marzipan , also: marchpane old use

That come off rather easily, would you like my marzipan?

Marzipan can also be frozen for up to six months.

The town also happens to be the marzipan capital of the world.

It was here that he led me, the man who Liked marzipan.

Use the remaining marzipan to model a head with a long neck.

That marzipan on its own is filling though int it?

If a whole pig seems too much, try the marzipan ham.

They were, like light marzipan after his past hard-candy looks.

Roll out in the same way as the marzipan and use to cover all four towers.

The recipe here is for a simple marzipan that needs no cooking.

Roll out marzipan to a round large enough to cover the cake.

Brush off any crumbs from the marzipan and work surface.

They may also be added to cakes that often contain marzipan.

There used to be a convent that made and sold the best marzipan.

May 9 and 10 are also special days for eating marzipan in Sicily.

Place cake under a hot grill until the marzipan begins to turn brown.

An early recipe does not include the chocolate and marzipan topping.

It can even be applied without an undercoat of marzipan.

Something with a bit of marzipan is to be preferred.'

Trim away any excess from the marzipan along the top of the cake.

Cut the rolled marzipan so that it's just slightly longer than the cake.

I do what I can,' he said, and bit off another piece of marzipan.

Roll out the remaining marzipan to wrap around each tower.

Roll out the remaining pink marzipan to a long strip.

Dampen the marzipan with water and position the squares, as shown.

One day she and I were in the kitchen, watching Mandy make marchpane.

Marchpane had originally been with the dolls' house but was sent away for cleaning prior to being in an exhibition.

They used to call it marchpane.

Sweets were carried in, a platter of marchpane.

Mine are more palatable, however: scarcely noticeable for the rich marchpane that covers them!'

In reality, "Marchpane" is an archaic word for "marzipan".

Birdie saved Apple, but as schemed by Marchpane is incinerated.

I had some marchpane, so I sat to eat it, and I fell asleep.

Marchpane, 16 Cecil Court, Covent Garden (011 44 87 0500 0600).

Cooks sculpted marchpane or marzipan into fantastical shapes.

Marchpane: Marzipan.

Marchpane still sends shivers down the spine and the shocking fate of Birdie startles the reader with its reality.

I suspect he gave the comfits and marchpane to children in the village, sold the silver dish for alms and drank the wine himself.

I sent him some wine, the best of last year's grapes from Bordeaux, a silver dish of sweet comfits and some marchpane.'

The German name has largely ousted the original English name marchpane with the same apparent derivation: "March bread."

Having gained the affection of the Dane sisters, Marchpane uses the dolls' house lights, which contain real paraffin, to start a fire, and trap Apple.

There was cake made from some war recipe, potato cake; the predominant taste was rose water, which was supposed to awaken memories of marchpane.

(The word marchpane occurs in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Act 1, Scene 5, Line 9.)

MARCHPANE, a confection of almonds, sugar, etc.

Good thou, save me a piece of marchpane and, as thou loves me, let the porter let in Susan Grindstone and Nell.

Hot herringpies, green mugs of sack, honeysauces, sugar of roses, marchpane, gooseberried pigeons, ringocandies.

Brybottle and Marchpane, Gluff and Aspinall, Quip Research-jokes a specialty?

There was, to his relief, no dancing girl, but Harry did have a large glass of water and what looked like marchpane sweets in a golden dish on the table beside the bed.

He retired in high dudgeon with Chien to the kitchen, where he spent the rest of the afternoon, playing with a lump of dough, and being regaled with raisins, marchpane, and candied peel.

Later, the sisters are later given an antique china doll called Marchpane, a very grand doll, clothed in lace, with eyes of the finest blue glass, which they place in the house with the Plantagenets.