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Robert Kemp Philp
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1290.
Baked
Custard.
Boil
in
a
pint
of
milk
a
few
coriander
seeds,
a
little
cinnamon
and
lemon
peel;
sweeten
with
four
ounces
of
loaf
sugar,
mix
with
it
a
pint
of
cold
milk;
beat
eight
eggs
for
ten
minutes;
add
the
other
ingredients;
pour
it
from
one
pan
into
another
six
or
eight
times,
strain
through
a
sieve;
let
it
stand;
skim
the
froth
from
the
top,
pour
it
into
earthen
cups,
and
bake
immediately
in
a
hot
oven
till
they
are
of
a
good
colour;
ten
minutes
will
be
sufficient.
1291.
French
Batter.
Two
ounces
of
butter
cut
into
bits,
pour
on
it
less
than
a
quarter
of
a
pint
of
water
boiling;
when
dissolved,
add
three-quarters
of
a
pint
of
water
cold,
so
that
it
shall
not
be
quite
milk
warm;
mix
by
degrees
smoothly
with
twelve
ounces
of
fine
dry
flour
and
a
small
pinch
of
salt,
if
the
batter
be
for
fruit
fritters,
but
with
more
if
for
meat
or
vegetables.
Before
used,
stir
into
it
the
whites
of
two
eggs
beaten
to
solid
froth;
previously
to
this,
add
a
little
water
if
too
thick.
This
is
excellent
for
frying
vegetables,
and
for
fruit
fritters.
1292.
A
Black
Man's
Recipe
to
Dress
Rice.
Wash
him
well,
much
wash
in
cold
water,
the
rice
flour
make
him
stick.
Water
boil
all
ready
very
fast.
Throw
him
in,
rice
can't
burn,
water
shake
him
too
much.
Boil
quarter
of
an
hour
or
little
more;
rub
one
rice
in
thumb
and
finger,
if
all
rub
away
him
quite
done.
Put
rice
in
cullender,
hot
water
run
away;
pour
cup
of
cold
water
on
him,
put
back
rice
in
saucepan,
keep
him
covered
near
the
fire,
then
rice
all
ready.
Eat
him
up!
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