A custard may be used in this recipe instead of the cream.
Let steam for twenty minutes, when the custard ought to be firm.
Also give the number of this magazine in which a recipe for Cheese Custard was given.
Boiled Potatoes Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbers Apple Dumpling Half Cups of Coffee =Supper= Cheese Custard Hot Apple Sauce (Cooked in closed Casserole) Bread and Butter.
Delight 1st, delicious dessert of farina smothered in custard and dear to the heart of Dr.
Our young hero was opening his program with a ham sandwich and a piece of custard pie, and a cup of coffee.
He was trying to hold his cup of coffee and sandwich and his pie in two hands, and there was custard all over his face.
Pee-wee blurted out, while the coffee and custard were trickling down off his chin.
Lemon jelly, to spread between layers of cake, or on the top of sago or custard pudding, is made by grating the rinds of two lemons and squeezing out the juice; add a heaping cup of sugar, a tablespoonful of butter.
Let them stand ten minutes, until the mixture has soaked into the crumbs; then set in a paper bag in a pan of cold water and cook like a custard in the oven.
Put the custard into a jar or jug, set it into a pan of boiling water, and stir it without ceasing until it is thick.
How Jack's tatters came into fashion in court and city; how he got upon a great horse and ate custard {153}.
Not quite like it was when it came from the oven, for such a shaken up mess of meringue and custard we never had at our table!
Now, as her companions gazed at that foot exposed by Eleanor, they all laughed hysterically while Anne shouted: "Oh, our custard pie!
Barbara, when she realized how sticky the custard was.
Shall I bring you a bit of pudding when I've had mine--and a custard and things?
But he ordered chicken and cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes and celery and rolls and butter and tomatoes and an ice cream and a cup of tea and nuts and raisins and cake and custard and apples and grapes.
The custard and the skins are tumbled together into a great iron drum which revolves till the custard has been absorbed and the skins are soft and yielding.
Have ready three to five custard cups on a cloth in a pan of boiling water.
A custard pudding made with one egg, and slowly baked, will be much thicker and nicer than one made with more eggs, baked in too hot an oven.
Cover with a custardmade by beating together three or four eggs, three tablespoonfuls of sugar, and one quart of milk.
Bake in a pudding dish placed inside another filled with hot water, till the custard is set.
Make a custardby beating together six eggs, a quarter of a pound of sugar and a pint of milk.
You will find that if you put the custard into a pitcher after it is made you can pour it into the pudding very much more readily than if you try to pour it from the bowl.
For caramel custard use a plain tin mould, oval or square in shape, that will hold about three pints.
The custard you pour over the bread; let the custard soak into the bread; then on the top of the pudding put a layer of fruit about an inch thick.
It may take a little longer, but be quite sure that thecustard is firm.
As long as the custard looks liquid at all, you must keep on cooking.
After the custard is made pour it into the mould and set the mould in a sauce pan with boiling water that will come half way up the sides of the mould, and steam the custard until it is firm.
You will find that the French fruit will give the custardall the flavor you require.
When hot put in the eggs, and as they lie on the bottom of the pan, scrape off with a spoon letting the raw part take the place of those portions already cooked, and continue this until a creamy custard is formed.
Be careful not to cook the eggs so long that this custardis changed to a hard mass.
So I am taking her some custard pie, and a bit of toasted cheese.
Away hopped Mrs. No-Tail through the woods, carrying the custard pie and the toasted cheese for Mrs. Longtail in a little basket.
At the Kunstindustri Museum at Copenhagen there are two custard cups and covers of similar form--one with red decoration; and the other with red and green, and floral decoration painted in colours.
There are five of these coveredcustard cups at Rosenborg Castle, three having green and two having blue grounds; we illustrate an example.
He must have been a great loss to this country," said Dorothy, who was by this time eating her custard pie.
Soak the part removed in a bowl with one cupful of rich custard flavored with lemon.
Tea biscuit, chicken salad and tea or chocolate, ices or frozen custard and sponge cake are most suitable.
Make a custard with one quart milk, four eggs, one teacup sugar.
Set in a stove pan and surround with water, but not enough to boil into the custard cups.
Boiled custard should never be used as a substitute for cream in making fruit ice creams, nor should it ever be eaten with jelly.
It is a good plan to make jelly andcustard at the same time, so that the yolks of eggs not used in the jelly may be utilized in custard either boiled or baked.
Put the apples in a pudding-dish, pour the custard over them, and bake slowly half an hour.
Pour this into a buttered pudding-dish and bake fifteen minutes, or until the custard begins to “set.
When nearly cold, having stirred it every few minutes during the time, flavor it, wash out your mould in cold water, and without wiping it, pour in the custard and set on the ice or in a cold place to harden.
In all fruit ice-creams the beating of the custard should be very hard and thorough, if you would have them smooth.
Meanwhile, put into a saucepan a sugarless custard made of a pint—if you need so much—of milk, and four well-whipped eggs.
Grate nutmeg on the top, and bake three-quarters of an hour, or until the custard is well set and of a light brown.
If you have not a custard or farina kettle, improvise one by setting a tin pail inside of a pot of hot water, taking care it does not float, also that the water is not so deep as to bubble over the top.
If the bread still rise to the top, keep down with a silver fork or spoon, laid upon it from the side of the dish, until the custard thickens, when slip it out.
Pour in custard until only the top of the upper layer is visible, but not enough to float them; cover closely and set in the cellar over night.
When these tablets are used properly with milk, they coagulate the milk and make an excellent dessert that resembles custard and that is very easy to digest.
Then pour all into individual molds and keep it where it will remain warm for about 10 minutes, at the end of which it should be firm like a custard and may be cooled.
Cook in a double boiler until the custard coats the spoon, then strain and beat until cold.
Make a boiled custard with four cups of milk and the yolks of five eggs, one-half cup of sugar and flavored with vanilla.
Heat two cups of milk in a double boiler, add the yolks of two eggs, beaten with one-half cup of sugar until light, and when the custard thickens take from stove and set in pan of cold water.
Bake in custard cups set in a pan of hot water in a moderate oven.
Place thecustard in the crust and bake half an hour.
Pour over the fruit and cake, bake as a custard and serve with whipped cream.
Make a boiled custardwith four cups of milk and the yolks of five eggs, one-half cup of sugar, and flavored with vanilla.
Because the family enjoyed her maple custard or almond cake, she did not, as is the habit with cooks, abandon every other flavoring for maple or almond.
Lettuce and peeled potatoes were growing crisp in yellow bowls of ice water, breaded cutlets were in the ice chest, a custard cooled in a north window.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "custard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: junket; mousse; pudding; trifle
