No. 1247. _Crème d’Orange._

Rub the rind of two oranges upon six ounces of lump sugar, which pound

and put into a small preserving-pan, with the juice of four large

oranges, let the sugar dissolve, boil over the fire till forming a thick

syrup, boil nearly a pint of milk in a stewpan, with an ounce of

isinglass ten minutes, then pour it into another stewpan containing the

yolks of five eggs, which place upon the fire, stirring until it

thickens, but not boiling, pass it through a tammie, add the syrup from

the orange, and finish as for the crème à la vanille.

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