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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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Small booklet (roughly 5 x 7 inches) of 47 pages . This is one of a collection of over 70 titles in the traditional fare series published IN ENGLAND by J. Salmon publishing. If you want to create the Dickinsonian, Currier & Ives perfect Christmas, THIS IS IT! There are 11 sepia reproductions of paintings by Charles T. Howard of carriage rides in the snow, and people caroling. There are no photographs or illustrations of the finished recipes. It's sentimental little book in a VERY charming way. There is no narrative, only a collection of recipes.It's a bit of authentic, picturesque 'Jolly Old England' at Yuletide. Would also make a fabulous gift to tuck into a card, giftbasket or stocking.
Although you don't need to know metric to use the recipes, it is important to realize that the recipes are from the UK, and there are differences in measurements compared with the US. For example, a pint is 20 ounces in the UK and 16 ounces in the US. A kitchen scale will be essential, as most dry ingredients are given by weight in ounces. A useful website is Cook's Thesaurus at [...].
There are also a few differences in ingredients. Caster sugar is simply very fine white sugar, and ordinary table sugar works just as well. Mixed spice is roughly the equivalent of pumpkin pie spice. Demerara sugar is very large crystals of sugar sometimes found in the US as a decoration on muffins. It can readily be found in the baking section of the supermarket. Mince refers to ground beef, whereas mincemeat is a spicy fruit combination that doesn't contain meat.
RECIPES INCLUDED:
Apple and Prune Stuffing p. 6
Carol Singing Pepper Cake p. 40
Celery Sauce p. 11
Chestnut & Bacon Stuffing p. 10
Chocolate Log Cake p. 35
Chocolate Rum Truffles p. 30
Christmas Cake p. 34
Christmas Compote p. 27
Christmas Goose p. 5
Christmas Syllabub p. 26
Christmas Trifle p. 29
Crystallised Chestnuts p. 42
Hard Sauce p. 19
Honey-roasted Turkey p. 8
Hot Spiced Cream p. 19
Iced Christmas Pudding p. 21
Jewelled Shortbread p. 38
Lambs Wool p. 46
Light Christmas Pudding p. 22
Marmalade Glazed Ham p. 14
Mushroom Sauce p. 7
Old English Egg Nog Tart p. 24
Plum Pudding p. 18
Pork and Chestnut Pie p. 3
Port Wine Jelly p. 32
Rum Butter Tarts p. 23
Sherry Cobbler p. 45
Sparkling Crystallised Fruit Cake p. 37
Spiced Beef p. 16
Spiced Prunes p. 15
Stained Glass Window Biscuits p. 39
The Bishop p. 47
Turkey Broth p. 43
Venison & Chestnut Casserole p. 13
Wassail Punch p. 45
White Christmas Candy p. 31
Although you don't need to know metric to use the recipes, it is important to realize that the recipes are from the UK, and there are differences in measurements compared with the US. For example, a pint is 20 ounces in the UK and 16 ounces in the US. A kitchen scale will be essential, as most dry ingredients are given by weight in ounces. A useful website is Cook's Thesaurus at [...].
There are also a few differences in ingredients. Caster sugar is simply very fine white sugar, and ordinary table sugar works just as well. Mixed spice is roughly the equivalent of pumpkin pie spice. Demerara sugar is very large crystals of sugar sometimes found in the US as a decoration on muffins. It can readily be found in the baking section of the supermarket. Mince refers to ground beef, whereas mincemeat is a spicy fruit combination that doesn't contain meat.
RECIPES INCLUDED:
Apple and Prune Stuffing p. 6
Carol Singing Pepper Cake p. 40
Celery Sauce p. 11
Chestnut & Bacon Stuffing p. 10
Chocolate Log Cake p. 35
Chocolate Rum Truffles p. 30
Christmas Cake p. 34
Christmas Compote p. 27
Christmas Goose p. 5
Christmas Syllabub p. 26
Christmas Trifle p. 29
Crystallised Chestnuts p. 42
Hard Sauce p. 19
Honey-roasted Turkey p. 8
Hot Spiced Cream p. 19
Iced Christmas Pudding p. 21
Jewelled Shortbread p. 38
Lambs Wool p. 46
Light Christmas Pudding p. 22
Marmalade Glazed Ham p. 14
Mushroom Sauce p. 7
Old English Egg Nog Tart p. 24
Plum Pudding p. 18
Pork and Chestnut Pie p. 3
Port Wine Jelly p. 32
Rum Butter Tarts p. 23
Sherry Cobbler p. 45
Sparkling Crystallised Fruit Cake p. 37
Spiced Beef p. 16
Spiced Prunes p. 15
Stained Glass Window Biscuits p. 39
The Bishop p. 47
Turkey Broth p. 43
Venison & Chestnut Casserole p. 13
Wassail Punch p. 45
White Christmas Candy p. 31
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Just received my "Favourite Christmas Recipes" and am very pleased with the selection of recipes. You can have a regular "Christmas Carol" feast out of this one small volume, starting with the "Christmas Goose", and winding up with the "Wassail Punch". The "White Christmas Candy" is a little weird here--this variation on Rice Krispies Treats seems a bit un-Dickensian. But I am looking forward to trying the "Crystallised Chestnuts" and "Carol Singing Pepper Cake". A fun & festive little book.
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If you're looking for an exhaustive tome of traditional recipes, keep looking. It's a small paper-bound booklet, hardly a book at all, and there's nothing in there you can't find on the interwebs.
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