven, watch them carefully, turning them until dry. The warmth of the oven must not be in- creased, but must not abate until the fruit is quite dry.
1317. GREEN APRICOTS, TO PRESERVE.
In your preserving-pan place a layer of green vine-leaves, then a layer of apricots, then vine-leaves, and so on alternately until you have completed the quantity you intend to preserve or the pan is filled, seeing that the last layer is a thick one of leaves ; fill the pan up with spring water and cover down close ; put the pan at such a distance from the fire, that after heating slowly for five hours the fruit shall have become soft without cracking ; drain off the water and make a thin syrup of it, remove the fruit and inspect it to see that none of them are cracked.
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