Oranges and Tangerines .
Ingredients
Directions
2570—ORANGES A LA NORVEGIENNE
Cut a slice of peel from the top of each of the oranges, and empty them by means of a spoon. Three-parts fill the emptied peels with orange or tangerine ice, in accordance with the fruit under treatment, and cover the ice with Italian meringue, by means of a piping-bag.
Set the dish containing the garnished peels on a tray covered with broken ice, and quickly colour the meringue at the salamander.
2571—TANGERINES A LA PALIKARE
Cut the tangerines at the top and remove the sections without bursting the peel. Skin the sections raw. Fill the peels with rice for entremets, containing a little saffron; mould some of the same rice in a little dome-mould, and set it upon a carved cushion.
Cover this dome with the tangerine sections; coat the latter with some apricot syrup; and, all round, arrange the rice-garnished peels, opened side undermost.
2572—ORANGE OR TANGERINE SOUFFLÉ RIGHI
Without splitting them, empty the orange or tangerine peels.
Half-fill them with orange or tangerine ice, according to the fruit under treatment, and cover the ice with orange- or tangerine-flavoured _soufflé_-preparation. Place the dish containing the garnished peels upon a tray covered with broken ice; set in the oven that the _soufflé_ may cook quickly, and allow two minutes for tangerines and four minutes for oranges.
Transcribed from a scanned cookbook and modernised for today's kitchens. Where the book gave no heat or time, or said "a moderate oven", the temperatures and times here may be modern equivalents rather than the book's own figures. See the original page.
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