This recipe comes from an old recipe card from Colonial Cleaners of Kansas City. I love the last 2 sentences on the card. Not one that I would ever try, but looks fun....
PUDDINGS and DESSERTS Second Series 1 a
Colonial Cleaners & Dyers Kansas City's Leading Cleaners
MOST men, for the care of their
wardrobe, depend on their wives. Does your husband, as often as he needs a
refreshed suit to make him pre-sentdble, find that you have been as thoughtful as you should
have been'!
Hadn't you better call now,
Linwood 3900,
Colonial Cleaners.
Linwood 3900 1705
E. 31st Street
LADY OF THE LAKE PRUNE WHIP
Soak over night one pound of prunes. Cook until tender.
Sift through colander. When cold add the whites of two eggs beaten stiff. Sugar
to taste and whip until very light.
Serve with whipped cream.
If you have a prejudice against
prunes that prejudice will disappear if you try this once. Truly a plebian has become an aristocrat.
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