After the finely ground Puhwem (Lenape white flour corn) and water have been mixed and kneaded for the Tunnbröd (a Swedish flatbread), it was time to try the knobby roller I use for knäckebröd.
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After the finely ground Puhwem (Lenape white flour corn) and water have been mixed and kneaded for the Tunnbröd (a Swedish flatbread), it was time to try the knobby roller I use for knäckebröd.
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After the water was added to the finely ground Puhwem corn flour for the preparation of Tunnbröd (a Swedish flatbread), a wood spoon was used to combine the ingredients and then the dough was kneaded until no grit was felt.
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The next step in the preparation of maize Tunnbröd (a New Sweden flatbread) was to add water to the finely ground Puhwem corn.
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At the top of the picture is an ear of Lenape Puhwem (white flour corn) saved for seed. Enough of the ground and sifted fine flour is ready in the bowl to start the preparation of maize Tunnbröd (a New Sweden flatbread).
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This is the second presentation of the receipt (recipe) To make Orange Jelly from the copper and patty pan molds. The jelly, made from the grated rinds of 2 China oranges, 2 lemons and 2 Seville oranges infused in Seville orange juice and jelled with isinglass, is garnished with candied Heart’s Ease and almond comfits gilded with gold leaf.
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This is the first presentation of the receipt (recipe) “To make Orange Jelly” from the pineapple and patty pan molds. The jelly, made from the grated rinds of 2 China oranges, 2 lemons and 2 Seville oranges infused in Seville orange juice and jelled with isinglass, is garnished with almond comfits gilded with gold leaf.
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After the moulds for the receipt (recipe) To make Orange Jelly were selected the next step is to fill your moulds with the cooled mixture of the grated rind of China oranges, lemons and Seville oranges infused in Seville orange juice and isinglass boiled in water until dissolved.
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After the mixture of the Seville orange juice infused with the grated rinds of China oranges, lemons and Seville oranges and dissolved isinglass has cooled for the receipt (recipe) To make Orange Jelly, the moulds were selected.
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After the Seville orange juice infused with the grated peel of China oranges, lemons and Seville oranges has been mixed with the dissolved isinglass for the receipt (recipe) To make Orange Jelly stir it until it is almost cold.
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After the grated rinds of two China oranges, two lemons and two Seville oranges have been strained from the Seville orange juice for the receipt (recipe) To make Orange Jelly, mix the strained juice with the cooled isinglass dissolved in boiling water.
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