After the puddings were browned on the gridiron for the 1673 receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley, the puddings were served on a pewter serving piece with edible nasturtiums. To the eye, this receipt may remind you of sausages but at the time of this receipt puddings were anything put in something and closed on both ends.
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After the puddings are boiled for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley, they are browned using a gridiron. This 18th century gridiron that I am using is slanted towards the handle with channels and has a reservoir so that some of juices run down the channels and can be collected from the reservoir. This feature I have yet to find in reproduction gridirons.
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After the guts have been filled, pricked and tied for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley, the puddings are boiled and the contents swell and puddings plump. If the puddings have been filled loose enough and pricked with a pin, there should be no bursting.
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After the guts have been filled loosely with the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley, the puddings are closed by tying the two ends of the guts together. Loosely filling the guts and pricking small pin size holes in the guts will prevent the swelling of the mixture inside from bursting the puddings.
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After the barley, grated manchet (white bread), almonds beaten with rosewater, cream, eggs, nutmeg, mace, sugar, salt, raisins, currants, and marrow have been mingled well together for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley, fill Hogs Guts with it. This receipt is dated 1675 when ingredients put in farmes, guts, casings were considered puddings. Everything hath an end and a pudding hath two.
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After the marrow has been added to the barley, grated bread, beaten almonds , cream, eggs, raisins and currants for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French mingle these well.
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After the raisins and currants have been added to the barley, grated bread, beaten almonds , cream and eggs for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley, the recipe states and some Marrow. The marrow spoon pictured was used to obtain the marrow from the bones.
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After the spices have been added to the barley, grated bread, beaten almonds, cream and eggs for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley put in some fruit, both Raisins and Currans.
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After the eggs and whites have been added to the barley, grated bread, beaten almonds and cream for the receipt (recipe) To make a pudding of French Barley season it with Nutmeg, Mace, Sugar and Salt.
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The next ingredient for the recipe (receipt) To make a pudding of French Barley was four Eggs with half the whites. This was added to the boiled barley, manchet (white bread) grated, sweet almonds beaten with rosewater and cream.
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