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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.
Mince veal and ham finely ; mix with bread crumbs, herbs and seasoning (to taste) ; beat egg ; add egg and milk to other ingredients to form a stiff paste ; butter a plain mould, and boil ingredients therein for two hours ; turn out and glaze. ios COLD MEAT SHAPE. Ingredients. J Lb. Cold Meat. i Egg. 3 Ozs. Bread Crumbs. i Oz. Suet. A Little Milk or Ketchup. \ Teaspoonful J Teaspoonful Sweet Herbs. J Teaspoonful J Teaspoonful Salt. Curry Powder. Pepper. Method. Mix ingredients well together ; grease a plain mould ; put in mixture, and steam for one hour. io6 COLD MEAT WITH RICE IN MOULD. Ingredients. | Lb. Cold Meat. 3 Ozs. Boiled Rice. 2 Tablespoonfuls Gravy. 3 Eggs. i Onion. i Teaspoonful Chopped Parsley. Salt and PepperCold Meat with Rice in Mould to taste. Method. Mince meat finely ; peel, scald and mince onion ; mix all the ingredients, binding with the egg and gravy ; pour mixture into a buttered basin, and steam for one hour ; thicken some stock with butter and flour ; add one teaspoonful any good table sauce ; turn out the shape, and pour the gravy round. i©7 higrec’lents. | Lb. Cold Meat. 2 Large Tomatoes, i Teaspoonful Salt. CANADIAN PIE. 2 Tablespoonfuls Stock. 4 Ozs. Macaroni. 3 Ozs. Bread Crumbs. Pepper to taste. Method. Boil the macaroni till soft ; place in pie dish ; mince or slice meat and place upon macaroni ; add stock and seasonings ; cover with tomatoes ; add bread crumbs ; bake for one hour, ie8 Ingredients. SAVOURY £ Lb. Minced Meat (Cooked), if Oz. Flour. i Teaspoonful Lemon Juice, i Pint Milk. i Egg. J Lb. Flour. Pepper, Salt and Method. PANCAKES. Oz. Butter. i Teaspoonful any good Table Sauce. ij Gill Stock. Salt. Cayenne to taste. First make the pancakes thus : — Sift flour into a bowl ) add salt ; break in the egg ; mix with wooden spoon, adding milk gradually to make a smooth batter ; when half milk is added, beat well ; add re¬ mainder, and leave till needed. Melt butter in pan ; add flour ; blend thoroughly ; add stock by degrees till a smooth, thick sauce is obtained ; stir in the meat and seasoning ; heat thoroughly and keep hot. To fry the pancakes. — Melt a little lard or butter in frying pan, and when hot pour in quickly thin layer of batter ; when brown, turn and brown other side ; remove to hot plate ; place some mince in centre ; fold over ends ; put on hot dish ; keep hot till rest is cooked. Servs very hot. STUFFED TOMATOES. Ingredients. 4 Tomatoes (ripe, but not too J Tablespoonful Chopped soft). Ham. I Tablespoonful Bread J Teaspoonful Chopped Crumbs. Parsley. Pinch of Herbs, Pepper and SaltStuffed Tomatoes. Method. Cut a slice off the stalk end of tomatoes, and with a spoon remove the pulp, being careful not to leave the walls too thin ; rub pulp through a sieve and keep out the seeds ; mix the pulp with bread crumbs, seasoning and ham ; fill the tomatoes and put on the lids ; sprinkle browned crumbs over ; put small piece butter on each tomato ; bake on greased tin in moderately hot oven for fifteen minutes. no SAVOURY BATTER (VEGETARIAN). Ingredients. i Large Tablespoonful Flour. i Egg. § Gill Milk. i Onion. i Teaspoonful Mixed Herbs. Method. Savoury Batter (Vegetarian)