Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Rice, Pyramids Of

Boil in milk until it is very soft as much rice as is required. Beat it well to a smooth paste, and press it into small moulds of a pyramid shape, or, failing these, mould it with a spoon into small pyramids about three inches high. Take a little rice out of the centre of these, and fill the empty space with a savoury mince of any kind. Serve the pyramids on a dish, and pour rich brown gravy round them. Garnish the dish with sippets.

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