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Vanilla Ice Cream, One Quart

Six egg yolks, eight ounces powdered sugar, one pint cream, one pint fresh milk and one stick vanilla. Place the egg yolks and sugar in a small saucepan and mix thoroughly with a wooden spoon for five minutes. Place the cream, milk and vanilla into another small saucepan and let come to a boil; then immediately pour it into the eggs and sugar, little by little, carefully mixing with the wooden spoon while heating for five minutes; but under no circumstances allow it to boil.

Remove it from the fire, pour in a bowl and let thoroughly cool off. Remove the vanilla and strain the cream through a Chinese strainer into a small ice-cream freezer. Place the freezer in a tub, see that the freezer is completely buried in cracked ice mixed with rock salt, then briskly freeze for thirty minutes, seeing that the ice cream is thoroughly firm. Have a cold dessert dish with a folded napkin ready, dress the ice cream on the dish and send to the table.

N. B. Wipe, place and keep the vanilla bean in a small box buried in powdered sugar, and use again for four or six times when required. Punch Lalla Rookh is simply vanilla ice cream mixed with rum. Prepare a pint only of vanilla preparation, and just before freezing add half a gill good rum. Divide it into six punch glasses and serve.

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