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Dainty dinners and dishes for Jewish families

1907

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Presented as published in 1907. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
4 lbs. shin of veal. 1 onion. 1 blade mace. 2 quarts water. A fowl, and any poultry bones. A few stalks of celeryGood White Stock. 8 DAINTY DINNERS AND DISHES WHITE VEGETABLE STOCK. 2 quarts cold water. ^ pint dried peas. 3 carrots. 3 onions. 1 stick of celery. 1 bunch of herbs. SeasoningWhite Vegetable Stock. Boil the soaked peas in the cold water with the prepared carrots, onions, celery, herbs tied in muslin, and seasoning. Cook steadily till the vegetables are tender but not mashed, strain off in the usual way, and clear with whites and shells of eggs if required. If this stock is wanted brown, fry the vegetables, herbs, etc., first in oil or butter, add a very little brown sugar to the seasoning and finish as before. ALMOND SOUP. 1 quart white stock. A bouquet garni. A small piece of carrot and turnip. 1 oz. dripping. ^ lb. ground almonds. 1 onion or shallot. Salt. 1 oz. flour or cornflourAlmond Soup. Put the stock into a white saucepan, add the almonds, vegetables and the bouquet garni, and simmer all together for 1 hour. When all is tender, pass it through a hair-sieve. Mix the dripping and flour together in the saucepan, add the strained soup, and boil all for 5 minutes. Serve with fried bread. Artichoke or potato soup can be made the same way, using 2 lbs. artichokes or potatoes instead of the almonds. For a milk soup, use 1^ pints milk and \ pint water instead of stock, and 1 oz. butter instead of dripping. BONNE FEMME SOUP. Potage a la Bonne Femme. 4 lettuces. 1 onion. Nutmeg. 2 oz. dripping. 3 eggs. 1 cucumber. Chervil. Pepper and salt. 2^ pints white stockBonne Femme Soup. Shred the lettuces, cucumber and onion very finely, add the chervil, nutmeg, pepper and salt, and cook them for 10 minutes in the dripping, stirring all the time over a slow fire. Add the stock and stir till it boils. Beat the yolks and whites of the eggs separately, and then together with a wineglassful of water, and pour them into the soup. Mix well, but do not let it boil up, only heat through, SOUPS. 9 BONNE FEMME SOUP. (Another method.) Potage a la Bonne Femme. 4 cabbage lettuces. J bunch chervil. 3 spring onions with green stalks. 1 cucumber. Tarragon. 1 oz. dripping. White pepper. Salt. Nutmeg. 2 teaspoonsful flour. 1 quart white stock. 3 eggs. 1 French roll. Shred the cabbage lettuces finely and the onions, and cut the cucumber into thread-like strips. Put these and the chervil into a saucepan with the dripping, seasoning and nutmeg, and let them simmer over the fire about 7 minutes, shaking the pot to avoid burning. Stir in the flour, and then add the stock. Stir till it boils, and let it boil gently for £ hour. Beat the eggs and a little stock together, and pour them into the stew- pan, taking care the soup does not boil. Break a French roll in pieces and put it into the tureen, pour the soup over very hot, and scatter tarragon leaves on the top. CALF’S FOOT SOUP. Potage aux Pieds de Veau. 2 calf’s feet. Soup vegetables. Bouquet garni (a bunch of her Its). 1 slice smoked beef. 1 oz. dripping. 2 leeks, or the white part of an onion stuck with cloves. 1 dessertspoonful browning. Lemon juice. Mushroom ketchup. 1 gill white wineCalf’s Foot Soup.