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Apple Snow. Remarks.
What is called "pulp" above is often called in these "snow" mixtures puree—an East Indian word, meaning gravy, or soft mixture, in con. nection with their curries or much-spiced dishes. The French call these pulpy mixtures "meringues, " but generally bake them into pies, having first baked the crust or pastry upon the plate or pie dish before putting in the meringue; then covering the pie, when just done, with the beaten white of an egg or two, with a table-spoonful of sugar to each egg, and browning nicely before taking-from the oven, or returning them to the oven for 3 or 3 minutes for that purpose.
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