Dessert Dishes
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United Kingdom
Known as a British recipe, with similar versions prepared across other nations.
Ingredients 2 ingredients
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- — These pippins, if stewed with care, will he converted into a rich confection : but they will be very good and more refreshing with less sugar.
- They are now exceedingly cheap, and may be converted into excellent second course dishes at small expense.
- Half a pound, as they are light and swell much in the stewing, will he sufficient to serve at once.
- Rinse them quickly with cold' water, and then soak them for an hour in the pan in which they are to he stewed, in a quart of fresh water ;
- place them by the side of the stove to heat gradually, and when they begin to soften add as much sugar as will sweeten them to the taste : they require but a small portion.
- Lemonrind can be added to them at pleasure.
- TV"e have many receipts for other ways of preparing them, to which we cannot now give place here.
- It answers well to hake them slowly in a covered jar.
- The’tf may be served hot in a border of rice.
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