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Mille Fenillea (Italian Pyramid).
A good puff paste, rather thick,
must be stamped out
with tin stamps or any ingenious substitutes
into a number
of pieces, each less than the other,
the base being of the
size of the plate in which the pyramid
is to be served, and
the others gradually tapering to the
top. Bake the pieces
of paste on paper laid on tins, and
ice them. Pile them
up with raspberry and other jams of
different colours, laid
on the edges, and a bunch of small preserved
raisons or some
other ornament on the top.
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