Bomb with Cherry Compote

Fancy ices · Marshall, A. B. (Agnes B.) n 50075751 · 1894
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Fancy ices
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Ingredients (11)
Instructions (10)
  1. Remove the stones from the cherries, crack them, and take out the kernels.
  2. Pound the kernels with castor sugar.
  3. Crush the fruit into a pulp and mix all with cold water, the strained juice of a lemon and of an orange, and a saltspoonful of Marshall’s Liquid Carmine.
  4. Rub all through a clean tammy cloth or fine hair sieve.
  5. Add a wineglass of Marshall’s Kirsch Syrup and a wineglass of Silver Rays (white) rum.
  6. Put into the ice-machine and freeze the mixture to the consistency of a batter.
  7. Add two and a half gills of stiffly-whipped cream and two whites of eggs that have been whipped stiffly.
  8. Quickly finish freezing the mixture.
  9. Put it into any fancy bomb mould that has a pipe.
  10. Put it into the charged ice cave and freeze it for three and a half hours, during which time turn the mould from side to side that the freezing may be equal all through.
Original Text
Bomb with Cherry Compote Parfait Léger aux Cerises Take one and a half pounds of ripe black-heart cherries; remove the stones, crack them, and take out the kernels; pound these with a quarter of a pound of castor sugar, then crush the fruit into a pulp and mix all with half a pint of cold water, the strained juice of a lemon and of an orange, and a saltspoonful of Marshall’s Liquid Carmine. Rub all through a clean tammy cloth or fine hair sieve and add a wineglass of Marshall’s Kirsch Syrup and a wineglass of Silver Rays (white) rum; then put into the ice-machine and freeze the mixture to the consistency of a batter. Add to it two and a half gills of stiffly-whipped cream and two whites of eggs that have been whipped stiffly. Quickly finish freezing the mixture and put it into any fancy bomb mould that has a pipe; put it into the charged ice cave and freeze it for three and a half hours, during which time turn the mould from side to side that the freezing may be equal all through. When
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