The Common sense recipe book

Two cups flour, two teaspoonfuls of Eagle Baking Powder, half a teaspoonful of salt, two tablespoonfuls of butter, one egg, three-quarters of a cup of milk, four tart apples. Place the flour in the sieve and add the baking powder, sift into a mixing bowl and rub in the butter. Add the salt to the egg and beat to a thick cream with a Dover beater in a small bowl with straight sides. To the flour add the apples sliced thin, then the egg and milk. Place in buttered cups. The half-pound bakin, powder cans answer this purpose nicely. Put on the covers and steam one hour and a quarter. Serve with a liquid or a hard sauce. Almost any fruit can be substituted for the apples in this receipt. The same batter makes the best of crusts for meat pies and fruit pudding. BES ePAST RY One cup shortening, lard and butter mixed; three cups flour; a little salt. Sift the flour, add the salt, and rub in the shorten- ing. Use enough ice-water to hold all together, handling as little as possible. Roll from you. One-third the quantity is enough for one pie. The Eagle Baking Powder is endorsed by Chemical Authorities. 12 178 Mr. Thos, J. Grant, the ) : ‘ well-known Ghncek Pia- Orris Upright nist, has purchased a new 3 3 pedalled Piano PROM WH, LEACH, 49 Metcalfe St. The tone of the Morris is full and rich. " REAL PUFF PASTE. One pound of butter, one pound of flour; wash the salt out of the butter; mix the flour with a little ice-water, and salt; roll on the board and fold in the butter, roll very thin and keep cool, cutting with a knife. SLICE Day PITH? LE: Line a pie plate with pastry and fill with sliced tart apples. Sprinkle two tablespoonfuls sugar and grate a little nutmeg over the apples. Cover with a sheet of pastry with openings for the steam to escape. COGOAN Wier in: Two cupiuls ‘‘White Moss” cocoanut, one quart of milk heated to boiling and poured over the prepared nut, two tablespoon- fuls of butter, four eggs, sugar to taste. This makes two pies. 2O VASE, PIE: Line and rim a plate with pastry. Fill with one and one-half cups stewed and sifted squash, one cup sugar mixed with one saltspoon each of ginger and cinnamon and one-half teaspoonful salt, one egg beaten, one cup boiling milk. Bake one hour. OLF-FASHIONED MINCE-MEAT. Take four pounds of tender beef, three pounds of suet, eight pounds of chopped greening apples, three pounds of currants, washed, dried and picked; three pounds of. seeded raisins, six pounds of white sugar (brown will do), two pounds citron, cut LUBY'S HAIR sssrorsx W.H. D. YOUNG, pS Er). S| Only Teeth ieee without ; a pain by new process, First-Class = Sets ordered in the Work morning delivered in the afternoon, SURGEON DENTIST. 16904 Notre Dame St., Telephone 2515. See | lontreal ° IF you would have Good, Light, BPatinweastry.u Se Orll ya ite.) The GELEBRATED AMERICAN SELF-RAISING FLOUR It is the only one prepared by PrRor. HorsFrorp’s Process in Montreal. MANUFACTURED By... NiO Kole y; 1055 to 1077 St. JAMES ST. —— OFFICE AND STORE —— 1059 ST. JAMES STREET. . MONTREAL. 180 How nice it Is to be satisfied | You will always be pleased zf in your cooking you use WHITE MOSS COCOANUT. co hese ‘ 4 1, 4 MEG