Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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HIDE-AND-SEEK PUDDING (to be eaten co'd)

Make a rich batter with two table-spoonfuls of cream, mixed with three well-beaten eggs, and a table-spoonful of sugar. Melt a little butter in a small omelet-pan, pour in the mixture, and fry it like an ordinary pancake, but it must be four times the thickness. Turn it on a dish, and, when cold, cover it with rich jam, and garnish with candied fruit cut into slices, and a few dark green leaves. Time, a few minutes to fry the omelet. Sufficient for one person. Probable cost, 7d.

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