3 Large Tomatoes
2 Tablespoonfuls Bread Crumbs
1 oz. Butter
Cut the tomatoes into halves ; take out the pulp care-
fully without breaking the skins. Put the pulp into a
pan with the butter, onion, crumbs, pepper, and salt ;
stir over the fire till the mixture is hot. Fill the skins
with the mixture ; sprinkle a little chapelure over (see
“ Chapelure,” p. 133) ; pour a few drops of hot butter on
each tomato ; bake in a hot oven for fifteen or twenty
minutes. The onion may be left out if the flavour is
disliked.
Farce of Tomatoes
Tinned tomatoes answer very well for this dish, but
whether tinned or fresh, they must be skinned before
being cooked. Butter a tin or pie dish ; cut the tomatoes
into slices ; put a layer of tomato, then a layer of fine
bread crumbs mixed with pepper and salt. Proceed in
this way till the dish is full ; the last layer must be
bread crumbs. Melt an ounce of butter ; drop it over
the crumbs ; bake a golden brown in a hot oven. Serve
in the tin or dish in which the mixture has been cooked,
slipped into an ornamental dish. Browned onions can
be added if liked.
chap, vi BREAKFAST DISHES AND ENTREES
95
Macaroni and Tomatoes
\ lb. Macaroni
1 Pint of Stock
1 oz. Flour
>2 oz. Butter
| Tin of Tomatoes
1 Small Onion
J Teaspoonful Pepper
Break the macaroni into convenient lengths ; put
it into a saucepan ; cover it with hot water ; set it on
the fire to boil. Let it boil for ten minutes ; then
strain the water from the macaroni ; replace it in the
pan ; add the stock, a little salt, and the pepper. Let
the macaroni boil gently till tender ; it will take about
twenty or thirty minutes. Melt the butter in a pan ;
slice the onion into it ; fry it brown ; sprinkle the flour
over, let it slightly brown ; add a tablespoonful of cold
water, a little salt, and pepper. Strain the liquor from
the macaroni into a basin ; mix it with the browned
sauce ; add the tomatoes ; let the sauce simmer for five
minutes. Put the macaroni on a dish and pour the
sauce over. Be careful to remove the skins from the
tomatoes before cooking.
Savoury Tomatoes
4 Large Tomatoes \ oz. Butter
1 lb. Cooked Meat 1 Hard-boiled Egg
2 Tablespoonfuls Cooked Rice J Raw Egg
1 Teaspoonful Worcester Sauce Pepper, Salt
Bake the tomatoes ; when nearly done, cut out a
piece of the skin about the size of a halfpenny from the
top ; take out some of the pulp ; place the cases on a
baking tin greased with the butter. Mince the meat,
mix it with the rice, pepper, salt, sauce, and the half
egg> heaten up ; fill the tomato cases with the mixture ;
bake for ten minutes. Take out the yolk of the hard-
boiled egg, chop it; chop the white separately; when
the tomatoes are ready, slip them on to a dish and
decorate with the chopped egg.
96
MIDDLE CLASS COOKERY BOOK
PART II
Cod a la Portugais
1 lb. Cod Fisli
2 oz. Ham or Bacon
^ lb. Tomatoes
% Small Onion
| Teaspoonful Chili Vinegar
1 oz. Butter
1 Teaspoonful Corn Flour
2 Bay Leaves
J Small Carrot
i Teaspoonful Peppercorns
3 Tablespoonfuls Bread Crumbs
1 Egg
1 Sprig of Parsley
£ Teaspoonful Salt
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3 Large Tomatoes
2 Tablespoonfuls Bread Crumbs
1 oz. Butter
Cut the tomatoes into halves ; take out the pulp care-
fully without breaking the skins. Put the pulp into a
pan with the butter, onion, crumbs, pepper, and salt ;
stir over the fire till the mixture is hot. Fill the skins
with the mixture ; sprinkle a little chapelure over (see
“ Chapelure,” p. 133) ; pour a few drops of hot butter on
each tomato ; bake in a hot oven for fifteen or twenty
minutes. The onion may be left out if the flavour is
disliked.
Farce of Tomatoes
Tinned tomatoes answer very well for this dish, but
whether tinned or fresh, they must be skinned before
being cooked. Butter a tin or pie dish ; cut the tomatoes
into slices ; put a layer of tomato, then a layer of fine
bread crumbs mixed with pepper and salt. Proceed in
this way till the dish is full ; the last layer must be
bread crumbs. Melt an ounce of butter ; drop it over
the crumbs ; bake a golden brown in a hot oven. Serve
in the tin or dish in which the mixture has been cooked,
slipped into an ornamental dish. Browned onions can
be added if liked.
chap, vi BREAKFAST DISHES AND ENTREES
95
Macaroni and Tomatoes
\ lb. Macaroni
1 Pint of Stock
1 oz. Flour
>2 oz. Butter
| Tin of Tomatoes
1 Small Onion
J Teaspoonful Pepper
Break the macaroni into convenient lengths ; put
it into a saucepan ; cover it with hot water ; set it on
the fire to boil. Let it boil for ten minutes ; then
strain the water from the macaroni ; replace it in the
pan ; add the stock, a little salt, and the pepper. Let
the macaroni boil gently till tender ; it will take about
twenty or thirty minutes. Melt the butter in a pan ;
slice the onion into it ; fry it brown ; sprinkle the flour
over, let it slightly brown ; add a tablespoonful of cold
water, a little salt, and pepper. Strain the liquor from
the macaroni into a basin ; mix it with the browned
sauce ; add the tomatoes ; let the sauce simmer for five
minutes. Put the macaroni on a dish and pour the
sauce over. Be careful to remove the skins from the
tomatoes before cooking.
Savoury Tomatoes
4 Large Tomatoes \ oz. Butter
1 lb. Cooked Meat 1 Hard-boiled Egg
2 Tablespoonfuls Cooked Rice J Raw Egg
1 Teaspoonful Worcester Sauce Pepper, Salt
Bake the tomatoes ; when nearly done, cut out a
piece of the skin about the size of a halfpenny from the
top ; take out some of the pulp ; place the cases on a
baking tin greased with the butter. Mince the meat,
mix it with the rice, pepper, salt, sauce, and the half
egg> heaten up ; fill the tomato cases with the mixture ;
bake for ten minutes. Take out the yolk of the hard-
boiled egg, chop it; chop the white separately; when
the tomatoes are ready, slip them on to a dish and
decorate with the chopped egg.
96
MIDDLE CLASS COOKERY BOOK
PART II
Cod a la Portugais
1 lb. Cod Fisli
2 oz. Ham or Bacon
^ lb. Tomatoes
% Small Onion
| Teaspoonful Chili Vinegar
1 oz. Butter
1 Teaspoonful Corn Flour
2 Bay Leaves
J Small Carrot
i Teaspoonful Peppercorns
3 Tablespoonfuls Bread Crumbs
1 Egg
1 Sprig of Parsley
£ Teaspoonful Salt