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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.
Note. — A strip of thin pastry wide may be placed around edge of plate before placing dough for shell, if a thicker edge is desired. Moisten upper side with cold water, place sheet of pastry on plate, press down around edge. LEMON PIE. 3 tb. cornstarch or 6 tb. flour. 3 tb. % c. sugar. H c. 1 c. boiling water. 2 yolks of eggs. 1 T. butter. 2 T. 4 tb. lemon juice. 1 T. grated lemon rindLemon Pie. 1. Mix cornstarch and sugar. 2. Add boiling water; stir and cook until there is no taste of raw starch. 3. Beat yolks of eggs; add to hot mixture, first adding a little of cornstarch mixture to the eggs. 4. Cook over low heat until egg thickens ; remove from heat. 5. Add butter, lemon juice and rind. 6. Cool a little; pour into baked shell. 7. Cover with meringue ; bake in slow oven until meringue is cooked and lightly browned. Temperature for meringue — 275°F. FLOUR MIXTURES 235 MERINGUE. 2 whites of eggs. 3 tb. fruit, icing or fine granulated sugar. 1. Beat whites until stiff, using wire beater. 2. Add sugar gradually. CHOCOLATE PIE. 3 tb. cornstarch or 6 tb. flour. 1 c. sugar. 1 oz. chocolate, grated. 13^ c. hot milk. M T. salt. 2 yolks of eggs. Vs T. vanillaChocolate Pie. 1. Mix cornstarch, sugar and chocolate. 2. Add hot milk; cook over hot water 45 mins., stirring frequently. 3. Add yolks of eggs and salt; cook 3 mins. longer. 4. Remove from heat, cool a little, add vanilla; pour into baked shell. 5. Cover with meringue; brown in a slow oven. Tem- perature—275°F. APPLE PIE. 1. Wipe, quarter, core, pare and slice tart apples. 2. Place in buttered baking-dish or deep pie plate; the dish should be very full. 3. Sprinkle with sugar, 1 to 13^ tb. to 1 apple. 4. Add flavoring — cinnamon, nutmeg or lemon juice. 5. Dot over with small pieces of butter; if apples are not juicy, add water % tb. to 1 appleApple Pie. 6. Place narrow strip of pastry around edge of dish, moisten top; place sheet of pastry over; press edges down. The pastry should be scored in centre to allow steam to escape. 7. Bake in hot oven until apples are cooked and pastry is browned — about 30 mins. Temperature — 425°F. 236 CANADIAN COOK BOOK APPLE PIE WITH UNDER CRUST. 1. Line a pie plate with pastry. 2. Prepare apples, cut in slices. 3. Fill plate with apples, mounding the centre a little. 4. Sprinkle with sugar (1 to 13^2 tb. to 1 apple), nut- meg, cinnamon or lemon juice. 5. Dot over with small pieces of butter. 6. Moisten edge of pastry with cold water. 7. Score upper crust; place over top; press edges down. 8. Bake in hot oven about 40 mins. Temperature — 450°F. ; reduce slightly during last 10 mins. DEEP FRUIT PIES. 1. Butter a baking dish; sprinkle with sugar and bread crumbs, if fruit is juicy. 2. Place pie funnel in centre of dish; fdl dish with fruit, sprinkle with sugar and bread crumbs. 3. Cover with pastry which has been scored to allow steam to escape. 4. Bake in hot oven; reduce the heat towards the end of the cooking, to thoroughly soften the fruit. Note. — Instead of bread crumbs, flour may be used to thicken the juice. Minute tapioca (about 1 tb. to 1 pie) may also be used. CUSTARD PIE. 2 eggs. c. sugar. li T. salt. 13^ c. hot milk. 14: T. vanilla, or Few gratings nutmegCustard Pie. 1. Beat eggs slightly; add sugar and salt. 2. Add milk; strain; cool, add flavoring. 3. Pour into pie plate lined with pastry.