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Lemon Caramel

Printed no. 1011Chapter 361868 edition

Boil a pound of sugar to the snap, and then continue stirring it over a very slow fire until it gradually assumes a very light-brown tint; then add by degrees a small quantity of any kind of liqueur or essence, or fruit juice, or coffee, &c.; work together, and pour out the com position on a slightly-oiled baking-sheet; mark, or stamji out the caramel with a knife as directed in the foregoing number, and when cold, separate them. It is most proper to use oil of almonds for this purpose.

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Lemon Caramel. Charles Elmé Francatelli, in The Cook's Guide and Housekeeper's & Butler's Assistant (1868), digital transcription.

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