Flour ... ^ lb.
Butter 3 oz.
Salt a pinch.
Cream to mix.
Put the flour on a paste board, add the salt, chop the
butter in the flour with a knife, and mix thoroughly, but
use the hands as little as possible. Moisten with cream.
Roll out and cut into small rounds. Bake in a quick
oven, and serve hot for afternoon tea.
Oatmeal Biscuits
Flour
Oatmeal (medium
Sugar
Butter
Egg
Baking powder
Milk.
or
6
3
3
3
I.
\
Cakes.
oz.
oz.
oz.
oz.
teaspoonful.
1 82
Rub the butter lightly into the flour, mix in the dry
ingredients, add the egg (beaten), and sufficient milk to
form a soft paste. Bake in greased tins ; or the paste
may be made firmer, and rolled out and cut into shapes
as for biscuits.
Luncheon Cake.
Flour.
Butter
Lard
Currants
Sultanas
Candied peel
Sugar
Eg-g
Milk
Baking powder
Almond flavour
or Nutmeg
Salt
1 lb.
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
4 oz.
4 oz.
I oz.
6 oz.
1
to mix.
1^ teaspoonfuls.
6 drops,
a pinch,
a pinch.
Rub in the butter and lard. Mix the dry ingredients,
add the egg and milk (rather less than half a pint), then
the almond flavouring. Bake at once, in greased tins.
Herbert Cakes.
Flour 1 lb.
Lard \\ oz.
Butter ... oz.
Sugar 2 oz.
Currants 2 oz.
Candied peel \ oz.
Baking powder ... ... i teaspoonful.
Nutmeg a pinch.
Milk ... ... to mix.
Rub the lard and butter lightly into the flour, add dry
ingredients, and mix into a light dough with a little
milk. Roll out the mixture, and cut into small rounds.
Place a slice of peel on each round. Bake in a moderate
oven. When done, sprinkle over with sugar.
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Garfield Biscuits.
Rice flour
Flour
Butter
Castor sug'ar
Baking powder
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
I OZ.
^ teaspoonful.
Eg-g I.
Mix together the flour and baking powder, rub in the
butter, add the sugar, make into a firm paste with the
egg. Roll out one quarter of an inch thick, cut into
strips one inch wide and three inches long ; or into two
inches square. Bake in moderate oven. When cold
spread half the strips with peach or apricot jam, ice the
remainder with Lemon Water Icing (p. 200), and decorate
with Royal Icing (p. 199) — coloured brown — through a
small plain pipe. These biscuits are nice quite plain.
Flour
Sugar
Currants ...
Egg
Lard or butter. ,
Candied peel .
Baking powder
Nutmeg ...
Milk .
Rock Cakes.
lib.
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
1 (well beaten).
2 OZ.
2
I teaspoonful.
a pinch,
to mix.
Rub the lard or butter into the flour, add the other
dry ingredients, the egg, and sufficient milk to make a
stiff" dough. Pile in rocky shapes on a greased tin.
Malvern Cake.
Castor sugar i lb.
Rice flour
Fine flour
Eggs...
Lemon rind (grated)
Beat the sugar and eggs till light, as for sponge cake.
Stir in the rice flour and the other flour, and grated
lemon rind. Put the mixture into an oiled and sugared
mould, and bake in a moderate oven. When cold, coat
4-
to flavour.
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with lemon water icing (p. 200). It looks very nice
plain, but may be ornamented with crystallised fruit, or
with pink and white Royal icing*.
German Porcupine Cake.
Flour I lb.
Butter 1 lb.
Castor sugar |- lb.
Eggs (well beaten together) 4.
Candied peel i oz.
Almonds (blanched and sliced).
Baking powder i teaspoonful.✪ German Porcupine Cake
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Flour ... ^ lb.
Butter 3 oz.
Salt a pinch.
Cream to mix.
Put the flour on a paste board, add the salt, chop the
butter in the flour with a knife, and mix thoroughly, but
use the hands as little as possible. Moisten with cream.
Roll out and cut into small rounds. Bake in a quick
oven, and serve hot for afternoon tea.
Oatmeal Biscuits
Flour
Oatmeal (medium
Sugar
Butter
Egg
Baking powder
Milk.
or
6
3
3
3
I.
\
Cakes.
oz.
oz.
oz.
oz.
teaspoonful.
1 82
Rub the butter lightly into the flour, mix in the dry
ingredients, add the egg (beaten), and sufficient milk to
form a soft paste. Bake in greased tins ; or the paste
may be made firmer, and rolled out and cut into shapes
as for biscuits.
Luncheon Cake.
Flour.
Butter
Lard
Currants
Sultanas
Candied peel
Sugar
Eg-g
Milk
Baking powder
Almond flavour
or Nutmeg
Salt
1 lb.
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
4 oz.
4 oz.
I oz.
6 oz.
1
to mix.
1^ teaspoonfuls.
6 drops,
a pinch,
a pinch.
Rub in the butter and lard. Mix the dry ingredients,
add the egg and milk (rather less than half a pint), then
the almond flavouring. Bake at once, in greased tins.
Herbert Cakes.
Flour 1 lb.
Lard \\ oz.
Butter ... oz.
Sugar 2 oz.
Currants 2 oz.
Candied peel \ oz.
Baking powder ... ... i teaspoonful.
Nutmeg a pinch.
Milk ... ... to mix.
Rub the lard and butter lightly into the flour, add dry
ingredients, and mix into a light dough with a little
milk. Roll out the mixture, and cut into small rounds.
Place a slice of peel on each round. Bake in a moderate
oven. When done, sprinkle over with sugar.
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Garfield Biscuits.
Rice flour
Flour
Butter
Castor sug'ar
Baking powder
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
I OZ.
^ teaspoonful.
Eg-g I.
Mix together the flour and baking powder, rub in the
butter, add the sugar, make into a firm paste with the
egg. Roll out one quarter of an inch thick, cut into
strips one inch wide and three inches long ; or into two
inches square. Bake in moderate oven. When cold
spread half the strips with peach or apricot jam, ice the
remainder with Lemon Water Icing (p. 200), and decorate
with Royal Icing (p. 199) — coloured brown — through a
small plain pipe. These biscuits are nice quite plain.
Flour
Sugar
Currants ...
Egg
Lard or butter. ,
Candied peel .
Baking powder
Nutmeg ...
Milk .
Rock Cakes.
lib.
2 OZ.
2 OZ.
1 (well beaten).
2 OZ.
2
I teaspoonful.
a pinch,
to mix.
Rub the lard or butter into the flour, add the other
dry ingredients, the egg, and sufficient milk to make a
stiff" dough. Pile in rocky shapes on a greased tin.
Malvern Cake.
Castor sugar i lb.
Rice flour
Fine flour
Eggs...
Lemon rind (grated)
Beat the sugar and eggs till light, as for sponge cake.
Stir in the rice flour and the other flour, and grated
lemon rind. Put the mixture into an oiled and sugared
mould, and bake in a moderate oven. When cold, coat
4-
to flavour.
184
with lemon water icing (p. 200). It looks very nice
plain, but may be ornamented with crystallised fruit, or
with pink and white Royal icing*.
German Porcupine Cake.
Flour I lb.
Butter 1 lb.
Castor sugar |- lb.
Eggs (well beaten together) 4.
Candied peel i oz.
Almonds (blanched and sliced).
Baking powder i teaspoonful.