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Borwick's cookery book

1890

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Presented as published in 1890. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Beat f lb. margarine and sugar to a cream, sieve the flour into it with the cinnamon powder and the baking powder, add a little milk. Roll out and cut into small biscuit shapes. Place on a greased tin, bake in a slow oven till a light brown colour. ORANGE CAKE. The weight of 2 eggs in margarine, MILLENNIUM flour, and sugar Beat margarine and sugar together till quite white. Break in i egg and beat well, add grated rind of I orange, then add the flour and teaspoonful of BORWICK^S BAKING POWDER, and lastly, the juice of orangeOrange Cake. Mix v/ell. Bake in moderate oven. s BO RW ICR'S COOKERY BOOK. ii RAISED PIE. 1 lb. MILLENNIUM flour. 2 teaspoonfuls BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. i lb. lard. I gill water. i| lbs. veal or pork. Sieve the flour and baking powder. Heat the water and lard to boiling point, and quickly stir it into the flour with a wooden spoon. Knead it thoroughly, and line a shape with the pastry. Fill with small pieces of lean pork or veal and ham, flavoured with a little dried herbs and pepper and saltRaised Pie. Put on the cover, and bake in moderate oven for 2 or 2J hours, according to size. MEAT PIE. Prepare meat by cutting it in thin slices and rolling into it small pieces of kidney and fat. Cover these rolls with well-seasoned flour, and pack — not too tightly — into a deep dish, adding a little water to form gravy. The pastry should be made of f lb. of MILLENNIUM flour, ii teaspoonfuls of BORWICK^S BAKING POWDER, 8 ozs. of margarine, or lard and margarine mixed, and a small quantity of lemon juice and water. Make this into a good short crust or flaky pastry, and cover dish. Decorate it, and leave a hole in the centre of the top of the crust to allow the steam to escape. JAM TURNOVERS. i lb. MILLENNIUM flour. ii teaspoonfuls BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. 6 ozs. margarine. I dessertspoonful sugar. A little milk. Make into a short crust, roll out very thinly, and cut into rounds. Place a little jam on the centre of each. Damp half-way round the edge, then fold over and press edges together. Place on a flat tin and bake. Sprinkle with castor sugar, and serve. 12 BORWICK'S COOKERY BOOK. RAISIN CAKE. \ lb. margarine. 3 ozs sugar. I egg. 1 lb. MILLENNIUM flourJam Turnovers. 2 teaspoonfuls BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. J lb. currants (cleaned). J lb. raisins (stoned). A pinch of salt. Grated lemon rind. \ gill milk. Beat margarine and sugar to a cream, add egg, and stir well. Then add remaining ingredients, and beat all together for five minutes. Pour the mixture into a greased and paper-lined cake tin, and bake in moderate oven for about li hours. LIMERICK CAKE. 5 ozs. margarine. 1 lb. MILLENNIUM flour. 2 teaspoonfuls BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. A teaspoonful mixed spice. I egg. 1 lb. hazel nuts (minced in machine). J lb. stoned raisins. 2 ozs. sugar. A little milkLimerick Cake. Mix margarine, flour, and spice well together, and beat into it egg and enough milk to make a thick batter. Add remaining ingredients, and stir thoroughly. Pour into a greased tin, and bake in a steady oven for i hour. COCOANUT CAKES. 6 ozs. MILLENNIUM flour. 1 teaspoonful BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. 2 OZS. grated cocoanut. 2 ozs. sugar. 3 ozs. margarine. I eggCocoanut Cakes. BORWICK'S COOKERY BOOK. Beat the margarine and sugar to a cream, add i egg, well beat, stir in the grated cocoanut, then flour and baking powder. Bake in patty tins or one large cake.