446. _To make a March Payne Ice it Garnishe it & Gild it._

Take almonds and blanch them out of seething water beat them in a stone

morter drop in now and then a drop or 2 of rosewater to keep them

from oyling now & then strew in a handful of searched Sugar to bring

it to paste when you have brought it to perfect paste rowle it abroad

as thin as you will have it set an edge about it as about a tart then

make little conceiptes to garnish it then set it in an oven as hot as

for manchet and bake it lay wafers under it upon a double paper bake

it on a pye plate, then ice it with the white of an egg rosewater and

searched Sugar beaten together as thick as batter for fritters when it

is half baked spread on this ice with a feather set it into the oven

again when the ice is risen take it out stick in your garnishing in

long cumfitts while it is hot then when it is cold gild it.

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