For centuries spices have played an important role in the
art of good cookery. ‘Today, modern cooks, who wish to make
their dishes more attractive and appetizing, will appreciate these
interesting suggestions.
1. Apple Dumplings—Sprinkle liberally with Pure Gold
cinnamon, sugar and butter before wrapping in pie crust✪ Apple Dumplings.
2. Apple Sauce—Stir in a generous grating of Pure Gold
nutmeg✪ Apple Sauce.
3. Baked Bananas—Sprinkle liberally with either Pure Gold
cinnamon, cloves, or mace, or a combination of all
three, before baking.
4. Beef Stew—Takes on a banquet flavor when cooked with a
small quantity of Pure Gold pickling spice✪ Beef Stew.
5. Boiled Eggs—Are improved by the addition of Pure Gold
celery salt and Pure Gold paprika.
6. Bread Dumplings—With just the suggestion of Pure Gold
nutmeg are delicious with fricassee of veal. .
7. Brown-Betty—Add } teaspoon each of Pure Gold nutmeg
and cinnamon to 2 cups of bread crumbs✪ Brown-Betty; then follow
your usual recipe.
8. Canned Corn—Heats up to fine tastiness with } teaspoon
Pure Gold chili powder, salt, Pure Gold pepper and a
lump of butter.
9. Chocolate Desserts—Such as puddings, cakes and pies are
improved by adding a pinch of Pure Gold cloves.
10. Cole Slaw—Is delicious made with French dressing and the
addition of Pure Gold celery seeds.
11. Corn-on-the-Cob—And other fresh corn dishes get new
flavor by the use of Pure Gold paprika as well as of the
use of salt and Pure Gold pepper.
12. Cottage Cheese—Mix 2 tablespoons crushed Pure Gold
carraway seeds into each cup of cheese. Season plenti-
fully with salt and Pure Gold pepper. Eaten with rye
bread this is a very Continental supper.
13. Fish (broiled or fried or baked)—Garnish generously with
Pure Gold paprika.
14. Lamb—Either roast or stewed, is improved by a teaspoon
of Pure Gold marjoram.
Savory Hints for Housewrves 139
15. Pies—Fruit pies get a lift with spice. For apple pies Pure
Gold cinnamon or Pure Gold nutmeg; for cherry use
a little Pure Gold mace; for rhubarb use Pure Gold
nutmeg.
16. Pound Cake—Is more fragrant and more delicious when
4 teaspoon of Pure Gold mace is added to flavour the
dough.
17. Salads—Garnish liberally with Pure Gold paprika for eye
and taste appeal.
18. Soups—Require rich seasoning. Be generous with Pure
Gold pepper and Pure Gold herbs.
19. Succotash—Add a few grains of Pure Gold nutmeg.
20. Sweet Potatoes—Mash them and blend them with Pure
Gold cinnamon, and garnish with Pure Gold paprika.
21. Tomato Juice—Is improved when a pinch of Pure Gold
marjoram is added.
22. Whipped Cream—Whip in } teaspoon Pure Gold cinnamon
and 2 teaspoons powdered sugar when using cream to top
puddings and pies.
Other Uses for Spices
Although spices are indispensable in the preparation of good
food, their usefulness is by no means confined to this field.
1. The odor of Pure Gold cloves is especially effective in pre-
venting the inroads of moths, ants and buffalo bugs, as the
smell of cloves is offensive to them.
2. Pure Gold cloves sprinkled on a hot stove will send out a
fragrance similar to fresh pinks and overcome the odors of
boiling cabbage, turnips and other vegetables.
3. Pure Gold black pepper sprinkled in the heads of growing
cabbage will destroy or drive away cabbage worms.
How to Make a Pot Pourri
Gather rose petals on a sunny day and spread on a flat surface
to dry for 24 hours. Place petals in a jar, using a thin layer of
salt to each layer of rose petals. Continue until the jar is filled.
Add to this a handful of lavender flowers, sweet wormwood, and
rosemary leaves.
Then stir in 3 or 4 ounces of pulverized bay salt, 1 ounce of Pure
Gold nutmeg, 1 ounce of Pure Gold cinnamon, and 1 ounce
of Pure Gold cloves. Keep jar closely covered except when the
perfume is wanted in the room.
