The paste (pastry dough) for the set custards is prepared by bringing water to a boil and then adding lard until the lard is melted. The lard and water mixture is allowed to cool while mixing in the flour with spoon and then kneaded by hand until the results are as pictured. It is a 3:1 of flour to lard.
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Before adding the dried venison to the Lenape white flour corn hominy, Shackamaxon beans, and sunflower seeds, the dried strips were pounded as per John Heckewelder.
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The syrup from the second boiling of the yellow pear tomatoes for the receipt (recipe), Tomato Preserves, after the amber tomatoes have been put in glass jars is boiled to a thick jelly and then added to the jars.
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After the second boiling of the yellow pear tomatoes for the receipt (recipe), Tomato Preserves, when the tomatoes are amber in color, cool them and put them in glass jars.
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The yellow pear tomatoes are boiled until they become amber in color with the second boiling and then drained from the syrup and allowed to cool for the receipt (recipe), Tomato Preserves.
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After the yellow pear tomatoes are boiled until transparent for the receipt (recipe) Tomato Preserves, strain the juice, wash the kettle and put in the juice again. When it boils hard, put in the boiled tomatoes again.
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When the juice and sugar from the yellow pear tomatoes has become a thick syrup for the receipt (recipe) Tomato Preserves, boil the tomatoes until transparent.
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The juice and sugar that has been drained off the yellow pear tomatoes for the receipt (recipe), Tomato Preserves, is boiled to a thick syrup.
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The juice that is formed from the peeled yellow pear tomatoes being layered with sugar, juice and rind of lemon, is drained from the tomatoes the next morning using a sieve in the preparation of the receipt (recipe), Tomato Preserves.
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After a night of the peeled yellow pear tomatoes layered with sugar and the grated rind and juice of lemons for the receipt (recipe), Tomato Preserves, the tomatoes appear immersed in a lemony, sweet liquid.
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