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1 serving
tipsey cake after the fashion of a hedgehog…” [the london quarterly review. 1837] and a “savoy cake to imitate a hedgehog.” [parkinson
1 serving
mammalia. london: 1865]
1 ball
withdraws all its vulnerable parts
1 head
… the animal begins to bend its back
1 serving
to shut its eyes
1 serving
closer. thus rolled up in a lump
1 serving
leaves. its food is roots
1 serving
worms
1 lb
take two of almonds blanched
1 serving
them into a stiff paste
1 pint
the whites
1 lb
slow fire
1 serving
hedge-hog
1 pint
take a of cream
1 serving
the cream: sweeten to your palate
1 serving
you may make a hartshorn-jelly
1 serving
will look very pretty. you may eat wine and sugar
1 serving
cream
1
juice of orange
1 serving
in a grand desert. plump two currants
1 serving
prickles of the hog. put in two currants
2
other dishes in the shape of a hedgehog were
1 serving
modern interpretation
1 serving
hedgehogs in the hedges
1 serving
shy and stupid" and yet it was their attacker who became "fatigued
1 serving
while other creatures trust to their
1 serving
their swiftness
1 serving
soon as it perceives itself attacked
1 serving
nothing but its defensive thorns to the enemy…
1 serving
these up
1 serving
patiently waits till its enemy passes
1 serving
is fatigued
1 serving
the hedgehog
1 serving
in ditches
1822
1 serving
to make a hedge-hog. hannah glasse
1 serving
continually stirring till it is stiff enough to be made into the form of a
1 serving
bristles of a hedgehog
1 serving
the time till it is
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it stand till it is
1 serving
change
1 serving
in the middle
1777
1844
2012
© patricia bixler reber
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