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Canadian cook book

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.
2. Bake in slow oven 2 to 23^2 hours. Temperature — 275^ to 325°F. 1 1 f.g. SPONGE CAKE I. 4 egg yolks. Yz c. sugar, fruit or fine granulated. Y2 tb. lemon juicImperial Cakee. Grated rind of Yz lemon. 4 egg whites. Yz c. flour. 1^ T. salt. 1. Beat yolks of eggs until very thick and light. 2. Add sugar slowly; continue beating. 3. Add lemon juice and rind and whites of eggs beaten stiff. 4. Cut and fold whites into the yolk mixture. 5. When whites are partly blended, fold in the flour. 6. Bake in a buttered and floured pan, in a slow oven 50 mins. to 1 hour. Temperature— 275° to 325°F. SPONGE CAKE II. Yi 2 egg yolks. 2Y2 tb. ^ c. sugar. 1 tb. ^ c. hot water. MT. Y tb, lemon juice. ^T. Grated rind of Y lemon. Y2 2 egg whites. Mc. 1 c. flour. ^T. lYT. baking powder. f.g. Y T. salt. 1. Combine as Sponge Cake I adding hot water to the yolks of eggs and sugar. FLOUR MIXTURES 219 POTATO FLOUR SPONGE CAKE. 4 eggs. % c. sugar. 2 T. llemon juice. Grated rind of lemon. c. potato flour. y2 T. salt. 1. Combine yolks of eggs, sugar and flavoring, as for sponge cake. 2. Add yi of stiffly beaten whites; sift over % flour and salt; fold in lightly. 3. Add remainder of egg whites and flour, one-third at a time. 4. Bake in buttered, floured tube pan in slow oven, 1 hour. Temperature— 275° to 325°F. ANGEL CAKE. 1 Whites of 6 eggs. 2tb. % c. fruit sugar. IMtb. ^ c. flour. Mtb. 234 tb. cornstarch. MT. ^ T. cream of tartar. f.g- y& T. salt. 6 drops 3^ T. vanilla. 6 drops T. lemon juice. 1. Sift the fruit sugar 5 times. 2. Sift flour, cream of tartar, cornstarch and salt 5 times. 3. Beat whites of eggs until foamy, add sugar slowly; continue beating. 4. Add flavoring, then lightly fold in the flour, sifting it gradually over the mixture. 5. Turn into unbuttered tube pan. 6. Bake in slow oven 1 hour. Place in centre of oven; door should not be opened during first 20 mins. 7. When done, invert pan on cake-cooler. Let cake hang in the pan until cold. Temperature— 275° to 300°F. 220 CANADIAN COOK BOOK CAKE FILLINGS AND FROSTINGS WHIPPED CREAM FILLING. 1 c. cream. }/i c. fruit sugar. f.g. salt. Yi T. vanilla. 1. Beat cream until stiff. 2. Add fruit sugar gradually; add salt and flavoring. NUT OR FRUIT FILLING. 1. To Whipped Cream Filling, Butter Icing or Boiled Frosting, add Yi c. chopped fruit — dates, raisins or figs or \i c. chopped walnuts or almonds. COCOANUT FILLING. White 1 egg. 2 tb. fruit sugar, f.g. salt. 3^ c. freshly grated cocoanut. 1. Beat white until stiff. 2. Add sugar gradually and salt. 3. Add cocoanut. DATE FILLING. lb. dates. 1 c. water. Yi c. sugar. 1. Wash and stone dates. 2. Add water and sugar; cook until mixture is quite thick; cool. Chopped nuts may be added, CREAM FILLING. 3 tb. cornstarch. 5 tb. sugar. Y% T. salt. 1 c. milk, heated. 1 egg. Y2 T. vanilla. FLOUR MIXTURES 221 1. Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt. 2. Add hot milk; cook in double boiler, stirring constantly until thick; continue cooking 15 mins. 3. Add egg, beaten slightly; cook until it thickens. 4. Remove from heat; cool slightly and flavor. COCOANUT CREAM FILLING. 1. Make as Cream Filling; reduce cornstarch to 2 tb., add % 0. shredded or freshly grated cocoanut. CHOCOLATE FILLING. 13^ tb. cornstarch. }/i c. sugar. Ys T. salt. ^ c. milk. Angel Cake