The English syllabub was sometimes made by squirting warm milk directly from the udder into acidic wine or juice; and in the 17th century, the French writer Pierre de Lune described a reduced milk “marbled” by the addition of currant juice.
The English syllabubwas sometimes made by squirting warm milk directly from the udder into acidicwine or juice; and in the 17th century, the French writer Pierre de Lune described areduced milk “marbled” by the addition of currant juice.