To make Puffes
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Introduction
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The Source Recipe
The original text of the recipe is as follows:

To make Puffes, on the English fashion. TAke new Milke curds, presse out the Whay cleane, take the yolkes of three Egges, and the white of one, fine Wheat floure, and mingle amongst your Curdes. Season it with Nutmeg, Sugar, and Rosewater, mingle all together. Butter a fayre white Paper, lay a spoonefull at once vpon it, set them into a warme Ouen, not ouer hot, when you see them rise as high as a halfe peny loafe, then take Rosewater, and Butter, and indale them ouer: scrape on Sugar, and set them in the Ouen againe, vntil they be dryed at the tops like yce. Then take them out, and serue them vpon a Plate, either at Dinner or Supper.



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Materials
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milk
whey
yolks
eggs
wheat
flour
nutmeg
sugar
rosewater
butter
rice


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Procedure
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Bibliography

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Searchable index of "". Medieval Cookery.
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