1 £ tablespoonfuls salt✪ Boiled Rice, to Serve with Curry
Have the water boiling, add the salt, wash the rice and put it
Into the boiling water. Allow to boil just seventeen minutes. Strain
through a colander. Pour over the rice one pint of hot water to
separate the grains, drain well and dry a little. Pile it on a dish
with a fork, and serve.
IRISH STEW.
10 lbs. potatoes
2 lbs. beef
£ a carrot
the same amount of turnip
3 onions
pepper
water✪ Irish Stew
Peel and wash the potatoes, scrape the carrot, peel the turnip
and onions, and wash all well. Cut the onions into quarters. Chop
the carrot and turnip very small. Cut the meat into small pieces,
if salt scald it. Put all together into a pan, pour in enough water
to just come level with the top of the vegetables, add the pepper
and salt. Simmer slowly one hour, then mix all together with a
spoon, pour into a vegetable dish, and serve.
HODGE PODGE.
1 lb. lean beef, fresh or salt
1 carrot
4 a turnip
1 onion
3 tablespoonfuls cooked green peas
1 bay leaf
Cut the beef into dice equal ii
fry it brown. Scrape the carrot
wash them. Chop the onion, cut
pinch of cayenne
1 oz. dripping
1 oz. flour
1 pint water
pepper, and,
if necessary, salt✪ Hodge Podge
size, if it is salt, scald it, if fresh,
peel the turnip and onion, and
the carrot and turnip into equal
75
sized dice like the beef. Put the dripping into a pan over the fire,
and when a blue vapour is seen rising add the flour and stir until
a nice brown. Add the water and boil up, put in the meat and
vegetables, the bay leaf, cayenne, and pepper and salt to taste.
Simmer gently forty-five minutes. Remove the bay leaf, pile the
meat and vegetables upon a dish, sprinkle over with chopped
parsley, pour the gravy round, and serve.
SEA PIE.
15 lbs. potatoes
3 onions
3 lbs. salt beef or pork
1 small carrot
salt
pepper
water
For the Crust : —
5 lbs. flour
1 lb. suet
1 tablespoonful baking powder
cold water
1 teaspoonful salt✪ Sea Pie
Peel and wash the potatoes, scrape the carrot, peel the onions,
cut the meat small and scald it. Cut the potatoes and onions into
quarters, chop the carrot very small. Put them into a pan, add
the meat and just sufficient water to come level with the top, season,
and allow to boil whilst making the crust as follows : — Chop the
suet, add to it the flour and baking powder and salt, mix to a paste
with cold water. Roll it out so as to nicely fit in the pan, lay it on
top of the potatoes, &c., allow to boil for one hour. To dish it up,
cut the paste into ten sections, take them off, pour the stew into a.
large bowl, lay the crust neatly on the top again, and serve.
MINCED COLLOPS.
1 lb. cooked beef, free of gristle
or fat
1 small onion
1 saltspoonful dried thyme
pepper and salt
1 dessertspoonful butter
1 dessertspoonful flour
f pint water
1 slice toast✪ Minced Collops
Cut the beef into thin slices, then into strips, and chop very
fine. Peel and chop the onion. Put the butter into a pan over
the fire, when melted add the flour and stir until a nice brown.
Add the water, minced beef, onion, thyme, and pepper and salt to
taste. Simmer gently for twenty minutes. Cut the toast into small
diamond or any fancy shapes. Pour the mince into a hot dish, lay
the toast neatly round the border, place a small spray of parsley in
the centre, and serve at once.
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HAMBURG
2 lbs. steak
1 teaspoonful salt
i teaspoonful marjoram
£ teaspoonful thyme
bayleaves
STEAKS.
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1 £ tablespoonfuls salt
Have the water boiling, add the salt, wash the rice and put it Into the boiling water. Allow to boil just seventeen minutes. Strain through a colander. Pour over the rice one pint of hot water to separate the grains, drain well and dry a little. Pile it on a dish with a fork, and serve.
IRISH STEW.
10 lbs. potatoes 2 lbs. beef £ a carrot
the same amount of turnip
3 onions
pepper
water
Peel and wash the potatoes, scrape the carrot, peel the turnip and onions, and wash all well. Cut the onions into quarters. Chop the carrot and turnip very small. Cut the meat into small pieces, if salt scald it. Put all together into a pan, pour in enough water to just come level with the top of the vegetables, add the pepper and salt to taste. Simmer slowly one hour, then mix all together with a spoon, pour into a vegetable dish, and serve.
HODGE PODGE.
1 lb. lean beef, fresh or salt 1 carrot 4 a turnip 1 onion
3 tablespoonfuls cooked green peas 1 bay leaf
Cut the beef into dice, equal in size, if it is salt, scald it, if fresh, fry it brown. Scrape the carrot wash them. Chop the onion, cut
pinch of cayenne 1 oz. dripping 1 oz. flour 1 pint water pepper, and, if necessary, salt
size, if it is salt, scald it, if fresh, peel the turnip and onion, and the carrot and turnip into equal
sized dice like the beef. Put the dripping into a pan over the fire, and when a blue vapour is seen rising add the flour and stir until a nice brown. Add the water and boil up, put in the meat and vegetables, the bay leaf, cayenne, and pepper and salt to taste. Simmer gently forty-five minutes. Remove the bay leaf, pile the meat and vegetables upon a dish, sprinkle over with chopped parsley, pour the gravy round, and serve.
SEA PIE.
15 lbs. potatoes 3 onions
3 lbs. salt beef or pork
1 small carrot
salt
pepper
water
For the Crust : —
5 lbs. flour 1 lb. suet
1 tablespoonful baking powder cold water 1 teaspoonful salt
Peel and wash the potatoes, scrape the carrot, peel the onions, cut the meat small and scald it. Cut the potatoes and onions into quarters, chop the carrot very small. Put them into a pan, add the meat and just sufficient water to come level with the top, season, and allow to boil whilst making the crust as follows : — Chop the suet, add to it the flour and baking powder and salt, mix to a paste with cold water. Roll it out so as to nicely fit in the pan, lay it on top of the potatoes, &c., allow to boil for one hour. To dish it up, cut the paste into ten sections, take them off, pour the stew into a. large bowl, lay the crust neatly on the top again, and serve.
MINCED COLLOPS.
1 lb. cooked beef, free of gristle or fat
1 small onion 1 saltspoonful dried thyme pepper and salt
1 dessertspoonful butter 1 dessertspoonful flour f pint water 1 slice toast
Cut the beef into thin slices, then into strips, and chop very fine. Peel and chop the onion. Put the butter into a pan over the fire, when melted add the flour and stir until a nice brown. Add the water, minced beef, onion, thyme, and pepper and salt to taste. Simmer gently for twenty minutes. Cut the toast into small diamond or any fancy shapes. Pour the mince into a hot dish, lay the toast neatly round the border, place a small spray of parsley in the centre, and serve at once.
HAMBURG
2 lbs. steak 1 teaspoonful salt i teaspoonful marjoram £ teaspoonful thyme bayleaves
STEAKS.
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