Sweets/Treats Carrot Pudding

carrot pudding
(from The Great Western Cook Book, Or Table Receipts: Adapted to Western Housewifery, by Anna Maria Collins, 1857)

Ingredients:

1 pint flour​
1-1/2 pint carrots​
1/2 lb. raising ingredient​
1 tea-cup brown sugar​
2 whole eggs​
4 egg yolks​
1 gill of cream​

Instructions:

Take a pint of flour, and a pint and a half of carrots, minced up very finely, or rather grated, half pound of raising, a tea-cupful of brown sugar; beat up two whole eggs and four yolks, with a gill of cream, pour it into the first mixture, beat it all well together, and boil or bake it.​


Note - A "raising" can be defined as one of these four methods: 1) Carbon dioxide – yeast fermentation, baking powder, self raising flour, 2) Chemicals – bicarbonate of soda, baking powder, 3) Steam – profiteroles, choux pastry, Yorkshire pudding, 4) Air – egg whites, beating creaming, rubbing in.
 
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This sounds tasty. Have you made it, @Albert Sailhorst? If so, which do you recommend, boiling or baking? My inclination would be to bake it, but I'm curious what your experience with the recipe might be. Thanks!
Unfortunately, I have not made this yet, so I can't speak from experience......It does sound good, though! :)
 
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Carrot cake with cream cheese icing .. alpaca style!! Ready for tomorrow! Let's hope I don't drop it carrying it there haha!!
 

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