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Evans' recipe cookery book

1900

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Presented as published in 1900. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
3 Yolks of Eggs. 4 Whites of Eggs, i Tablespoonful of Sugar. FlavouringOmelette Souffle. Method. Cream the yolks and sugar for ten minutes, whip the whites stiff. Stir them in lightly. Grease small frying pan or omelette dish with half an ounce of butter. Put into hot oven for eight or ten minutes. A table¬ spoonful of jam may be put into it as it is turned out and folded over. Sprinkle it with castor sugar and serve immediately. 91 SPICED BEEF. Ingredients. 4 lbs. Brisket of Beef. i Teaspoonful Ground Pepper, i Small Nutmeg (grated). A Pinch of Cayenne and Pepper, i Teaspoonful Salt. 3 Ground ClovesSpiced Beef. Method. Mix spices and seasoning thoroughly. Bone beef and rub seasoning well all over. Roll it into a nice shape and tie in a cloth and boil or stew about three and a half hours. Press between two plates with weights, and when cold trim, glaze and decorate. ROAST VENISON. Take a piece of venison (haunch, fillet, or small shoulder), season it with veal seasoning. Then make a paste with flour and water, roll out into a sheet large enough to cover all the joint. Wrap the venison in this and wet the edges where it is joined to make it adhere. Put in the oven to roast about two hoursRoast Venison or longer, according to the size of joint. Remove the paste and put back in oven for ten minutes to brown, basting well with butter. Serve with red currant jelly and a rich gravy 4 to which has been added a little port wine. 93 x SCRAMBLED EGGS. Ingredients. 2 Eggs, i Oz. Butter. i Tablespoonful Milk. Pepper and Salt. 3 Rounds of Buttered ToastScrambled Eggs. Method. Make the butter and milk hot in a pan ; add the pepper and salt ; stir in the beaten eggs, using a wooden spoon ; stir till creamy ; pile on the buttered toast, and garnish with parsley. 94 EGG OMELETTE. Ingredients. 3 Eggs. i Large Tablespoonful Flour, i Teacupful Milk. SaltEgg Omelette. Method. Separate yolk from white of eggs ; beat yolk thoroughly ; add flour gradually and mix till quite smooth ; add milk slowly, beating or mixing all the time ; add white of eggs beaten stiff. Melt a little butter in frying pan ; pour in mixture and cook over slow fire. 95 CHEESE OMELETTE. Ingredients. Parmesan Cheese (Grated). 2 Eggs. 1 Teacupful Bread Crumbs. A Little Cream. A Little ButterCheese Omelette. Method. Beat eggs well ; add bread crumbs which have been soaked in cream ; beat all together ; melt butter in frying pan ; put mixture therein and fry till golden brown. Dish and pass red-hot salamander over ; cover with grated Parmesan, and serve very quickly. 96 Ingredients. 3 ozs. Maccaroni. i oz. Butter. J Pint Milk. Pepper. MACCARONI CHEESE. 3 ozs. Grated Cheese. \ oz. Flour. Salt. Mustard. Method. Put the maccaroni into saucepan with boiling water with one tea¬ spoonful of salt, and boil gently until tender ; then take out the maccaroni, cut it up into convenient sized pieces, put the butter and flour into a saucepan, and stir over the fire one minute. Then add the milk and seasoning ; let it boil for one minute, when put in the maccaroni arid half the cheese ; turn it into a dish, sprinkle the rest of the cheese over it, brown in the oven or under the grill. 97 WELSH RARE-BIT. Ingredients. Buttered Toast. Cheese (Cheshire), i Egg. A Little Milk. Mustard, PepperMacaroni Cheese and Salt to taste. Method.