= S %. \ at Asie DE EE ee BSAESE os i ¢ ADS 40 Rs Fs ELS aa ms - iliig Sip Sp Rada ha hase oy Rae ape eae nee ae rte Apes * sree oR =e © v? i" a (Oe ee os lo ale ahneapeneese embers ait Sue a Ly a 3 . ie iris ri ts a De) ata els «ben! wit vn vyI¥3 zee ogra teres pee pee Bae tea git paatatg2i 44 was ch eh wae ys Ss Nae! rare pep he terk aa Marie er ar rin Seibel Vee eraeneenhyese: “4 slats yay) (igs 3 Ay : Sa iwhated pReeRsCEaeae eer aay ECR saree abe sper BE Sie “ Ma be rage vated 5 ji 4 rd = 4 ind b 2 dy ipiviela tr) ie cet Tetehh x Ais-ife pate Laer el Ha i Gees Ln hel Spe ae oe haw fone Page beet ay a Pas iio ais afets Tisto sk rie a SO Wpllin ot Her aE Menten, Mon ett; Phot /p E Commend the Efforts of the Good Women Who Have Made This Cook Book Possible. Compiled from the experiences of women of taste and judgement its use will contribute to the joy, the health and the increased prosperity of all. The thrifty housewife not only prepares and delightfully serves wholesome foods, but she appreciates the value of a connection witha good bank. In an open account she deposits sums that. she may pay her bills by check. In the savings department she puts a part of every pay envelope to care for the “rainy day”. Educate the boy or girl, prepare for the comforts of the days when the earning capacity is decreased by age. PRICE COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK SAFETY. <= .4:.-* SERVICE W elcomes the Accounts of Thrifty Women Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. $154,000 Assets More Than $1,000,000 “For Our Success We Are Indebted To Our Friends’ SMOOT LUMBER CO. Building Headquarters ONE DOUBLE TWO PRICE, UTAH (T@O ZCOOK BOOKS A COLLECTION OF TESTED AND TRIED RECIPES CON- TRIBUTED AND VOUCHED FOR BY THE WOMEN OF CARBON COUNTY <DEDICATED:'TO OUR HUSBANDS”? 3°90) a iam so re Aa Swarm Beehive Swarm of the city of Price, Utah. A FOREWORD TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS | The publication of this book has been made possible by the ase] sistance of our advertisers. The professional and business men and firms here represented are reliable. We hope you will a your copy to guide you to their offices and places of business i well as a culinary help. We wish to thank the ladies who have spent so much time - worked so hard to compile and make this book a success. .WEIGHTS CECE EE Des ST (IS SY ey SETS ae ay ae Mee err 1,02. LA Oe Sy 2 eT LET DES eet ie ai RE eae eS Aer LAp; Oo Oe eae te EROS Eh Maret | el OES Oe a Ae eS Sr | ep Vanilla or Lemon ........ 3 tablespoons or 7 teaspoons................ 1 oz. Baking Powder ............ Dy HCOAEDOOLIS) 2-4. one Re eg ee ss 102, POPC hey 2p. te ie CUD y(SCANL). ... octane cee eng Vy |b. oo ene! oe ee 6 tablespoons, level: ..2@ .00 ico Pez. meee es eo 4 tablespoons, level -........02..20202.0222-2... Loz, 1 kell iOS Bienes alle aoe DN cc Be ee Pe eee 85¢ Serer rt a os oe D eCOO Di Lett Sateen | Seem ee Oe Bg 5 OZ. ree. beth ie Pe bee a Ag 00 6 leak MeN MRE MR od So. tha 5 OZ. Gream of Tartar 2..-..2.-. Oelevel TeaSpOONSe 2. ee 1 oz BREAD, BISCUITS, BUNS, ETC. Strawberry Shortcake. 1 pint sifted flour, 114 heaping tea- spoons baking powder, pinch of salt, 14 cup lard, 1 egg, mix with milk and roll twice as thick as pie crust, spread with melted butter add another layer of crust and bake. When done separate the crust and spread with crushed strawberries. Serve with whipped cream. : MRS. S. C. MILES. One Egg Muffins. This recipe will make about eighteen muf- fins. 2 cups flour, 4 level teaspoons baking powder, 14 teaspoon salt, 1 cup milk (sweet), 2 tablespoons melted butter. When you have combined mixture well add 1 well beaten egg. Butter muf- fin tins well and bake a delicate brown. MRS. BURGNER.

