A lovely request from Folk Haven for the recipe from this mould (see post here).
Take 3/4 of a cup of ground almonds
2 cups of cold water
1 cup of cream
2 oz of gelatine well dispolved in 4 tablespoons of hot water
1/2 cup of sugar
1 /2 teaspoon of almond essence
and blend together
Allow to thicken slightly
Pour into mould
Stir in 1-2 oz of toasted split almonds
Leave to set
1 cup - 8 fluid oz.
This is my best guess at the recipe taken from the mould.
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And here is a peek at a post coming up ...
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And here is a peek at a post coming up ...
ps: guess what I learned today - you can write your text in a document and pick a fancy font (I picked Dickens 24) and paste it into your post. I always wondered how other bloggers sometimes had such creative fonts in a post. Now I know !
What a lovely recipe!
ReplyDeleteThe recipe sounds delicious! I would just LOVE it - if someone made it for me! Seems like everything that sounds good to me seems like too much trouble. I used to make new recipes all the time. I find myself using only the old standards I know so well. Perhaps this winter I will broaden my culinary horizons!
ReplyDeleteThat mold is SO unique!
Thank you so much for posting this! It loos scrumptious and I look forward to trying it. Pinning it. :-)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that about the font! Makes total sense!
ReplyDeletewhat a neat idea for a bowl--it makes a great gift.
ReplyDeletethe bedspread is lovely, my grandmother has a similar tablerunner when i was growing up.:p
My Blue Monday
Love that! My Blues are here and here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and recipe. The bowl is cute! Have a lovely week ahead.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Joy.
amazing - a recipe on a mould! and thanks for the hint about the font - I should do that too! A nice font certainly makes a post more attractive. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting mould, the hand whisk is a vintage classic also. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteFun mold and great recipe! Thanks for the info on the fonts! I too wondered how others did this. Love the yo-yo quilt!
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Never saw a mold like that. Most interesting. Also, thanks for the infomation about the fonts. I can use all the help I can get.
ReplyDeleteI love the shape of the mould. And the recipe sounds interesting. Will you be making it?
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