-
largely ousted the
original English name
marchpane with the same
apparent derivation: 'March bread'. (The word
marchpane occurs in Shakespeare's
Romeo and Juliet...
- fire and
decide from her
haughty look that
Marchpane is to blame. This
turns the
sisters against Marchpane - they
desire to
throw her away but are persuaded...
- dictionary. Marzipan, once
known as
marchpane in English, is a
confection based on
almond meal.
Marzipan and
marchpane may also
refer to:
Marzipan pig, a...
-
Wolsey visited in June 1518 and was
given a
present of fruit, nuts, and
marchpane.
During the
Dissolution of the Monasteries, the city's priory, nunnery...
- hours. In the
showstopper challenge, the
contestants were
asked to bake a
marchpane (marzipan) cake in a three-dimensional
shape in 3+1⁄2 hours. However,...
- 2007. His
official debut album Origins was
released in
January 2009 by
Marchpane Records and was
received positively by the press. It was
chosen as the...
-
buttery man. In 1606, the
court physician John
Craig gave King
James a
marchpane and four
boxes of dry confections,
Doctor John
Hammond gave a pot of green...
- (another
novel partly set in
Christ Church, Oxford), but also a joke on "
marchpane", an old name for marzipan.
Stewart makes an
oblique reference to himself...
- of shapes, such as
letters and knots, and
frequently served at court.
Marchpane, made from
almond paste, rosewater, and
powdered sugar, was
easily moulded...
- nutmeg.
Recipe 101, "To make
Collops of
Bacon in Sweet-meats"
calls for
Marchpane Paste, sugar, cinnamon, and ginger,
sliced into
escalopes as if it were...
