Churchill Walnuts

Fancy ices · Marshall, A. B. (Agnes B.) n 50075751 · 1894
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Ingredients (4)
Instructions (4)
  1. Prepare an ice as below, freeze it well, and then fill up some little walnut ice moulds with it; close the two parts of the shapes well together and put them in the charged ice cave for one and a half hours, during which time turn them occasionally so that the contents get evenly frozen.
  2. Dip the moulds into cold water and turn out the ices separately on to a cloth, sprinkle them all over with chopped pistachio nuts, put them on the shelf in the ice cave on a sheet of foolscap paper for about half an hour, then take up and arrange each in a little paper case; force on to the top of each, by means of a small rose pipe and bag, a little rose of garnishing cream mottled (see recipe).
  3. One of Fry's chocolate varieties may be placed in the centre of these roses.
  4. Arrange the cases on a dish paper and serve for a dessert ice for dinner, or for ball suppers, tennis parties, &c.
Original Text
Churchill Walnuts Petites Noix à la Churchill Prepare an ice as below, freeze it well, and then fill up some little walnut ice moulds with it; close the two parts of the shapes well together and put them in the charged ice cave for one and a half hours, during which time turn them occasionally so that the contents get evenly frozen. Dip the moulds into cold water and turn out the ices separately on to a cloth, sprinkle them all over with chopped pistachio nuts, put them on the shelf in the ice cave on a sheet of foolscap paper for about half an hour, then take up and arrange each in a little paper case; force on to the top of each, by means of a small rose pipe and bag, a little rose of garnishing cream mottled (see recipe). One of Fry's chocolate varieties may be placed in the centre of these roses. Arrange the cases on a dish paper and serve for a dessert ice for dinner, or for ball suppers, tennis parties, &c.
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