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Euchre is very well when there is nothing else to do: but change is pleasant; le bon Dieu likes it, "'Ne caldo ne gelo Resta mai in cielo. "And such beautiful ices one gets at M. Louvier's! Did you taste the pistachio ice? What fine rooms, and so well lit up! I adore light. And the ladies so beautifully dressed: one sees the fashions. Stay at home! play at Euchre indeed!
Put the white between the pink and green, that the tints may show better. If you can get pistachio nuts to pound up for the green, the cakes will be much nicer. Ice on sides and top.
Milk, sour and sweet, honey, beans, matama, maweri, Indian corn, ghee, pea-nuts, and a species of bean-nut very like a large pistachio or an almond, water-melons, pumpkins, mush-melons, and cucumbers were brought, and readily exchanged for Merikani, Kaniki, and for the white Merikani beads and Sami-Sami, or Sam-Sam.
So their father said to them, "If it must be so, then do this: take some of the fruits of the land in your jars and carry a present to the man, a little balsam, a little syrup, spices, ladanum, pistachio nuts, and almonds. Take twice as much money with you, carrying back the money that was put in your sacks. Perhaps it was a mistake. Take also your brother and go again to the man.
It filled a wide hollow or basin among the white hills, against which its whiter houses and domes glimmered for miles, in the dead, dreary heat of the afternoon, scarcely relieved by the narrow belt of gardens on the nearer side, or the orchards of pistachio trees beyond.
Pistachio Water-Ice. Blanch and pound a pound of pistachio-nuts, using the white of an egg to moisten; mix with a quart of syrup
They came from Peru, and danced the mazurka in green jackets with a jabot. Oh! what a jabot! 'I dislike animals excessively, remarked another lady, who was as refined as Mr. Annesley, her model. 'Dislike the dancing-dogs! said Count Frill. 'Ah! my good lady, you would have been enchanted. Even the Kaiser fed them with pistachio nuts. Oh! so pretty!
Aristarchi, though not much taller than himself, was the biggest man he had ever seen. He thanked Zorzi, who pushed forward the porter's only chair for him to sit on while he waited. "I will bring you an answer immediately," said Zorzi, and disappeared down the corridor. Aristarchi sat down, crossed one leg over the other, and took a pistachio nut from his pouch.
He knew how to bear discomfort and punishment when it was his own fault. They were all rather merry that night, for they had roast porcupine stuffed with pistachio nuts for supper.
1 quart of cream 1/2 pound of sugar 1/2 pound of shelled pistachio nuts 1 teaspoonful of almond extract 10 drops of green coloring Blanch and pound or grate the nuts.
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