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The St. Mungo cookery book

1904

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Presented as published in 1904. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Mix well and lay on oven shelf in spoonfuls quick oven. and bake in X.Y.7. 121 BRISTOL CAKE. ^ lb. of butter, i lb. of treacle, j lb. of lemon peel. I lb. of orange peel. I teacupful of sweet milk. 2 lbs. of currants, i lb. of dark brown sugar. 1 1 lbs. of self-raising flour. 6 eggs (7 if small). Beat butter and sugar to a cream, then drop in eggs one by one, after which add milk slightly warmed, then treacle, and fruit, and lastly the flour. Bake in moderate oven for 4 hours. Very good with almond icing on top. Miss Hart, Cartbank, Pollokshaws. BUNS. I lb. flour. :i lb. sugar. 1 lb. butter. 2 eggs. A few drops lemon essence. A few currantsBuns. I teaspoonful baking soda. I teaspoonful cream of tartar. Put flour into basin and rub butter well into it. Beat the eggs and add also a little milk to moisten if required. Put in lemon essence and currants now, and lastly the soda and cream of tartar. Cook in a moderate oven for ^ an hour. Miss Minnie Adie Rose, The Manse, Sandsting, Shetland, N.B. BURNLEY GINGERBREAD. 1,-^ Ib.s. flour. ^ lb. dripping or butter. 2 eggs. 6 OZ.S. brown sugar, i lb. .syrup. ij dessertspoonfuls ground ginger. ^ dessertspoonful mixed spicc. 2 sm.ill teaspoonfuls carbonate of soda. A few sultana raisins or .some chopped preserved gingerBurnley Gingerbread. Mix dry ingredients first, then .syrup and beaten eggs, and la,st butter-milk to make it thin enough to drop from spoon into buttered tins. This makes 2 cakes. Moderate oven. Mrs M'Intosh. 122 BUTTER-MILK CAKE. 6 ozs. flour. 2 ozs. dripping. I oz. raisins. ih ozs. currants. 2 ozs. .soft sugar. Butter-milk. Small teaspoonful soda. Same of cream of tartarButter-Milk Cake. Ivub dripping or butter into the flour, add currants, raisins, sugar, soda, cream of tartar, and spice. Mix with milk to a stiff batter. Bake in hot oven in well-greased tins. Lemon Icing. J lb. icing sugar. | Juice of i lemon. White of egg. Mix for about lo minutes and spread on cake with a knife dipped in hot water. Set in hot place to firm. Mi.SS StEN HOUSE. CARROT CAKE (German). 7 eggs. 3 lb. castor sugar. lb. raw grated carrot. ^Ib unshelled grated almonds. I cupful cherry water. I teaspoonful cinnamon. I oz. chopped citron. 3 tablespconfuls rice flourCarrot Cake (German). Beat the yolks of the eggs and the sugar for | an hour, then add the carrots and beat for of an hour longer. Then mix in the other ingredients, adding at the last the stiffly beaten whites of the eggs Pour the mixture into a buttered cake-tin and bake very slowly for i hour. If it gets too brown put a greased paper over it. When cold pour over a white icing. Miss Helen Rankine, Edinburgh. CHOCOLATE CAKES. 2 ozs. powdered chocolate. 2 eggs. 2 OZ. butler. 2 ozs. flour. 2 ozs. sugar. i teaspoonful baking powderChocolate Cakes. Rub flour, butter, sugar, and chocolate together. Beat the eggs and mix well together'. Bake to minutes in a hot oven, and when cold put on icing. 123 Icing-. 2 ozs. powdered chocolate. | i tablespoonful icing sugar. Moisten with a little cold water and put over cakes. A. G. Brown, Nurses’ Home, 9 Newington Green, Mildmay Park, London, N. CHEAP SPONGE CAKE. I teacupful flour. J teaspoonful baking powder. 1 teacupful sifted sugar. 3 eggs. Essence of lemonCheap Sponge Cake.