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232

PUNCHES.

410.

JJuncI)

a

la

Homaine.

Rub

the

rind

of

two

oranges

and

one

lemon

on

one

and

a

half

pounds

of

sugar;

put

it

in

a

tureen,

and

add

one

pint

of

water;

when

the

sugar

is

properly

dissolved

add

the

juice

of

four

oranges

and

two

lemons,

half

a

bottle

of

Rhine

wine,

half

a

pint

of

arrack,

half

a

pint

of

maraschino,

and

a

pint-bottle

of

champagne;

place

the

mixture

in

the

freezing-can,

turn

continually,

and

let

it

freeze;

finally,

stir

the

froth

of

the

whites

of

five

eggs,

sweetened

with

sugar,

to

it;

let

all

freeze

for

a

while,

until

it

looks

like

thick

cream;

serve

in

champagne

glasses.

411.

ftnotljer.

Rub

the

peel

of

six

lemons

off

on

sugar;

squeeze the

juice

of

the

lemons

and

of

two

oranges;

add

half

a

pint

of

water

and

one

pint

of

sugar-syrup

out

of

three-fourths

pound

of

sugar

and

one

pint

of

water;

stir

all

well,

and

let

it

freeze

in

the

freezing-can.

Then

mix

the

solid

froth

of

the

whites

of

four

eggs

with

half

a

pound

of

pulverized

sugar;

add

this,

with

three

gills

of

brandy,

a

bottle

of

champagne,

and

a

cup

of

green

tea,

to

the

ice;

mix

all

thoroughly;

leave

the

punch

for

a short

while

in

the

freezing-

can,

and

serve

in

glasses.

412.

J)uncl)

d

la

(Knrolictme.

The

thin

peel

of

four

lemons,

half

an

ounce

of

stick

cinna-

mon,

six

cloves,

two

pounds

of

sugar,

one

and

a

half

quarts

of

water

are

heated

over a

slow

fire

until

the

sugar

is

dissolved.

Add

the

juice of

eight

lemons,

two

quarts

of

claret,

one

bottle

of

arrack,

one

quart

of

white

wine; heat

it

once

more

to

the

boiling-point,

and

serve.

413.

Hospberrg

|)uncl).

Two

quarts

of

moderately

strong

black

tea are

mixed

with

one

pint

of

raspberry-juice,

and

heated;

then

dissolve

in

it

two

pounds

of

sugar;

let

the

fluid

boil

for

a

few

seconds;

add

one

quart

of

arrack

de

Batavia,

and

serve

at

once.