FoodNet

Canadian cook book

1924

Page 42

Presented as published in 1924. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Celery, diced. Olives, chopped. Green pepper, chopped. Peas. String beans. Cucumbers. Gherkins. Capers. Celery, diced. Peas. Potatoes, diced. Hard-cooked eggs, chopped. Cabbage, shredded. Olives, gherkins, cucumber. Celery, diced. Peas. Asparagus. Cucumbers. Celery, diced. Pimento strips. Green pepper strips. Olives. Gherkins. Celery, diced. Peas. Celery, leaves stalks. Radishes, Pimento. Green peppers. Olives. Beets. Parsley or cress. Celery. Parsley or cress. Gherkins. Olives. Hard-cooked egg. Whole shrimps. Parsley or cress. Celery. Asparagus tips. Green pepper strips. Celery. Parsley or cress. Radishes. Pimento. Green pepper. Hard-cooked eggs . Lobster claws. Celery tips. Peas. Parsley or cress. and FRUIT SALADS When to serve — 1. Salad course at luncheon, supper or dinner. 2. Dessert course at luncheon, supper or dinner. SALADS 137 Salad Course. — Combine with French, boiled, mayon- naise or cream dressing and arrange on lettuce. Dessert Course. — Combine with sweet salad dressing or fruit sugar. Serve in fruit glasses and top with whipped cream. Basis. Additions. Garnishes Apple. Waldorf Salad. Nuts. Celery tips and curled 1. Cut apple in cubes. Dates, stoned, cut in strips. celery. 2. Combine with dicec Banana, diced. Salad may be served celery and cream dress- Cheese balls. in apple cups. ing. Apple Straws. 1 . Cut into straws 2" to 3' Almonds. Cherries. long, and a little wider Celery. Nuts. than matches. Serve Dates. Cocoanut. with cream dressing. Banana. 1. Cut in halves, length- Nuts. Serve on lettuce, gar- wise, or cut in three Cocoanut. nished 'with parsley crosswise pieces. Dates. and nuts. Dip pieces in dressing, then roll in chopped nuts. 2. Diced or sliced. Orange, cut in cubes. Candied cherries. Grapes. Mint leaves. Grapefruit. Dates. Pineapple cubes. 1. Stuffed — remove stone, Fresh or canned pineapple, diced. Serve on lettuce or in fill with cream or cot- Banana, diced. glasses; garnish with tage cheese. Nuts. nuts, cherries, cress. Cherries. 2. Diced or cut m 3^" Orange, diced. Serve with sweet dres- atrips. Pineapple. sing, in glasses. Cocoanut. Orange. 1 . Sliced— (a) Cut orange into K" Celery, chopped. Parsley or cress. to H" slices. Nuts., Nuts. (b) Arrange slices over- Cherries. lapping on a mound of lettuce. JJiceci. Cut orange into H" Grapefruit, diced. Serve in orange cup or dice. Apple or pear, diced. in ^ISiSscs * ^£ii*riish Nuts, chopped. with nuts or whipped cream; or serve with French dressing on Pears, Plums or Peaches. lettuce. Fresh or canned, cut in Nuts, chopped or whole. Whipped cream. halves. Cheese balls. Cherries. Stuffed dates. Serve in glasses with Stuffed prunes. sweet dressing or on lettuce with fruit Pineapple. meringue. 1. Sliced. Cottage cheese. Cherries. Cream cheese. Strawberries. Nuts. Pimento. Cherries. Parsley or cress. Stuffed dates. Serve with fruit mer- Stuffed prunes. ingue. 138 CANADIAN COOK BOOK PREPARATION OF FRUITS APPLES. To prevent discoloring before serving, sprinkle with lemon juice or cover with cold water to which lemon juice has been added. BANANA. 1. Peel and scrape to render more digestible. 2. Sprinkle with lemon juice, to prevent discoloring and to flavor. GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGE. 1. Cut skin in 5 or 6 sections. 2. Peel, removing all white fibre.