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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.
6. Mix sugar, flour and seasonings, add vinegar slowly; cook until thick. 7. Add vegetables, cook 5 mins. 8. Bottle and seal. This pickle may be kept closely covered in a stone crock. MUSTARD PICKLES 11. 2 qts. large cucumbers (chopped). 2 qts. large onions (chopped). 12 green peppers (chopped). 2 red peppers (chopped). 2 qts. small cucumbers (whole). 2 large heads cauliflower, cut in piecesMustard Pickles II. 1. Put vegetables in separate dishes; cover with hot brine (3^2 c. salt to 1 qt. water). 2. Let stand over night; drain. 188 CANADIAN COOK BOOK 3. Cover with following dressing, — 1 gal. vinegar. 8 lbs. sugar. 2 tb. white mustard seed. 2 tb, celery seed. 1 3^ c. flour. y2 c. mustard. 1 tb. turmeric. (a) Mix flour, mustard and turmeric with 1 c. cold vinegar. (b) Heat remaining vinegar to boiling; add sugar and spices. (c) Add flour mixture slowly, stirring constantly. 4. Heat all to boiling; boil 5 mins. 5. Seal in sterile bottles. PICKLED BEANS. 4 qts. string beans. 3 c. vinegar. 3 c. brown sugar. }/z c. mustard. \i c. flour. 1^2 T^' turmeric powder. 1 T. celery seed. 1 T. saltPickled Beans. 1. Wash beans, remove tips and strings; cut into 2'' pieces. 2. Cook in boiling, salted water 15 mins.; drain. 3. Heat vinegar to boiling. 4. Mix sugar, flour and seasonings, add vinegar slowly; cook until thick. 5. Add beans; cook 5 mins. 6. Bottle and seal. SPICED PEARS. 8 lbs. pears. Whole cloves. 3 tb. stick cinnamon (broken). 1 tb. ginger root. 2 tb. allspice berries. 1 pt. vinegar. }4 c. water. 3 lbs. brown sugar. Rind of ^ lemonSpiced Pears. CANNING, JELLY-MAKING AND PICKLING 189 1. Wipe pears, cut in halves; remove core and skin. 2. Stick 2 or 3 cloves in each piece. 3. Make syrup of vinegar, water, sugar, spices (tied in cheesecloth) and thin shavings of lemon rind. 4. Heat to boiling; boil 5 mins. 5. Add pears, cook gently until tender. 6. If necessary, lift out pears to sterile jars; boil syrup down until thick then pour over pears. Seal. Note. — Crab apples, sweet apples and peaches may be pickled in the same way. Peaches should not be peeled. If pears are very hard, they should be steamed 8 to 10 mins. before putting into syrup. Spiced fruit is better if allowed to stand at least one month before using. WATERMELON PICKLE. 8 lbs. watermelon rind. 4 lbs. light brown sugar. 1 qt. vinegar. 4 tb. whole cinnamon. 2 tb. whole cloves. 3 tb. whole allspice. 2 tb. whole gingerWatermelon Pickle. 1. Pare watermelon rind; cut in thick strips. 2. Boil 1 oz, alum in 1 gallon water; pour over rind, let stand on back of range until clear. 3. Drain; chill in cold water. 4. Make syrup of vinegar, sugar and spices (tied in cheesecloth). 5. When boiling, add fruit; cook about hour. 6. Place in sterile jars; seal. CANADIAN COOK BOOK NOTES CANNING, JELLY-MAKING AND PICKLING NOTES CANADIAN COOK BOOK NOTES CHAPTER XV CEREALS Cereals are divided into two general classes, coarse and fine. GENERAL PROPORTIONS Cereal Water Salt Time 1 c. coarse. 3 c. IT. 3 hours. 1 c. fine. 4 to 5 c. 13^ T. 45 mins. 1. Have water boiling in upper part of double boiler or cereal cooker; add salt. 2. Add cereal slowly, especially in case of fine cereal. 3. Cook 5 mins. over direct heat, then finish over boiling water.