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
For centuries spices have played an important role in the art of good cookery. ‘Today, modern cooks, who wish to make their dishes more attractive and appetizing, will appreciate these interesting suggestions.
1. Apple Dumplings—Sprinkle liberally with Pure Gold cinnamon, sugar and butter before wrapping in pie crust.
2. Apple Sauce—Stir in a generous grating of Pure Gold nutmeg.
3. Baked Bananas—Sprinkle liberally with either Pure Gold cinnamon, cloves, or mace, or a combination of all three, before baking.
4. Beef Stew—Takes on a banquet flavor when cooked with a small quantity of Pure Gold pickling spice.
5. Boiled Eggs—Are improved by the addition of Pure Gold celery salt and Pure Gold paprika.
6. Bread Dumplings—With just the suggestion of Pure Gold nutmeg are delicious with fricassee of veal. .
7. Brown-Betty—Add } teaspoon each of Pure Gold nutmeg and cinnamon to 2 cups of bread crumbs; then follow your usual recipe.
8. Canned Corn—Heats up to fine tastiness with } teaspoon Pure Gold chili powder, salt, Pure Gold pepper and a lump of butter.
9. Chocolate Desserts—Such as puddings, cakes and pies are improved by adding a pinch of Pure Gold cloves.
10. Cole Slaw—Is delicious made with French dressing and the addition of Pure Gold celery seeds.
11. Corn-on-the-Cob—And other fresh corn dishes get new flavor by the use of Pure Gold paprika as well as of the use of salt and Pure Gold pepper.
12. Cottage Cheese—Mix 2 tablespoons crushed Pure Gold carraway seeds into each cup of cheese. Season plentifully with salt and Pure Gold pepper. Eaten with rye bread this is a very Continental supper.
13. Fish (broiled or fried or baked)—Garnish generously with Pure Gold paprika.
14. Lamb—Either roast or stewed, is improved by a teaspoon of Pure Gold marjoram.
Savory Hints for Housewives 139
15. Pies—Fruit pies get a lift with spice. For apple pies Pure Gold cinnamon or Pure Gold nutmeg; for cherry use a little Pure Gold mace; for rhubarb use Pure Gold nutmeg.
16. Pound Cake—Is more fragrant and more delicious when 4 teaspoon of Pure Gold mace is added to flavour the dough.
17. Salads—Garnish liberally with Pure Gold paprika for eye and taste appeal.
18. Soups—Require rich seasoning. Be generous with Pure Gold pepper and Pure Gold herbs.
19. Succotash—Add a few grains of Pure Gold nutmeg.
20. Sweet Potatoes—Mash them and blend them with Pure Gold cinnamon, and garnish with Pure Gold paprika.
21. Tomato Juice—Is improved when a pinch of Pure Gold marjoram is added.
22. Whipped Cream—Whip in } teaspoon Pure Gold cinnamon and 2 teaspoons powdered sugar when using cream to top puddings and pies.
Other Uses for Spices
Although spices are indispensable in the preparation of good food, their usefulness is by no means confined to this field. 1. The odor of Pure Gold cloves is especially effective in preventing the inroads of moths, ants and buffalo bugs, as the smell of cloves is offensive to them.
2. Pure Gold cloves sprinkled on a hot stove will send out a fragrance similar to fresh pinks and overcome the odors of boiling cabbage, turnips and other vegetables.
3. Pure Gold black pepper sprinkled in the heads of growing cabbage will destroy or drive away cabbage worms.
How to Make a Pot Pourri
Gather rose petals on a sunny day and spread on a flat surface to dry for 24 hours. Place petals in a jar, using a thin layer of salt to each layer of rose petals. Continue until the jar is filled. Add to this a handful of lavender flowers, sweet wormwood, and rosemary leaves.
Then stir in 3 or 4 ounces of pulverized bay salt, 1 ounce of Pure Gold nutmeg, 1 ounce of Pure Gold cinnamon, and 1 ounce of Pure Gold cloves. Keep jar closely covered except when the perfume is wanted in the room.
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