English editionNo. 1489 — English Pudding with Bone Marrow
The 1901 Cookbook Archive

No. 1489 — English Pudding with Bone Marrow

English historical translation of Molokhovets recipe No. 1489 from the 1901 Russian cookbook, retaining original methods and measures.

Grate half a Russian pound of crustless white-bread crumb and soak in no more than one glass of milk.

Cream one and a half spoonfuls of butter until pale, beat in seven or eight yolks one at a time, then add a quarter pound of finely chopped ox marrow and a quarter pound of sugar.

Add lemon zest or seven or eight bitter almonds, a quarter glass of chopped sweet almonds, a quarter glass of washed and dried raisins, a quarter glass of currants, cinnamon and salt.

Mix well, fold in seven or eight whipped whites and boil in a napkin for three or four hours.

Serve with rum and sabayon No. 490 or sauce No. 495.

To provide

½ Russian pound white-bread crumb

1 glass milk and 7–8 eggs

¼ pound bone marrow and ½ glass sugar

1½ spoonfuls butter

¼ glass sweet almonds

7–8 bitter almonds

¼ glass raisins

¼ glass currants, cinnamon and salt

½ spoonful butter for the napkin

Sabayon and rum

Historical editorial note: Bitter almonds can contain toxic cyanogenic compounds and must not be substituted with unprocessed bitter almonds.
Original source: Read Russian recipe No. 1489. Historical quantities and terminology are retained. See the measurements guide. Period preparation and storage methods are not modern safety guidance.

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