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Allied cookery

1916

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Presented as published in 1916. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Wash and cut the rhubarb in small pieces; wash again, and boil it over a slow fire with a breakfast- cupful of water till well cooked and all the juice extracted; let it drip all night through a jelly bag; to each good yi pint of juice add i lb. of sugarRhubarb Jelly, and add the alum to the whole; stir till it comes to the boil, and let it boil for 10 minutes; pour into pots. TOMATO SOUP FOR CANNING (New England) put in a preserving kettle y^ bushel of ripe toma- toes, 2 bunches of celery (leaves and all), 30 sprays of parsley, 4 or 5 sweet green peppers, 20 onions, I clove of garlic, 12 whole cloves, yi stick of cin- namon, 30 bay leaves, i teaspoonful of whole black pepper; boil this 4 hours, strain through a sieve, and add \}4. cups of flour, one cup of sugar, i lb. of butter, and 5 tablespoonsful of saltTomato Soup for Canning. Cook ^ hour longer and seal in sterilized jars. This is a good soup and will keep all winter. lo8 Allied Coohery BUDO CUP ^o I pint bottle of dry ginger ale, add i pint bottle of grape juice, juice of i orange, i lemon, 2 tablespoonsful of Jamaica nmi, and i bottle of effervescent water. BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY lllllllllll 3 9999 05987 659 7 Boston Public Library Central Library, Copley Square Division of Reference and Research Services The Date Due Card in the pocket indi- cates the date on or before which this book should be returned to the Library. Please do not remove cards from this pocket.