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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.
1. Use large white grapes; cut from bunches, leaving stems on grapes; wipe with soft, dry cloth. 3. Melt fondant, flavor with vanilla. 3. Hold grapes by the stem; dip, one at a time into fon- dant so that grapes are covered. 4. Cool on waxed paper. Note. — Strawberries (hulls on), cherries and dates may be dipped in the same way CHOCOLATE DIPPING. 1. Grate dipping chocolate or cut into small pieces; melt over warm (not boiling) water, stirring frequently. 2. Remove from heat ; let stand until quite cool — 90°F. 3. Have centres ready; dip into chocolate one at a time, lift out and dry on oiled paper. Note. — Chocolates should not be dried in a draught of air nor in a cold place ; allow to dry gradually. Nuts, fruits, marshmallows and fondant centres should be dry and free from icing sugar on the surface. CONFECTIONERY 299 CANDIED ORANGE PEEL. Rind of 2 oranges. 1 c, sugar. c. orange water. 1. Remove the peel from oranges in quarters, scrape off the white ; cut rind in thin strips. 2. Cook slowly in boiling water till tender, drain ; reserve water for syrup. 3. Make syrup of sugar and orange water, when boiling add rind, cook slowly until most of the syrup has evaporated. 4. Lift the rind out; drain; roll in granulated sugar. SALTED ALMONDS. 1 c. shelled almonds. 2 T. butter or olive oil. Salt. 1. Blanch and dry the almonds. 2. Place in shallow baking pan; put butter or oil over them. 3. Brown in a moderate oven, stirring frequently. 4. Drain on unglazed paper; sprinkle with salt. TURKISH DELIGHT. 3 tb. granulated gelatine, e. cold water. 2 c. sugar. y^ c. boiling water. ^ 1 orange, rind and juice. 3 tb. lemon juice. 1. Soften gelatine in cold water. 2. Make syrup of sugar and water; when boiling, add gelatine; boil gently 20 mins. 3. Remove from heat, add fruit juices; strain, add rind; candied fruit and chopped nuts may be added. 4. Pour into a moistened pan. 5. When firm cut into squares, using a knife dipped in hot water. 6. Roll in icing or fruit sugar. CANADIAN COOK BOOK NOTES CHAPTER XXI. LARGE AMOUNTS FOR HOME CATERING FRUIT PUNCH (to serve 75). 3 doz. lemons. 1 doz. oranges. 1 0. grated pineapple. 10 c. sugar. 10 0. water. 1. Make syrup of water, sugar and rind of 3 lemons and 3 oranges; boil 10 mins. 2. Cool, add fruit juices, strain. 3. Dilute as required. Note. — A few sprays of fresh mint may be used to flavor; add to mixture, let stand 2 or 3 hours or chop mint very finely and add to the punch before serving. TEA (to serve 100). 1 lb. tea. 5 gals, boiling water. 1. Tie tea loosely in a bag made of two thicknesses of cheesecloth. 2. Place bag in a large kettle of boiling water; cover tightly; set back where it will not boil. 3. Infuse 5 to 8 mins. ; remove the bag. BOILED COFFEE (to serve 100). 1% lbs. coffee, 2 eggs. 1 T. salt. 5 gals, boiling water. 1. Beat the eggs slightly; add shells which have been washed and crushed; add salt and 3^ c. cold water. 2. Tie loosely in a cheesecloth. 301 302 CANADIAN COOK BOOK 3. Drop into a kettle of boiling water; cover tightly; boil very gently 15 to 20 mins. 4. Remove the bag. Note. — Eggs may be omitted. FILTERED COFFEE (to serve lOo). 2 lbs. finely ground coffee. 5 gals, boiling water, 1. Scald the factory cotton filter; put in the coffee. 2. Pour boiling water through. Cocoa