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How to cook vegetables

1911

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Presented as published in 1911. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Soak \ pint of haricot beans or flageolets in water for 3 to 4 hours, then cook till tender in salted water, drain, and rub through a fine sieve. Mix the puree with an ounce of butter and stir over the fire till quite hot. Then incorporate 2 egg yolks. Line the interior of 6 timbale moulds, previously buttered, with the prepared puree, fill the centre with mace- doine of vegetables, seasoned with salt, pepper, and cayenne, and moistened with just sufficient white or brown sauce to bind the mixtureHaricot Bean Timbales ; shake down each timbale and cover the top with a layer of haricot bean puree, or if insufficient, use potato puree. Bake in a moderate oven for half an hour. Turn out on a 36 HOW TO COOK VEGETABLES. hot dish, pour some hot tomato sauce round the timbale, and serve. Baked Beans. Put i| pints of haricot beans into water, and wash well ; then drain, and put in an earthenware stewing- pot, with sufficient stock and water to well cover the beans, and cook — i.c., bake in the oven till tender. A little stock must be added from time to time to keep the beans moist. When the beans are partly cooked, cover them with slices of streaky bacon previously fried, and a layer of sliced tomatoes previously peeled ; season with salt and pepperBaked Beans, and finish cooking as directed. The beans can be served in a brown casserole or put into a pie-dish, and reheated . In any case the dish must be served very hot. Baked Bean Salad. i pint baked beans, juice of half a lemon, i finely- chopped shallot, the white part of a stick of celery, mayonnaise or other dressing, stoned olives, anchovy fillets, tomatoesBaked Bean Salad. Put the baked beans, prepared as in the foregoing recipe, when cold, into a basin, and add the lemon juice, shallot, and celery cut into shreds. Mix with mayonnaise or other dressing. Dress neatly in a salad bowl, and garnish with stoned olives, anchovy fillets, and slices of tomatoes. Butter Beans. About i pint butter beans, 3 egg yolks, 1 table- spoonful tarragon vinegar, a few drops lemon juice, 2 oz. butter, seasoningButter Beans. Soak the beans in water for 24 hours. Simmer gently for 3 hours in stock or seasoned water. Drain the beans, and place them on a hot dish. Melt the butter, allow it to cool ; add the yolks of eggs, vine- gar, and lemon juice. Stir these ingredients briskly over the fire until thickened. Pour the sauce over the beans, and serve hot. HARICOT BEANS. 37 Haricot Beans with Parsley Sauce. Soak a pint of haricot beans in cold water for at least 6 hours, blanch them, and cook till tender in good stock. A piece of gammon or streaky bacon cooked with the beans will greatly add to the flavour. When done, moisten the haricot beans with a little Bechamel sauce, heat up, but be careful in stirring, so as not to mash up the beans. Add a dessert- spoonful of finely-chopped parsleyHaricot Beans with Parsley Sauce at the last, season to taste, and dish up. Savoury Butter or Haricot Beans. £ pint of beans, 3 thin rashers of bacon, 1 small onion, 1 oz. butter, a little chopped parsley, salt and pepperSavoury Butter or Haricot Beans.