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1906

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Presented as published in 1906. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
4. Melt the butter in a saucepan, add the flour and stir in the milk, bring to a boil, stirring all the time. 5. Drain the macaroni and add it to the sauce with half the cheese. 6. Season with pepper and salt and pour into a buttered dish. 7. Scatter the other half of the cheese on the top and pla ce in a very hot oven for ten minutes. 8. Serve at once. MACARONI AND TOMATOES IN BUTTER Ingredients : Three ounces of Macaroni Tomato Sauce Two Eggs Half-pint of Milk One tablespoonful of Ground Rice Butter Juice of one Lemon Water or Stock✪ Macaroni and Tomatoes in Butter. 1. Boil the macaroni in water or stock until it is tender, drain and turn into a buttered pie-dish. 2. Cover with a layer of tomato sauce. 3. Beat the eggs and add the milk. Stir in the ground rice and pour into the pie-dish. 4. Dip a few dice-shaped pieces of butter into pepper and place on top of the batter, squeeze the lemon juice over and bake in a moderate oven. 5. When the batter is cooked serve at once. EGGS, OMELETTES, AND SAVOURIES 115 MOCK CRAB SANDWICHES Ingredients : Quarter of a pound of Cheddar Cheese One teaspoonful of made Mustard Pepper Grated Nutmeg Vinegar Parmesan Cheese Watercress Brown Bread and Butter✪ Mock Crab Sandwiches. 1. Grate the Cheddar cheese and put it into a basin. 2. Add a little pepper, grated nutmeg and the made mustard. 3. Mix with sufficient vinegar to make a paste. 4. Spread lightly on the bread and butter, sprinkle a little grated Parmesan cheese over and a few watercress leaves. 5. Cut in fingers’ lengths and garnish with parsley. OMELETTE WITH BACON Ingredients : Half a pound of thin rashers of Bacon One ounce of bacon Dripping Three eggs✪ Omelette with Bacon. 1. Remove the rind and cut the bacon into dice-shaped pieces. 2. Melt the bacon dripping in a frying pan. 3. Scald the bacon and drain the water off. 4. Cook in the frying pan for a few minutes. 5. Pour in the well-beaten eggs and, when nearly cooked, hold in front of the fire until the omelette rises. 6. Serve at once. PORRIDGE Ingredients : Quarter of a pound of Medium Oatmeal One quart of Water One large teaspoonful of Salt✪ Porridge. 1. Boil the water in a saucepan. 2. Add the salt and sprinkle in the oatmeal. 3. Continue stirring and boil for a few minutes. 4. Reduce the heat and simmer from twenty to twenty-five minutes. 116 EGGS, OMELETTES, AND SAVOURIES SAUSAGES To Fry. — Prick with a steel fork and fry in a pan of boiling fat over a clear fire, turning often. To Grill. — Plaoe in a Dutch oven, hang the oven in front of a clear fire, turn them once and baste. To Bake. — Place on a buttered baking tin, cook in a hot oven, turn once and serve upon toast. Boiled Sausages are served with mustard sauce. SAVOURY EGGS Ingredients : Three or four Eggs One gill of highly-seasoned Brown Gravy Nutmeg Toast✪ Savoury Eggs. 1. Place three or four cups in a shallow pan of boiling water. 2. Put a tablespoonful of gravy into each cup and make it boiling hot. 3. Break an egg into each cup, draw the saucepan to the side of the fire, cover with a lid until the eggs are nicely poached. 4. Dust a little grated nutmeg over each egg and serve on rounds of hot toast. SAVOURY OMELETTE Ingredients : Four Eggs Two ounces of Onions Two ounces of Bread Crumbs One tablespoonful of chopped Parsley Grated rind of one Lemon Half a teaspoonful of powdered Sage Pepper and Salt to taste One ounce of Lard or Butter✪ Savoury Omelette.