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The dome must be adorned with sugarplums of all colours, and surmounted by a splendid crown of macaroons, spun sugar, chocolate, and candied fruits. It was no small affair. Mother Mitchel did not like to lose her time.
She had even gone so far as to consult a fortune-teller shortly before Edgar's birth, and the cards had foretold a boy. All three were tired out and overloaded with crockery, glass, reed-pipes, sticks of sugar-candy, cakes of ginger-bread and macaroons.
Theresa to remember the macaroons; and Frederick allowed that it was wrong to laugh at the poor woman because she had the headache. Then twisting the note in his fingers, he appealed to Sophy: "Well, Sophy, leave off drawing for an instant," said Frederick, "and tell us what answer can we send?" "Can! we can send what answer we please." "Yes, I know that," said Frederick.
When done, dip your hands in water and pass gently over the macaroons, making the surface smooth and shiny. Set in a cool oven three-quarters of an hour. ALMOND MACAROONS, No. 2 Prepare the almonds by blanching them in boiling water. Strip them of the skins and lay them on a clean towel to dry.
Some of those tiny lettuce sandwiches, a bit of caviare, macaroons nothing gross a decanter of dry sherry, perhaps, a few of the lightest wafers; things that cultivated persons may trifle with things not repugnant to the artist soul." I promised my profoundest consideration to these matters.
So Tom went out, and after some delay returned with Mr. P. Trone, who had been hastily attired in his red suit for the occasion, four red pantaloons, a red coat, and little cap with a red feather. He was received with applause, and, after being regaled with macaroons, went through all his tricks, concluding with a slow horn pipe to the tune of "Lochinvar."
The little creature mewed and complained all the way, that not only was he compelled to sing his lungs into a consumption over Capuzzi's arias, and burn his hands with cooking of macaroons, but, into the bargain, was employed in a service which brought him in nothing but cuffs on the ears and sound kicks, which Marianna dealt out to him in ample measure whenever he came into her vicinity.
Bake on a well-buttered pan in a quick oven a very pale yellow. Macaroons. These must be exempted from the charge of being tedious, they are so easily and quickly made. One pound of almond paste grated, one pound and a half of sugar, and the whites of seven eggs. Some confectioners use a teaspoonful of flour, with the idea that the macaroons are not so apt to fall.
In a majority of luxurious houses a tea-room is open from the beginning to the end of a ball, frequently on the second story, where bouillon, tea, coffee, and macaroons are in order, or a plate of sandwiches, or any such light refreshment, for those who do not wish a heavy supper. A large bowl of iced lemonade is also in this room a most grateful refreshment after leaving a hot ballroom.
At the moment Monsieur of Rozel was munching macaroons and washing them down with canary. The Governor's announcement was such a shock that he choked and coughed, the crumbs flying in all directions; and another pint of canary must be taken to flush his throat. Thus cleared for action, he struck out. "'Tis St. Ouen's work," he growled. "'Tis the work of the Medici," said Sir Hugh.
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