^Chocolate Macaroons. — 1 cup bread-crumbs
(soft white), 7 tablespoonfuls chocolate, 24 CUP
sugar, 2 eggs✪ Chocolate Macaroons.
Beat the whites to a stiff froth, and add the
other ingredients. Flavor to suit the taste. Bake
on an oiled paper sprinkled with grated cocoanut.
* Apple Filling. — Grate six large sour apples (add
a lemon, if apples are not sour). Break in two eggs,
add a teaspoonful of Nut Oil and one cup of sugar.
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Put on stove, and cook three minutes, stirring to
prevent burning. Add some ground walnuts, if
desired. Cool, and put between layer cake.
*Almond Filling. — The whites of two eggs,
beaten stiff, with two cups sugar, one teaspoonful
of extract of vanilla, and one pint of blanched al-
monds, chopped fine.
*Nut Butter Icing for Cake. — Into a small quan-
tity of cold water stir 4-X confectioners’ sugar to
make of the consistency of cream. Add to this Nut
Butter right from the can for a rich flavor, stir it
in well, and if necessary add more sugar to make
of the right consistency to spread on the cake. One
tablespoonful of water will make sufficient icing for
the top of a medium-sized cake.
*Banana Puffs. — 2 eggs, 1 cup milk, 1 cup sifted
flour, 2 or 3 large bananas, 1 orange, 1 teaspoonful
sugar✪ Banana Puffs.
Beat the whites of the eggs to a stiff froth. To
the yolks add the milk, which should be very cold,
and a pinch of salt. Mingle thoroughly with a
batter-whip, and add slowly one cup of sifted flour,
meanwhile beating vigorously. Lastly add the
whites, lightly folded or chopped in, and then pour
this batter into hot gem-irons, and bake in a quick
oven. If right, they will double their size, and be
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nearxy nollow. Fill with banana pulp. To make
this pulp, remove the skin from two or three large
bananas, press through a wire strainer, add a tea-
spoonful of sugar and the juice of one orange. Beat
thoroughly with a fork. Fill the cavities of the
puffs with this pulp.
SHORTCAKES
Strawberry Shortcake. — Scald and cool one
cup of thin sweet cream ; add two or three teaspoon-
fuls of good yeast and flour to make a sponge.
When light, add a little salt and flour to make a soft
dough✪ Strawberry Shortcake, and knead thoroughly. Let rise again,
divide in equal portions, roll each portion with roll-
ing-pin to a thickness of about one-half inch, and
put on oiled pie-tins. When light, bake in a quick
oven. This will make several cakes, and they will
be nice for several days. When desired for use,
reheat in oven for five minutes. Split open with a
thin, sharp knife, spread each with nut or dairy but-
ter, and put between the layers fresh and sweet-
ened strawberries, putting also a few spoonfuls on
top of crust. Return all to the oven for five minutes,
then serve as usual with nut or dairy cream. This
shortcake is very nice with stewed or canned
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berries, and makes a wholesome and easily prepared
breakfast-dish.
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Granose Shortcake. — Cover the bottom of a
shallow pudding-dish with a thin layer of dry Gra-
nose, add a layer of fresh strawberries, chopped and
slightly sweetened, then a "second layer of Granose.
Set away in a cool place for an hour, when it will
be ready to serve. Cut in squares. No dressing is
required, but it may be served with cream if desired.
This is a delicious dish, and one which is as whole-
some as delicate. Raspberries and other small fruits
may be used in the same manner.
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
^Chocolate Macaroons. — 1 cup bread-crumbs (soft white), 7 tablespoonfuls chocolate, 24 CUP sugar, 2 eggs.
Beat the whites to a stiff froth, and add the other ingredients. Flavor to suit the taste. Bake on an oiled paper sprinkled with grated cocoanut.
* Apple Filling. — Grate six large sour apples (add a lemon, if apples are not sour). Break in two eggs, add a teaspoonful of Nut Oil and one cup of sugar.
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Put on stove, and cook three minutes, stirring to prevent burning. Add some ground walnuts, if desired. Cool, and put between layer cake.
*Almond Filling. — The whites of two eggs, beaten stiff, with two cups sugar, one teaspoonful of extract of vanilla, and one pint of blanched almonds, chopped fine.
*Nut Butter Icing for Cake. — Into a small quantity of cold water stir 4-X confectioners’ sugar to make of the consistency of cream. Add to this Nut Butter right from the can for a rich flavor, stir it in well, and if necessary add more sugar to make of the right consistency to spread on the cake. One tablespoonful of water will make sufficient icing for the top of a medium-sized cake.
*Banana Puffs. — 2 eggs, 1 cup milk, 1 cup sifted flour, 2 or 3 large bananas, 1 orange, 1 teaspoonful sugar.
Beat the whites of the eggs to a stiff froth. To the yolks add the milk, which should be very cold, and a pinch of salt. Mingle thoroughly with a batter-whip, and add slowly one cup of sifted flour, meanwhile beating vigorously. Lastly add the whites, lightly folded or chopped in, and then pour this batter into hot gem-irons, and bake in a quick oven. If right, they will double their size, and be
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nearly hollow. Fill with banana pulp. To make this pulp, remove the skin from two or three large bananas, press through a wire strainer, add a teaspoonful of sugar and the juice of one orange. Beat thoroughly with a fork. Fill the cavities of the puffs with this pulp.
SHORTCAKES
Strawberry Shortcake. — Scald and cool one cup of thin sweet cream ; add two or three teaspoonfuls of good yeast and flour to make a sponge. When light, add a little salt and flour to make a soft dough, and knead thoroughly. Let rise again, divide in equal portions, roll each portion with rolling-pin to a thickness of about one-half inch, and put on oiled pie-tins. When light, bake in a quick oven. This will make several cakes, and they will be nice for several days. When desired for use, reheat in oven for five minutes. Split open with a thin, sharp knife, spread each with nut or dairy butter, and put between the layers fresh and sweetened strawberries, putting also a few spoonfuls on top of crust. Return all to the oven for five minutes, then serve as usual with nut or dairy cream. This shortcake is very nice with stewed or canned
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berries, and makes a wholesome and easily prepared breakfast-dish.
\
Granose Shortcake. — Cover the bottom of a shallow pudding-dish with a thin layer of dry Granose, add a layer of fresh strawberries, chopped and slightly sweetened, then a "second layer of Granose. Set away in a cool place for an hour, when it will be ready to serve. Cut in squares. No dressing is required, but it may be served with cream if desired. This is a delicious dish, and one which is as wholesome as delicate. Raspberries and other small fruits may be used in the same manner.
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