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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.
One cup of niiJk, r cup of sugar, 2 eggs well tcatcn, seperately, 2 teaspoons of melted butter, i teaspoon 01 salt, mix sugar \vith vvliites, then with yelks, and ac.a butter, 2 large teaspoons of E. Powder, flour enough to make a stiff doughRaised Doughnuts, fUvor with nutmeg or vanilla. Mfs Edward pepnicj/er. 1323 Corse Str. Doughnuts One cup of sugar, 2 eggs. 2 tablespoons of melted butter, 7/3 cup of milk, 2 even teaspoons of B. Powder I even teaspoon of soda, flour enough to roll, salt and nutmeg. T^Irs Chas. Herr. 1605 Thul Sir. Fried Cakes or Doughnuts Two cups of sugar, i pint of sweet mill', 3 eggs, 3 tablespoonsful of melted butter, 3 tLaspocnsiui of B. Powder, nutmeg, flour, fry in hot lardFried Cakes or Doughnuts. Mrs Mithews. 1209 S 13 th. Str. / ^ S^.1 M^^, 19i3MiLlEESTE. Vvm pieace ''^'"^'^ '^^ yuu in that line. Nothing nicer then to have your card with :70U while making a visit. Print same as mv name, maiies an attractive card. 4 Ggg^, I 'A cups of r,ugar, i cup of bptter. i quart of flour, 3 heaping spoonful of baxing powder. Fry in plenty of hot lard. ^Viss. Rosa [<{9.VAm\t\u 502 N 5 th Str. Ginger Cookies 3 cnps of ( Orleans ) molasses, i cup cf lard, 2 eggs /2 cup of sugar. 3 teaspoonful of ginger, i Lcaspocn- fui ot allspice, 2 teaspoonful of soda, a pinch of salt, disolved in a )4 cup of warm water, flour enough so it will not stick. Mrs cJ- L. Hardy. 815 Washington Str. Cold Water Cookies Stir together i ;4 cups of granulated sugar, 2 eggs half cup of lard,Ginger Cookies pinch of salt, i cup of cold water, 2 teaspoonful of baking powder with flour to stiffen. Add flavor Jig to taste, bake in a quick oven. Mrs Long. Cor. 14 th & Louisa Str. ^^^ ^ Gfl LLI NG ^ X * Gfl R DS ^ Vi. 8. GO. 1 913 Miner Str. BURLIWGTON lA Orders Vv^ill be promptly attended to. Gus Eree. mgr- ENVELOPES We will furnish a good hJO. 6 vhite envelope' with your Return Card and a ccniic picture on them at 50 c. per 100-3: c. jcf 50 . - 25 for 25 c. G:is Bree. Sponge CaKe Rolls -5 2 cups of sugar., 4 cegs beaten to a icGtn, 2 cups ot flour, 2 teaspoons of B. Powder, i cup of boiling wa- tSponge Cake Rollser, add water last it vAll seem tbiii but will come cut of the oven all right, roll while hot. j\/\rs S^P^^i^ B^tts. 1 735 Corse Str. Tapioca & Peaches One cup of tapioca soaked over night, in tho morn- ing cook until tender, and add sugarTapioca & Peaches, when you taice ir from the stove, whea cold, stir in canned peaches, and eat with cream. If you vvish to frost the top, beat t:ie v/hites of 2 eggs to a stiff froth, then add a heap- i!ig1:5bl25poonful of pulverized sugar, then p]a:e in oven t ^' be lightly browned. 502 Washington vStr. Hot Slaw Cut fine what cabbag^e is desired for a dish of slaw^ 2 eggs, 4 tablespoons of vinegar, 2 heaping tablespocns- iul of sugar, i cup of sour creamHot Slaw, salt, and pepper, to taste, beat eggs well, stir eggs vinegar and sugar to- gether and boil until thick. Stir altogether and serve, Mrs G- Westing. 129 S 5 th. Str If you get in company with a stranger, and w^cidd Hkc to (Tct acquainted hand him your card. -?6 Omelet 6 eggs whites and 3'o1ks taken seperately, Yi pint of :i'ilK, 6 teaspoons! ul of cornstarch, i teaspoon of Bak. Powder, and a Httie salt, add the whites beaten to a stiff froth, last cook in a little butter. Miss H attic Johnson.