More than a hundred different receipts for Ice-Creams and Water Ices are given, with rules for preparing all the various flavorings.
It is a good plan in a dancing party to have ices alone handed round once or even twice during the evening, and a hot supper later, if at all.
Ices and light refreshments should be handed round between the acts.
The sugar used for ices is usually cooked with the water to form a sirup.
The ice creams and ices must, of course, be thoroughly frozen before they are packed in the mold.
Ices are simple mixtures of fruit juice and sugar diluted with water and then frozen.
Desserts now regarded as sherbets are ices to which are added egg whites, gelatine, milk, or any combination of these things.
Ices and ice creams can be made in a pail that has a cover and a bail, such as a lard pail, but this is not a very convenient equipment and does not produce such satisfactory results as those obtained with a good freezer.
They had countless cakes besides also ices jelly merangs jam tarts with plenty of jam on each some cold tongue some ham with salid and a pig's head done up in a wondrous manner.
Oh we strole round and eatices and champaigne and that kind of thing and sometimes there is a little music.
So saying they issued back to the big room where the nobility were whirling gaily roand the more searious peaple such as the prime minister and the admirals etc were eating ices and talking passionately about the laws in a low undertone.
Pg 70] Bring three glasses of champaigne commanded the prince and some ices he added majestikally.
Frozen desserts are divided into two classes, icesand ice creams.
Sorbet is a mixture of flavors prepared as for water ices or a frozen punch.
The ices include sherbets, water ices, frappés and sorbets.
Water ices are fruit juices sweetened and diluted with water.
The bread sticks and cheese straws should be fashioned like golfing sticks, and the ices be in the form of balls, small and white.
Yellow and white ices served together would be pretty.
The luncheon to be served should be as far as possible in the prevailing colors, the ices might be in firecracker form, and the starry banner should appear wherever it can be introduced.
The ices are in the form of horseshoes for good luck, and with them are the Philippine cakes.
Ices can be obtained in many flower forms, and if to these be added real stems and leaves, the service will be as dainty and attractive as possible.
The tablecloth may be of paper, edged with paper lace, the centrepiece of paper roses, the candle-shades composed of their petals, while the ices may be served in boxes held in the hearts of paper roses.
For refreshments, make sandwiches from heart-shaped pieces of bread cut with a cake cutter; bake the cakes in heart-shaped tins, and have the ices frozen in the same design.
So Priscilla, hastening back, explained that the ices had met a mishap, and she wondered if they all wondered what her part had been in the misadventure.
Through her carelessness, not only had the ices begun to soften, but some of the salt and coarse ice from the freezer had drifted in.
When Angelina went to the kitchen for the ices and cakes, a sorry sight presented itself to her.
The Seine was very quiet beneath its bridges, and in the Pavilion Bleu no dainty creatures sat sipping rose-tinted ices or slapped the hands of the beaky-nosed boys who used to pay for them.
Here ices were served and cool drinks--sherbets for the young and juleps and sherry cobblers for the old.
On Wednesdays there would be a dinner at six o'clock, served without pretence or culinary assistance from the pastry-cook outside--even the ices were prepared at home.
Three times I found Giraud eating ices or carrying them to his wife.
Mr Scarlett," she said, "do take Miss Wilde into the verandah, and get some ices for yourselves.
They refused the ices earnestly, sharing a smile; but they were glad to go.
And we've both already had ices and cakes, before anybody else, because she said we must.
On many of the ground-ices in the neighbourhood of the vessel there were fresh-water collections of considerable depth, which indeed were already hard frozen on the surface, but long yielded us splendid water for drinking and washing.
Follow me; I seek the everlasting ices of the north, where you will feel the misery of cold and frost, to which I am impassive.
Incomprehensible country, where ices were found in sweet-shops, and where sweet-shops were closed on Sunday!
In Sirene," Jasmine protested, "we all go and have ices when we have money, but we always pay for ourselves.
Ices and champagne terminated the little repast, which was presided over by our host's pretty wife.
We dine now at 4 o'clock, and have tea and ices in the garden in the evening; and, we are in luxury, compared with most.
They were very glad to see me and again offered me a bed, but after taking ices with them I returned, telling them in case of alarm I should rush over to them, as our bungalows adjoined each other.
On my return, we had tea and ices in the garden, and while sitting there the guns and infantry returned bringing news that forty of the enemy had been killed and many taken prisoners.
Ices are composed, it is scarcely necessary to say, of congealed cream or water, combined sometimes with liqueurs or other flavouring ingredients, or more generally with the juices of fruits.
The cellaret is a tin vessel, in which ices are kept for a short time from dissolving.
Ices for dessert are usually moulded; when this is not the case, they are handed round in glasses, with wafers to accompany them.
At desserts, or at some evening parties, ices are scarcely to be dispensed with.
Ices are usually served in glasses, but if moulded, as they sometimes are for dessert, must have a small quantity of melted isinglass added to them, to enable them to keep their shape.
Outside of it were many small tables and numbers of chairs on which people were sitting, contemplating the movement of the crowd of buyers and sellers, smoking, drinking syrups, gazzosa, and eating ices and flat biscuits.
She hadices with him, and held on to him with grim determination for half an hour, though he told me last week that he would be there and I saw that he was struggling hard to get away from her, poor boy!
The French lady said that if strawberry iceswere only sinful, no pleasure could exceed that which is to be enjoyed in the consumption of the congealed fruit.
In boyhood we can eat more ices than our pocket-money enables us to purchase; in maturity we have the pocket-money without the powers of digestion.
Certainly this man is more blessed than he who is just coming to the ices at a big, hot London dinner, and knows that his physician has forbidden him this form of enjoyment.
Strawberry ices are sinful now, and under the medical ban.
Luncheon was soon over, for the ices and strawberry messes had somewhat damped their appetites.
The visitors required but little persuasion to enter, and as soon as they appeared a supply of ices and strawberry messes were placed before them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ices" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
