[14] If you want to make good rice. Take rice and wash it [15] clean
and set it under water and let the rubbish run off [16] just as one does
with peas. Then one shall boil it in a [17] clean pot with water and let
it boil well until it [18] has fallen apart. Then one shall take it out
and pour it into [19] a colander so that the water runs through and it
[20] may drain. Then one shall take a tin/pewter bowl or [21] a large
tin/pewter dish and lay therein a [22] plate which has holes in it or a
dish with the bottom [23] upwards. Then one shall lay the rice on it so
that it may cool [24] and drain and stiffen well. When it is well [25]
drained and dry so one shall take almond [26] milk and boil it in a clean
pot. [27] Then take the rice and put it therein; let [28] them thus boil
well together until it is thick enough. Then [29] you shall put mealsugar
in it and stir it well with [30] it before one takes it from the fire.
When one serves it so [31] one shall strew loaf sugar over it. One serves
[32] this in fasting-times after baked goods. |