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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.
% oz. chocolate. 1 yolk of egg. % T. vanilla. 1. Make as Cream Filling; melt chocolate over hot water and add to thickened milk mixture. LEMON FILLING. 3 tb. cornstarchAngel Cake. c. sugar. 3^ c. boiling water. 1 T. butter. 2 yolks of eggs. 3 tb. lemon juice. Grated rind of 1 lemon. 1. Mix cornstarch and sugar, add boiling water. 2. Cook, stirring constantly, until thick; continue cooking 10 mins. 3. Add butter and egg yolks, beaten slightly; cook until egg thickens; remove from heat, add lemon juice and rind. 222 CANADIAN COOK BOOR ORANGE FILLING. 3 tb. cornstarch. H c. sugar. 3^ c. boiling water. 1 T. butter. 2 yolks of eggs. 3 tb. orange juice. ]4. tb. lemon juice. Grated rind of 3^ orange. Make as Lemon Filling. GENERAL RULES FOR ICING CAKES. 1. A cake should be cold before icing. 2. A fruit cake should be brushed over with white of egg, which should be allowed to dry before putting on an icing. This is to prevent the icing being darkened. 3. To ice the top of a cake only, fasten a strip of glazed paper around the cake, having it extend above the top of cake; pour on the frosting. When it is set remove the paper, using a knife dipped in boiling water. 4. Substitutes for frosting on cakes. (a) Blanched almonds, cut in pieces and sprinkled over the batter before baking. (b) }/i c. granulated sugar mixed with }/i T. cinnamon, sprinkled over the batter. BUTTER ICING. IT. 2 tb. milk, cream, fruit juice or strong coffee. M T. 2 tb. butter. 3^ c. 1 c. icing sugar, or more. FlavoringButter Icing. 1. Cream the butter with 2 tb. sugar; add liquid gradually. 2. Sift in sugar to make it thick enough to spread. 3. Add flavoring. VARIATIONS 1. IH tb. cocoa (use milk or cream as the liquid). 2. }/2 square chocolate, — melt chocolate over hot water; add hot milk or water. FLOUR MIXTURES 223 3. Fruit, as crushed strawberries, cherries and grated pineapple, may be added with the fruit juice; flavor with lemon juice. MOCHA ICING. 3 tb. butter. 1 tb. cocoa. 2 tb. strong coffee. 1 c. icing sugar or moreMocha Icing. 1. Make as Butter Icing. Note. — To have an icing with a smooth glazed surface use the liquid hot or heat the icing slightly over hot water. COCOANUT FROSTING. 1 white of egg. 2 T. cold water or cocoanut milk. Icing sugar. 3^ T. vanilla. Few drops lemon juice. }/2 c. freshly grated cocoanutCocoanut Frosting. 1. Beat white of egg until stiff; add liquid. 2. Sift in icing sugar until thick. 3. Add cocoanut; spread on cake and sprinkle with more cocoanut if desired. ORANGE FROSTING. Grated rind of 1 orange. }/2 T. lemon juice. 1 tb. orange juice. 1 yolk of egg. Icing sugarOrange Frosting. 1. Add fruit juices to rind; let stand 15 mins. 2. Strain; add gradually to yolk of egg slightly beaten. 3. Add icing sugar until thick. BOILED FROSTING. 1 c. sugar. % T. cream of tartar. 3^ c. boiling water. 1 white of egg. }/2 T. vanilla or 1 T. lemon juiceBoiled Frosting. 1. Place sugar, cream of tartar and water in a saucepan ; stir, over low heat, until sugar is dissolved. 224 CANADIAN COOK BOOK 2. Boil gently, without stirring, until a soft ball is formed when tried in cold water — 238°F. 3. Cool syrup gradually; add slowly to white of egg stiffly beaten; continue beating until it thickens; add flavoring. 4. Pour over the cake.