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[13] To make a prosint* of almonds and [14] this for four dishes.
Take almonds and grind [15] them in a mortar, about four pounds. When they
are [16] ground pass them through a sieve with some warm [17] water, but
see that the almonds remain [18] thick enough. Add to these almonds a
fourth [19] part [i.e. one pound] of sugar. Then boil the sieved [20]
almonds with the sugar all together in a pan. When it is [21] boiled so
take it out and lay it on a sieve or on [22] new linen cloth. Let it cool
there thus. [23] Then lay it in the dishes in the manner of butter, just
as one beats butter**; after this take [25] the very nicest almonds which
it is possible to [26] get: these you shall cut in two pieces, exactly in
half. [27] Then cut that half further into three pieces lengthwise [28]
and you shall colour the one half yellow with saffron. Then place [29]
them artistically in standing rows on the pieces of almond butter. And
when you wish to serve it so [31] pour milk in the dish, but watch well
that [the milk] [32] does not reach the pieces of almond. |
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