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Burlington ladies cook book & 25 secrets of success

1901

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Presented as published in 1901. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
3 eggo, T cup of sugar, i large tablespoonful of but- ter, 2 teaspoonsful of B. Powder, icup of flour, i table- .spoonfi-J of milk, bake in layers. Filling: — i ciip of cold water, t ecrg^ i cup of sug^ar, the juice and grated 1 ind of one lemon, i large tablet^poon of corn-starcliIvdiou Sponge Cake. Cook this in a dish of hot water till it becomes thick. Miss /-^maiida hi^y^"^- 1329 K ej) 111. vStr. Peach Cake Bake 3 sheets of spongecake, same as for jellv cake, cut peaches in thin slices, prepare cream b}^ sweeting and whipping it, flavor with vanillaPeach Cake. Put layers of peaches between the caKes, and pour the cream over eachlayei. Miss ftmanda Hty^r. 13 K) N 9 th. Str. Satisfactory' Cake Beat I }4 cups of sugar, pinch of salt, and voIks of 3 egfgs togetlicr, add the well beaten whites of 3 eggs, and half cup of cream, and half teaspconful of vanilla to this add 2 teacupsful of flour into which has been sifted 1 tsaspoonful of B. Powder, when baxed pour over it a frosting made a^ follows;, i cup of sugar, 2 teaspoonful of cold waterSatisfactory Cake letting conie to just a boil, llieii pour it into the well ])catcn ^\•hites of one egg, bj.il aUogetiier. Miss M'^T^^-'i'^'^t Gushing. 1205 Agency Ave. SpOiigc Cuke 39 2 Clips oi sugar, 4 eggs beat thorougiily, i teacup of flour, I tabiespoonful of B. Powder, flavor with one tca^|:'ici:ful of vanilla. Miss IjUln Qhnss, 12 Id N 7 til. Sir. IvcaiOii b^jUeJ Cake ]:4 cup of butter, 1 >2 cups of sugar, -A cup of milk -; eggs, 2 j4- cup^ of flour, 2 level teaspoons of B. Pow- derIvcaiOii b^jUeJ Cake. Cream the b^utter, add gradudlly the, sugar, eggs., yolKs well beaten, and the milk Mix and sift the flour '.!id B. Powder and add, then the eggs whites beaten nntil stiff. Bake in layers, andput together with lemon filling. IMiss l_^illian Rodin. igoi Herchler Str; Chocolate Caramels 3 pounds of brown sugar, half pound of butter^ half pound of chocolate scraped fine, one pint of cream or r.iilK, melt •dl these together with care, and boil 20 miAutes or half hiourChocolate Caramels stirring constantly, just before taking off of the fire flavor with vanilla, and add a small cup of granulated sngar, pour in a buttered tin a:id partly cool, marK in pieces about i inch square. Miss K^-^^ Robinson. 607 Gertrude Str. "' ^W^"^ GALLING =^ X =^= GRR DS ^ U. S* GQ. 1913 Milicv str. BML!l!JSTO?J lA Orders will ])c promptly attended to. Crus Brce. Mgr. jo Eiiglisli Pan cakes T pint of mi:K. i tablespoonhil of sugar, t cupful of flour, I teaspoonful of B. Powder, i cupful of cream l)inch of salt, sift flour, salt, and powder together, add to it eggs beaten with sugar and diluted with milk and cream, mix into batter, have small roinid frj'ing pan melt a little butter in it, pour about half a cupful bat- ter in it, turn pan around that batter ma}' reach other side, butter each and roll it up and sprinkle with pow- dered sugar. Miss flmelia S^^i^<^^"^^"- 1434 vS 5 th. Str. White Cream Cake Stir t<:)getlier 2 cupsful of white sugar, 2tablespoon- ful of butter, i teacupful of sour cream, i teaspoonful of soda, when these are well mixed stir in 3 teacups of flour. Last of all add the well beaten whites of 8 eggsWhite Cream Cake, baKe in shallow baxing pans, in a moderate oven.