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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.
Take i-lb. of steak, neck, or shin of beef. Cut it into small pieces, put it into a basin, and cover with cold water, leaving for an hour or two. Place in a double pan lor in any pan that will allow the contents to gently simmer), and simmer for two or three hours, when it will be ready for use. Add salt and pepper if desiredBeef Tea. 25 39* Dainty way of Serving Mashed Potatoes. Steam tlie potatoes for about half au hour, mash well or put through a potato sieve. Have ready a basin, the bottom and sides of which have been greased with lard or butter and sprinkled with bread raspings. Press the potatoes into the basin and turn out into a tureen. 40. Fried Potatoes. Peel the potatoes and leave whole, unless very large. Place in a dripping tin, in which there is a depth of an inch of hot dripping, and put into a fairly hot oven. As the potatoes brown on the one side, turn on the other. When cooked, which should be in about half an hourFried Potatoes, strain well and serve in a tureen. 41. Ragout of Mutton and Eggs. Mince finely any cold mutton and season with pepper and salt. Place in a dish in the oven and simmer half an hour. Fry as many eggs as required, and have ready a hot dish with pieces of toastRagout of Mutton and Eggs arranged on it. Turn the meat on to the dish and place the eggs on the top and serve. 26 II. PASTRY. i. Short Pastry (Rich). 6-ozs. flour. Pinch of salt. 4-ozs. butter. Yolk of egg. i-oz. castor sugar. WaterShort Pastry (Rich). Mix sugar aud salt with flour, rub the butter lightly in, add yolk of egg aud enough water to make into a stiff paste. Roll out once, and it is ready for use. 2. Ground Rice Cheesecakes. Breakfast cup of ground rice J-lb. butter. Ditto of castor sugar. Almond flavouring. 1 eggGround Rice Cheesecakes. Cream the butter and sugar, add egg, rice, etc. Mix well and use. 3. Cocoanut Cheesecakes. 2-ozs. cocoanut. ij-ozs. butter, ij-ozs. castor sugar. 1 egg. 1 tablespoonful flourCocoanut Cheesecakes. Cream the butter and sugar, add egg and flour, and lastly cocoanut. Put a spoonful of the mixture into patty-pans lined with pastry and bake. 27 4* Macaroons. 2 eggs (whites). 2-oz. castor sugar. Piuch of salt. 2-ozs. ground almondsMacaroons. Whip the whites to a stiff froth, add sugar aud almonds. Fill patty-pans and bake. 5. Maids of Honour. £-lb. castor sugar. 2-oz. butter. 3 eggs. 2 lemonsMaids of Honour. Put the butter into a pan, and when melted, stir sugar in, then add grated rmd of one lemon and the juice of two. Add beaten eggs, and simmer gently till thick. Fill lined patty-pans with the mixture and bake. 6. Lemon Curd. i-lb. lump sugar. J-lb. butter. 3 eggs. 2 lemonsLemon Curd. Melt the butter and sugar in a pan, add juice of lemons and beaten eggs and stir until it is very thick. Put in jars aud when cold, tie down. It will keep for months. 7. Welsh Cheesecakes. Line tart tins with pastry and fill with mixture made of the weight of 1 egg in butter, sugar and flour and r teaspoonful baking powder Put a little jam in bottom of tinsWelsh Cheesecakes and. then a spoonful of mixture. Bake in moderate oven. 28 8. Milk Rolls. Dissolve J-oz. yeast in £-pint milk. Add pinch of salt and mix to a smooth dough with flourMilk Rolls. Set to rise 2 hours, turn on board and form into twists, coils, &c. Set to rise again, brush with milk and bake. 9. Almond Cheesecakes. 4-oz. ground almonds. 4-oz. castor sugar. 1 egg. 2-oz. butterAlmond Cheesecakes.