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1885

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Presented as published in 1885. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
One quart of milk, half dozen large potatoes, one stalk of celery, one tablespoonful of butter, one onion✪ Potato Soup. Pare and boil potatoes thirty minutes. Put milk on to boil with onion and celery, then add the potatoes mashed fine, butter (into which a table-spoonful of flour has been well stirred) and salt. Rub through a colander, and serve im- mediately. Must not stand. Use a wooden spoon. PEA SOUP. Quarter pint of peas, one pint of cold water, one small strip of salt pork, small salt-spoonful of salt, a little celery seed ; fry a small piece of onion till brown✪ Pea Soup Cover closely, and boil all together four or five hours. Rub through a colander. STOCK. Take three pounds of neck piece of beef, three quarts of unsalted water. Let it simmer for six hours ; salt, and strain into a stone jar. LESSON NINTH. 137 Recapitulation of the Lesson. TOMATO SOUP. 1 We open the can of tomatoes. 2 We take out a cupful from the can. 3 We put the rest of the tomato into a porcelain-lined saucepan. 4 We rinse the can with a pint of boiling water, add it to the tomato, and put on to cook. 5 We rub butter and flour together, and stir to it gradually the cup of cold tomato. 6 We add the cold tomato to the mixture when it boils. 7 We cook fifteen minutes. 8 We rub through a sieve and serve. BEAN SOUP. 1 We measure and wash the beans. 2 We measure the cold water and add to the beans. 3 We scrape and clean one piece of salt pork and put in with beans. 4 We cut our onions, and add to the soup, and cover closely. 5 We boil four or five hours, being careful not to burn. 6 We wet half a teaspoonful of flour smooth, and add to the soup. 7 We rub through a sieve and serve. Now it is finished. POTATO SOUP. 1 We pare the potatoes, and put on to boil. 2 We measure and rub the butter and flour toeether. 3 We cut the celery and onion into the milk, and put on to heat. 4 When potatoes are cooked, mash them fine. 5 Add the butter and flour to the milk. 6 Then add the mashed potato. 7 When thickened, rub all through a sieve. 8 Serve immediately. PEA SOUP. 1 We measure and wash our peas. 2 We measure our cold water, and add to them, and put on to heat. 138 ■ LESSON NINTH. 3 We scrape and cut our strips of salt pork, and fry with a part of an onion 4 We put the onion✪ Potato Soup and pork into the soup. 5 We add a sah-spoonful of celery seed and salt. 6 We cover closely, and boil together four or five hours. 7 When cooked soft we rub through a colander. Now it is finished. LESSON NINTH. DIAGRAM OF TABLES. 139 TEACHER S TABLE. Pitcher of Cold Water, Milk, Flour, Salt, Pepper. Butter, Pork. Spoons, Forks, Vegetables, Necessary Dishes. o Potatoes, Sieve, Two Saucepans, Table-spoon, Onion. o o o Saucepan, Pint Measure. Bowl, Table-spoon, Teaspoon. ol o Saucepan, Pint Measure, Teaspoon, Frying-pan, Colander. o o o Pint Measure, Saucepan and Cover, Colander, Table-spoon. o o STOVE. Kettle. LESSeN TENTH. *■- ■•■■ . X-Wj :'^?i?< TENTH COOKING LESSON. BILL OF FARE. BREAD PUDDING. RICE PUDDING. BAKED CUSTARD. BOILED CUSTARD. LEMON PUDDING. MATERIAL REQUIRED EXPENSE. 4 Eggs $o 12 2 Quarts of Milk i6 y2. Lb. of Sugar 05 2 Table-spoonfuls of Corn-starch 02 Vanilla Extract 05 Nutmeg and a few Raisins 05 $0 45 ✪ Bread Pudding