Miss Cripps’ Receipt for making Water Cakes
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Title
Miss Cripps’ Receipt for making Water Cakes
Transcript
Miss Cripps’ Receipt for making Water Cakes
Take a Pounde & a half of fine Flower six ounces of fine Sugar beat & sifted one ounce of Carroway Seeds & as much Salt as wile lay on the Point of a Knife rub these well together & mix them into a Paste with a Pint of rich Cream role them out into thin Sheets & cut them into round Cakes & lay them on Tin sheets to bake first pricking them well or they wile blister they wile take but little baking just brown all over if they are kept in a dry Place they will keep forever.
Take a Pounde & a half of fine Flower six ounces of fine Sugar beat & sifted one ounce of Carroway Seeds & as much Salt as wile lay on the Point of a Knife rub these well together & mix them into a Paste with a Pint of rich Cream role them out into thin Sheets & cut them into round Cakes & lay them on Tin sheets to bake first pricking them well or they wile blister they wile take but little baking just brown all over if they are kept in a dry Place they will keep forever.
Subject
Contributor
Caylor, Karmen
Le, Vincent
Source
Elizabeth Fairfax cookbook, Collection #C0202, Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.
Publisher
George Mason University Libraries
Rights
Public domain. There are no known restrictions.