AI-modernized reading of the original text

= S %. \ at Asie DE EE ee BSAESE os ¢ ADS 40 Rs Fs ELS aa ms - iliig Sip Sp Rada ha hase oy Rae ape eae nee ae rte Apes * sree oR =e © v? i" a (Oe ee os lo ale ahneapeneese embers ait Sue a Ly a 3 . ie iris ri ts a De) ata els «ben! wit vn vyI¥3 zee ogra teres pee pee Bae tea git paatatg2i 44 was ch eh wae ys Ss Nae! rare pep he terk aa Marie er ar rin Seibel Vee eraeneenhyese: “4 slats yay) (igs 3 Ay : Sa iwhated pReeRsCEaeae eer aay ECR saree abe sper BE Sie “ Ma be rage vated 5 ji 4 rd = 4 ind b 2 dy ipiviela tr) ie cet Tetehh x Ais-ife pate Laer el Ha i Gees Ln hel Spe ae oe haw fone Page beet ay a Pas iio ais afets Tisto sk rie a SO Wpllin ot Her aE Menten, Mon ett; Phot /p E Commend the Efforts of the Good Women Who Have Made This Cook Book Possible. Compiled from the experiences of women of taste and judgement its use will contribute to the joy, the health and the increased prosperity of all. The thrifty housewife not only prepares and delightfully serves wholesome foods, but she appreciates the value of a connection witha good bank. In an open account she deposits sums that. she may pay her bills by check. In the savings department she puts a part of every pay envelope to care for the “rainy day”. Educate the boy or girl, prepare for the comforts of the days when the earning capacity is decreased by age. PRICE COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK SAFETY. <= .4:.-* SERVICE W elcomes the Accounts of Thrifty Women Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. $154,000 Assets More Than $1,000,000 “For Our Success We Are Indebted To Our Friends’ SMOOT LUMBER CO. Building Headquarters ONE DOUBLE TWO (T@O ZCOOK BOOKS A COLLECTION OF TESTED AND TRIED RECIPES CON- TRIBUTED AND VOUCHED FOR BY THE WOMEN OF CARBON COUNTY <DEDICATED:'TO OUR HUSBANDS”? 3°90) a iam so re Aa Swarm Beehive Swarm of the city of Price, Utah. A FOREWORD TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS | The publication of this book has been made possible by the ase] sistance of our advertisers. The professional and business men and firms here represented are reliable. We hope you will a your copy to guide you to their offices and places of business i well as a culinary help. We wish to thank the ladies who have spent so much time - worked so hard to compile and make this book a success. .WEIGHTS CECE EE Des ST (IS SY ey SETS ae ay ae Mee err 1,02. LA Oe Sy 2 eT LET DES eet ie ai RE eae eS Aer LAp; Oo Oe eae te EROS Eh Maret | el OES Oe a Ae eS Sr | ep Vanilla or Lemon ........ 3 tablespoons or 7 teaspoons................ 1 oz. Baking Powder ............ Dy HCOAEDOOLIS) 2-4. one Re eg ee ss 102, POPC hey 2p. te ie CUD y(SCANL). ... octane cee eng Vy |b. oo ene! oe ee 6 tablespoons, level: ..2@ .00 ico Pez. meee es eo 4 tablespoons, level -........02..20202.0222-2... Loz, 1 kell iOS Bienes alle aoe DN cc Be ee Pe eee 85¢ Serer rt a os oe D eCOO Di Lett Sateen | Seem ee Oe Bg 5 OZ. ree. beth ie Pe bee a Ag 00 6 leak MeN MRE MR od So. tha 5 OZ. Gream of Tartar 2..-..2.-. Oelevel TeaSpOONSe 2. ee 1 oz BREAD, BISCUITS, BUNS, ETC. Strawberry Shortcake. 1 pint sifted flour, 114 heaping teaspoons baking powder, pinch of salt, 14 cup lard, 1 egg, mix with milk and roll twice as thick as pie crust, spread with melted butter add another layer of crust and bake. When done separate the crust and spread with crushed strawberries. Serve with whipped cream. : MRS. S. C. MILES. One Egg Muffins. This recipe will make about eighteen muffins. 2 cups flour, 4 level teaspoons baking powder, 14 teaspoon salt, 1 cup milk (sweet), 2 tablespoons melted butter. When you have combined mixture well add 1 well beaten egg. Butter muffin tins well and bake a delicate brown. MRS. BURGNER.

The Carbon County cook book