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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 eggsChicken 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, dicedChicken 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.