This section is from the book "The Steward's Handbook And Guide To Party Catering", by Jessup Whitehead. Also available from Amazon: Larousse Gastronomique.
Cherry ice-cream.
Grape ice-cream.
Pineapple ice-cream.
Lemon ice-cream.
Orange ice-cream.
Almond ice-cream.
Pistachio nut ice-cream.
Chestnut ice-cream.
Ginger ice-cream.
Cranberry water-ice.
Rhubarb water-ice.
Punch water-ice.
Melon water-ice.
Pomegranate water-ice.
Mixed fruit water-ice.
Made of thick sugar-6yrup flavored with vanilla, beaten into 8 yolks for each pint, stirred over a slow fire till it thickens, stirred again on ice till cold and frothy; mixed with equal quantity of cream whipped to froth; filled into paper cases powdered with macaroon dust; frozen in the cases.
Coffee ice-cream frozen in a mould, made of coffee-syrup; beaten into 8 yolks for each pint, thickened over the fire; .stirred then on ice, mixed with whipped cream.
Another name for tutti-frutti ice cream, or crema de vino; made of vanilla ice-cream mixed with whipped cream, kirschtuasser to flavor, and candied fruits; frozen as a charlotte in a mould lined with lady-fingers.
Almond custard mixed with whipped cream and frozen; not moulded, but served with apricot jam.
A mould lined with whipped cream frozen, interior filled with, stewed cherries in custard, all frozen solid; turned out; served with a custard over it.
Ice cream turned out of a mould, covered with very cold meringue and quickly browned a little in a hot oven or with red-hot iron.
Small pieces of ice folded in paste carefully to exclude the air; baked brown quickly in a hot oven.
Mould lined with white paper, inside coated with almond ice-cream, filled up with tea custard mixed with whipped cream; frozen solid in mould.
Coffee custard mixed when cold with whipped cream; frozen solid in a mould.
Charlotte-russe filled with chocolate icecream.
Mould filled on one side with almond nougat ice-cream, the other side with orange water-ice.
Nougat or filbert candy pounded, used to flavor the cream.
Custard and cream flavored strongly with orange -rind; frozen.
Strawberry pulp, sugar and whipped cream frozen.
Russian or whipped jelly made of currant juice and gelatine, mixed with whipped cream frozen in a mould.
Coffee custard when cold mixed with whipped cream and frozen.
Pulp of ripe raw peaches with custard and whipped cream; frozen.
Peach pulp, sugar, gelatine and water mixed with whipped cream, and frozen.
Custard of yolks and syrup flavored with maraschino and kirschwasser, mixed with whipped cream, and frozen.
Grated pineapple, sugar and gelatine made into jelly, whipped, mixed with whipped cream, and frozen.
Bomb-shaped mould lined with chocolate ice-cream, center filled with tutti-frutti; frozen solid.
Coffee-flavored custard mixed with whipped cream, and frozen in a square mould.
Frozen egg-nogg.
Slice of brown bread without crust, and slice of sponge cake dried in the oven, pounded, sifted, mixed in curacao; frozen.
Made of 1 pt. cream, 2 glasses Jamaica rum, 1/2 pt. green tea, juice of 1/2 lemon, 8 oz. sugar; frozen.
A tutti-frutti with wine made of cream custard; white wine, sugar, cut candied fruits; frozen.
Rice boiled in milk, mixed with Custard and cream; frozen.
Either white or yellow, made by mixing grated fresh cocoa-nut, or desiccated cocoanut scalded in either custard and cream or starch-thickened cream.
Different colored ices in the same mould; marbled ice-cream; ribbon ice-cream; harlequin ice-cream.
See Glucose. Glucose used for sweetening instead of sugar makes ice cream smooth and light and foamy; a valuable wrinkle.
A small quantity of gelatine, not more than 1 oz. in 2 qts., makes it smooth and light and less easy to melt. Wine jelly or any gelatine jelly can be employed as well.
 
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