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The "ideal" cookery book

1902

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Presented as published in 1902. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Grated rind of i lemonVeal Mould. Eoil the eggs hard and cut in slices. Chop the parsley and mix it with the rind and seasonings. Line a plain mould with pieces of egg at the bottom. Cut up the veal in neat, square pieces, and put in the mould in alternate layers with cut-up bacon and sliced eggs, sprinkling each layer with seasoning, When full, pour in the stock. Cover tightly with buttered paper, putting a plate and weight on the top. Bake in a slow oven for 4 hours. Turn out when cold. 9. Timbales of Mutton. A-lb. cold minced mutton. |-lb. finely chopped mush- rooms. 1 teaspoonful chopped parsley Salt and pepper. 2-oz. bread crumbs. J-pint gravy. 2 eggs ] teaspoonful anchovy essenceTimbales of Mutton. Put the meat, crumbs, parsley and seasonings in a basin, mix well and add beaten eggs. Put into well buttered castle pudding tins, cover with buttered paper, and steam £ hour. Turn out and serve with a browa or tomato sauce. Any cold meat may be used this way. i6 io. Rolled Steak with Potatoes. About 2-lbs. (sufficient for five persons) of lean, thick beefsteak. Cut in thin slices and roll each piece up with the fat in the middle. Place in a large dish and add pepper and salt. Fill up with cold water and put in the oven for 2 hours. If the gravy boils away, fill up with boiling water. Place whole, pared potatoesRolled Steak with Potatoes on the top one hour before the dinner is wanted. Bake the potatoes brown. Serve in the dish. 11. Salad Dressing. The yolk of 1 egg, a little mustard and salt, r teaspoonful sugar, 1 tablespoonful cream, and a little vinegarSalad Dressing. 12. Cabbage Balls. Mince some cold cabbage finely, mix with an equal part of bread crumbs, seasou with pepper and salt, and bind with the beaten egg. Form into large sized balls, roll in flour, and fry in boiling fat. Drain on paper, sprinkle with salt, pile in a pyramid, and serve hot, with gravy. 13. Cheese Croquettes. 2-oz. grated cheese, mixed with some cold mashed potatoes, season with pepper and saltCabbage Balls, and add about 2-oz. bread crumbs. Mix with half of a beaten egg, and form into balls. Dip them in rest of egg, and fry in boiling fat or bake in a tin with dripping in the oven. Serve hot. 17 14- Potato Ribbons. Peel the potatoes, then peel round and round very thinly. Let them lie in cold water for an hour, drain, place in frying basket, plunge into hot fat, drain on paper and serve hot. J5. Rissoles a Lilian. Cold meat. ^-pint bread crumbs. 1 egg Seasoning and gravy. Mince the meat finely, and put in a bowl with bread crumbs. Bind with the egg and a little gravy, but they must be stiff. Put a little of the mixture in the bottom of a floured teacup and press it down, then turn out into well-greased dripping-tin and bake. Serve hot, with cravy. 16. Fish Cakes. ^-Ib cold fish. i-lb. mashed potatoes. ft teaspoonful salt. J teaspoonful pepper. Bread crumbs. 2-oz. butterFish Cakes. Remove bones from fish, mix with the potato, and add the melted butter, salt, pepper and one and a half beaten eggs. Make into flat round cakes, brush over with rest of egg and cover with bread enimbs. Fry m hot fat 4 or 5 minutes Drain and serve hot. i8 17. Savoury Omelette. i-oz. butter Chopped parsley. 2 eggs. Pepper and saltSavoury Omelette.