This section is from the book "Cooking For Profit", by Jessup Whitehead. Also available from Amazon: Cooking for Profit.
Make the same as the preceding with 8 ounces of blanched almonds minced very small instead of chocolate. Fat a smaller tube in the forcing sack, and form finger shapes and rings of the almond meringue paste on baking pans, and bake them in a very slack oven. These all bake light and nearly hollow and have a fine glazed surface.
Note - The foregoing varieties, which can all be made ont of one large bowl of meringue paste, form a handsome assortment for the cake stands, to build pyramids, to place around glass bowls of fruit, to decorate cakes and to fill icing or nougat baskets with.
 
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