The Chapel Hill
COOK BOOK
1939
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The
Bank of Chapel Hill
Capital ... $ 60,000.00
Surplus . . . 150,000.00
Oldest and Strongest Unit Bank in
Orange County
Resources Over Three Million Dollars
We Earnestly Solicit Your Banking Business
and promise you
Every Service Consistent with Sound Banking
M. C. S. NOBLE, President W. E. THOMPSON, Cashier
CLYDE EUBANKS, Vice-Pres. J. T. GOBBEL, Asst. Cashier
W. O. SPARROW, Asst. Cashier
Member Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
As Independent
GROCERS
We individually choose and buy the
finest foods, and offer them for your
approval at reasonable, economical
prices.
Model Market and
Grocery
"Where Service Is A Saving"
PHONES: 9831 - 9841
The Chapel Hill Cook Book
Compiled by
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church
Chapel Hill, N. C.
First Printing, 1935
Second Printing, 1939
Presses of
ORANGE PRINTSHOP
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
The Chapel Hill Cook Book
Compiled by
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Let us furnish you an electric range to
cook with and a Frigidaire to cool with.
Bennett & Blocksidge, Inc.
PHONE 6161
"Say it with Flowers"
from
CHAPEL HILL FLOWER SHOP
We specialize in cut flowers, designs, corsages, and
pot plants.
Novelties Greeting Cards
PHONE 4851 — — — — 6841
EUBANKS DRUG COMPANY
Dependable Druggists
Since 1892
University Hardware Company
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE
Paints and Varnish
And Kitchen Ware
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. PHONE 6981
Table of Contents
Page
Breads 41
Cakes ! 62
Candies 87
Cookies 71
Danziger's Recipes 57
Desserts — Frozen 54
Desserts and Puddings 47
Drinks and Beverages 83
Entrees, Eggs, Cheese 14
Frostings and Fillings 69
Hors d'Oeuvres 7
Jams and Marmalades 78
Meats 21
Pastry and Pies 58
Pickles 79
Poultry and Game 17
Salads 33
Sandwiches 84
Sauces for Meats and Vegetables 38
Sauces for Puddings 53
Sea Foods 11
Soups 9
Table of Weights and Measures 8
Vegetables 27
All recipes under each division are listed alphabetically.
And rews-Henninger Co
Chapel Hill's "Leading Store" of
Better Qualities
Ready-to-wear, Furnishings, and Shoes
Agents for
Nelly Don Dresses — — Kayser Silk Hose
For Better Cooking Results . . .
GENERAL fflL^4R] ELECTRIC
RANGE
— Sales — — Service-
JOHN KENFIELD'S
Carolina Sport Shop
Phone 7851
Foreword
In compiling this Chapel Hill Cook Book, the women of
Mrs. Frank Miller's and Mrs. R. W. Bost's circles of the Pres-
byterian Church have attempted to catch and keep some of
the originality and appeal of dishes served in the homes of
the village, and to preserve some of those for which older
hostesses have a gentle fame. All the modest cooks wish to
disclaim originating the recipes they furnished. Their signa-
ture attests in most cases, they say, their successful experience
with the recipe and their approval of it. In a book of this size,
no real effort could be made at completeness: therefore, the
editors have tried to be selective and to include as great a
variety of types as possible. Good luck to all who try them!
OUR ADVERTISERS
Please patronize with appreciation the good friends who
made our book possible, those firms and business men in Chapel
Hill who have cooperated with us.
ADDITIONAL RECIPES
Page 0
Presented as published in 1935. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
The Chapel Hill COOK BOOK
[illustration: Printed collection of $c Marion Blank]
The
Bank of Chapel Hill
Capital ... $ 60,000.00 Surplus . . . 150,000.00
Oldest and Strongest Unit Bank in Orange County
Resources Over Three Million Dollars
We Earnestly Solicit Your Banking Business and promise you Every Service Consistent with Sound Banking
M. C. S. NOBLE, President W. E. THOMPSON, Cashier
CLYDE EUBANKS, Vice-Pres. J. T. GOBBEL, Asst. Cashier W. O. SPARROW, Asst. Cashier
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
As Independent
GROCERS
We individually choose and buy the finest foods, and offer them for your approval at reasonable, economical prices.
Model Market and Grocery
"Where Service Is A Saving"
PHONES: 9831 - 9841
The Chapel Hill Cook Book
Compiled by
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church
Chapel Hill, N. C.
First Printing, 1935 Second Printing, 1939
Presses of ORANGE PRINTSHOP
The Chapel Hill Cook Book
Compiled by
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church
Let us furnish you an electric range to cook with and a Frigidaire to cool with.
Bennett & Blocksidge, Inc.
PHONE 6161
"Say it with Flowers"
from
CHAPEL HILL FLOWER SHOP
We specialize in cut flowers, designs, corsages, and pot plants.
Novelties Greeting Cards
PHONE 4851 — — — — 6841
EUBANKS DRUG COMPANY
Dependable Druggists Since 1892
University Hardware Company
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE
Paints and Varnish And Kitchen Ware
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. PHONE 6981
Table of Contents
Page
Breads 41
Cakes ! 62
Candies 87
Cookies 71
Danziger's Recipes 57
Desserts — Frozen 54
Desserts and Puddings 47
Drinks and Beverages 83
Entrees, Eggs, Cheese 14
Frostings and Fillings 69
Hors d'Oeuvres 7
Jams and Marmalades 78
Meats 21
Pastry and Pies 58
Pickles 79
Poultry and Game 17
Salads 33
Sandwiches 84
Sauces for Meats and Vegetables 38
Sauces for Puddings 53
Sea Foods 11
Soups 9
Table of Weights and Measures 8
Vegetables 27
All recipes under each division are listed alphabetically.
And rews-Henninger Co
Chapel Hill's "Leading Store" of Better Qualities
Ready-to-wear, Furnishings, and Shoes
Agents for
Nelly Don Dresses — — Kayser Silk Hose
For Better Cooking Results . . .
GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRIC
RANGE
— Sales — — Service-
JOHN KENFIELD'S
Carolina Sport Shop
Phone 7851
Foreword
In compiling this Chapel Hill Cook Book, the women of Mrs. Frank Miller's and Mrs. R. W. Bost's circles of the Presbyterian Church have attempted to catch and keep some of the originality and appeal of dishes served in the homes of the village, and to preserve some of those for which older hostesses have a gentle fame. All the modest cooks wish to disclaim originating the recipes they furnished. Their signature attests in most cases, they say, their successful experience with the recipe and their approval of it. In a book of this size, no real effort could be made at completeness: therefore, the editors have tried to be selective and to include as great a variety of types as possible. Good luck to all who try them!
OUR ADVERTISERS Please patronize with appreciation the good friends who made our book possible, those firms and business men in Chapel Hill who have cooperated with us.