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1924

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Presented as published in 1924. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
1. Heat chicken in white sauce; add parsley. 2. Serve in Swedish timbales, patty shells, or in potato border. Variations — 1. 34 c. almonds, blanched and cut in strips. 2. }/2 c. peas or mushrooms. 3. 3^ c. cooked celery, diced. POULTRY 67 CHICKEN SOUFFLE. 1 c. cooked chicken, minced. c. soft bread crumbs. y2 T. salt, f .g. pepper, f.g. cayenne. 1 T. lemon juice. 2 tb. cream. 2 eggs✪ Chicken Souffle. 1. Add seasonings, crumbs and cream, to chicken. 2. Add yolks of eggs, well beaten. 3. Fold in stiffly beaten whites; turn into greased mould. 4. Cover with greased paper; steam over gently boiling water 40 to 50 mins. (indiv., 20 to 25 mins.). 5. Unmould; serve with Asparagus or Bechamel Sauce. CHICKEN A LA KING. 2 tb. butter. ^ lb. fresh mushrooms. H green pepper, cut fine. 1. Melt butter; add mushrooms and pepper; cook un- covered until fairly dry. Sauce. 2 tb. butter. 3 tb. flour. 3^ T. salt. y T. paprika. 1 c. rich milk. 1 c. chicken stock. 2 yolks of eggs. 1 T. lemon juice. 3 c. cooked chicken, diced✪ Chicken a la King. 2. Make a sauce of butter, flour, seasonings, milk and stock. 3. Add yolks of eggs, well beaten, and lemon juice. 4. Cook a moment; add mushrooms, pepper and chicken. 5. Heat thoroughly; serve on toast, in Swedish timbales or patty shells. 68 CANADIAN COOK BOOK DEVILLED BONES. 2 tb. butter. 1 tb. tomato catsup or Chili sauce. 3^ tb. Worcestershire sauce. T. mustard, f .g. cayenne. 1 c. chicken stock. Yi tb. finely chopped parsley. Cooked chicken— drumsticks, second joints and wings.✪ Devilled Bones 1. Cut several small gashes in each piece of chicken. 2. Season with salt and pepper; roll in flour. 3. Melt butter, add sauces, mustard and cayenne. 4. Cook chicken in the seasoned butter until well browned. 5. Add stock; simmer 5 mins. 6. Arrange chicken on serving dish; pour sauce over; sprinkle with parsley. ROAST TURKEY. 1. Dress, stuff and truss a turkey. 2. Place on rack in roasting-pan ; sprinkle lightly with salt, brush over with melted butter and sprinkle with flour, or place strips of fat bacon over breast, or a paste of 3 tb. butter and 2 tb. flour may be spread over legs and breast. 3. Place in hot oven to start the cooking quickly, then reduce heat and pour into the pan % c. boiling water and 3^ c. butter or dripping.✪ Roast Turkey 4. Baste every 15 mins. with liquid in pan. Time — an 8-lb. turkey requires about 23/2 to 3 hours; a 12-lb. turkey requires about 33^ to 4 hours. 5. Serve with Brown Gravy and Cranberry Jelly or Sauce. Garnish with sausage, celery tips or curled celery and parsley. Bread Dressing for Turkey. 4 c. bread crumbs. 2 T. summer savory or thyme. 2 T. salt. 34 T. pepper. 2 tb. chopped parsley. 4 tb. melted butter.✪ Bread Dressing for Turkey 1. Mix crumbs and seasonings. 2. Add to melted butter; stir with a fork. POULTRY 69 Sausage Dressing for Turkey. 3 c. bread crumbs. 1 c. sausage meat. 1 tb. parsley, finely chopped. 1 T. grated onion. 1 T. salt. 3^ T. pepper. f.g. nutmeg. 1 tb. melted butter. 1 egg.✪ Sausage Dressing for Turkey 1. Mix bread crumbs, sausage meat and seasonings. 2. Add melted butter and beaten egg. Note. — Sausage meat alone may be used in the breast of turkey; use bread dressing in the body. Oyster Dressing for Turkey. 1. Mix bread dressing (4 c.) 2. Wash 1 pint oysters; drain.✪ Oyster Dressing for Turkey 3. Place dressing and oysters in layers in breast and body.