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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.
Spread mixture over apples and bake in a quick oven until set a nice brown. Custard served with the pudding is a nice addition. PANCAKES. ingredients. 4 ozs. Flour. i Egg. i Pint Milk. Pinch of Salt. \ Teaspoonful Baking PowderPancakes. Method. Beat up the egg well, add flour and milk gradually, then salt. Let the mixture stand, and before cooking add baking powder. Fry in good dripping. FIVE MINUTES PUDDING. ingredients. i Teacupful Ground Rice. J Teacupful Castor Sugar. 1 Teacupful Flour. i Egg. A little JamFive Minutes Pudding. Cakes and Confectionery. 172 MACAROON TARTS. IngrssSfesits. 2 Ozs. Castor Sugar. 2 Ozs. Ground Almonds. 2 Eggs (Whites only)Macaroon Tarts. Whip whites of eggs into stiff paste; gently stir in sugar and almonds ; - thoroughly mix ; line patty pans with pastry (see Cream Sandwiches) ; put a small bit of raspberry jam in each ; fill up with above mixture ; put a cross of pastry lightly on top ; bake in moderate oven from ten to fifteen minutes. *73 HOME-MADE BREAD (YORKSHIRE METHOD). Ingredients. 12 Lbs. Flour. 4 Ozs. German Yeast. Milk and Water. 1 Dessert-spoonful Sugar. 3 or 4 0*s. Salt (according to taste)Home-Made Bread (Yorkshire Method). Method. Place the flour in a large bowl and let it stand near the fire till slightly warmed ; cream the yeast with the sugar ; mix salt thoroughly with the flour ; make a hole in the middle of the flour ; put in one pint lukewarm water ; add the yeast ; with a knife stir in sufficient flour from the sides to make the centre the thickness of batter ; stir this centre till quite smooth ; cover this sponge with dry flour to one- quarter of an inch ; stand until yeast begins to break through the coating of flour (about ten minutes); have ready some lukewarm milk and water; add very gradually to flour, stirring in with the hand, until you have a moderately stiff dough ; knead well for thirty minutes ; cut a deep cross in the dough with a knife dipped in flour ; cover with a thick cloth and stand in warm place for an hour and a half, or until it has doubled its original bulk ; grease the bread tins ; mould dough into loaves that will three-quarter fill tins ; cover with cloth and stand for thirty minutes ; bake in a quick oven. *74 SALLY LUNNS. Ingredients. J Lb. Flour. i Egg. i Oz. Butter. i Oz. German Yeast, i Oz. Castor Sugar. J Pint Milk. SiethocL Cream the yeast and sugar ; warm milk and add to yeast ; rub butter into flour ; beat egg well and add to yeast and milk ; mix all together with the hand ; knead till smooth and make into two cakes ; grease two cake tins and put in dough ; let it rise one hour ; bake in quick oven for fifteen minutes. When removing from oven brush over with a little warm butter. MILK ROLLS. Ingredients. i Lb. Self-Raising Flour, i Gill Milk. 2 Ozs. Butter, i Teaspoonful Salt,Milk Rolls Method' Rub butter into flour ; mix into light dough with milk ; make into fancy shapes ; brush over with egg or milk ; bake in quick oven for fifteen minutes. i;6 BROWN SCONES. ingredients. 1 1 Lb. Whole Wheat Meal. i Oz. Butter, i Teaspoonful Castor Pinch of Salt. Sugar. Milk. 2 Full Teaspoonfuls Baking PowderBrown Scones. Method. Mix all dry ingredients and rub in butter; mix into light dough with sweet milk; divide into two round cakes; cut each into four, * bake in moderate oven. 177 CURRANT TEA SCONES. Ingredients. 1 Lb. Flour. 3 Ozs. Butter. 3 Ozs. Currants. Currant Tea Scones