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The Bile Beans cookery book

1931

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Presented as published in 1931. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Habitual Constipation — FOLLOWS DISABLEMENT 3 ~— ‘‘ Five years ago I injured my left leg so badly abe re had to lie up ever since,” says Mr. W. R. Bessent, of 16, Lincoln ¢ I ‘Getting no exercise I became frightfully constipated. Every morning I awoke feeling dull and heavy, and with a bad head. When I coughed it shook me up So much that I turned dizzy and everything went black. Until I took Bile Beans I simply couldn’t keep my bowels moving, These fine little pills soon put things right, and I just stick to good old Bile Beans to keep constipation and’ other troubles at bay.” $ ie * fee Bile Beans Are Guaranteed To Do ee aS P. ss SAVOURIES. ; SAVOURY PUDDING. = into pan of water to cook until. tender, drain Bay - water, chop finely. Shred and chop 4 oz. suet, crumble - 402. bread, or soak in milk, rub 1 teaspoonful each of dried thyme and dried sage between palms of _ hands to fine powder ; beat 1 egg. . Put all into basin, add pepper, salt, mix well together. Put 1 oz. dripping - into pudding-tin and into the oven. When tin is _ thoroughly hot, pour the pudding in. Put back into _ the oven to cook for about 1 hr. 3 KEDGEREE. —When you have cold fish left over, _fast.. Pick fish from bones; mix with it a cupful - boiled rice or mashed potatoes ; loz. butter, teaspoon- ful mustard, 2 soft-boiled eggs, salt and cayenne pepper - to tast✪ Kedgereee. Quantities should vary according to amount _ Of fish used. Bake in covered jar in oven for 15 mins. FRIED KIDNEYS. quite dividing them, and remove the skin. Lay quite flat, side down, in frying-pan with small piece butter ; fry for 8 mins. Serve on toast✪ Fried Kidneys, with piece of butter with bacon, butter is not necessary. MEAT PATTIES. —Soak 2 0z bread incold water; when soft, pour off water and beat up with fork, ‘Chop 2 1b, cold meat and add with 4 teaspoon thyme, > pepper, salt, Line patty-tins with pastry, put some . mixture in each, cover with pastry ; bake in quick oven. MACARONI CHEESE.—+ 1b. macaroni (previously » parboiled), $ 1b. cheese (odd pieces will do), I large tomato, teacupful milk; salt, pepper to taste✪ Meat Patties. Cut tomato in slices, place in bottom of pie-dish; layer of - cheese, cutin thin slices ; layer of macaroni.” Sprinkle _ bread crumbs on top, add milk, small piece butter on top. Bake 2 hrs. in slow oven. PLAIN OMELETTE. ggs, 3 tablespoons flour, 2scant cups milk, 4 Beat eggs, saving white of one. Blend flour with little milk, then put in remaining milk. Mix all together. Have 1 tablespoon butter✪ Plain Omelette in frying pan (hot but not _ brown), pour in mixture. While cooking, beat up stiff the white which is left; just before folding over spread beaten white with little hatsley over half; then fold. HAM TOAST. ro Biotul white sauce add little - onion juice, pepper, salt, 2 0z, cooked ham (minced) ; stir well. Prepare two slices French toast {one side _ toasted ; other side buttered) and pour on ham mixture. It should be served immediately. t a dish of kedgeree will be best way to use it for break-. in each kidney ; pour gravy over them. When fried 4 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon parsley, © Kabul 7 See Sa Es Bd I eT NES, SS Se ee a Bi - Kandahar Veteran’s Long Fight — With Stomach Trouble Suffered Since Since 191 6. Bile Beans Cured When Ali Else Failed Him Mr. James Flynn, & of 31, Field Street, * Holderness Road, Hull, served 22 years in the Army, and was with Lord Roberts in the historic march from Kabul to Kandahar in 1880. In 1914he “joined up again as a Farrier Sergeant in the. R-ALS.G, “After being gassed at La Bassee in 1916,” says Mr. Flynn, ‘my gastric troubles began. The wind, palpitation, heartburn and pain gave me no- ‘peace day or night. Some days 1 just felt m y stomach was being riven to pieces. In the street I reeled mii dizziness. Constipation also worrted