After the last layer of sliced dates and raisins for the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot then put in your Cream, and lay slices of bread and bits of Butter on top of all.
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After the last layer of sliced dates and raisins for the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot then put in your Cream, and lay slices of bread and bits of Butter on top of all.
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Continue to lay a layer of bread alternating with raisins and dates for the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot until the Dish is full. Between each layer grate nutmeg.
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After a layer of slices of white bread with dates and raisins have been laid in the bottom of a dish for the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot lay on another Layer of Bread, Fruit & till the Dish is full.
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After the beaten eggs have been added to the cooled cream for the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot then lay slices of white bread in the bottom of a Dish, and lay on them slic’d Dates, Raisins of the Sun.
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After the quart of cream boiled with mace has cooled for the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot beat the Yolks of eight Eggs and put them into your Cream with Salt and Sugar to taste.
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For the receipt (recipe) To make a White Pot boil a quart of cream with large Mace and then let it stand until it is almost cold.
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After the eggs, prepared with claret, sugar, nutmeg and salt, were served on toasts soaked in claret wine for the receipt (recipe) To dress Eggs in the Spanish fashion the last step before serving to the table was to shake the Eggs with Orange-Comfits.
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After the slices of manchet have been soaked in claret wine for the receipt (recipe) To dress Eggs in the Spanish fashion serve the eggs thickened, that were mixed with claret, sugar, nutmeg, and juice of a Seville orange, on the toasts.
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After slices of Manchet have been toasted with a toasting fork for the receipt (recipe) To dress Eggs in the Spanish fashion they are soaked in Claret.
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The next step in preparing the 17th century receipt (recipe) To dress Eggs in the Spanish fashion is slicing a manchet and toasting the bread. A manchet is a round loaf of bread leavened with barm (yeast from the beer making process) made of the finest white flour. A toasting fork was used to prepare fine toasts of Manchet.
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