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1891

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Presented as published in 1891. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Some people fry the meat and onion together till brown ; but from experience I find it best to do the onions first, and then let all steam with the chicken. CURRY {CUCUMBER). (A Cape Dish.) Take four large cucumbers that are turning yellow ; peel carefully (be particular that no bitter be left), take out the seeds, cut in halves, or if large in three pieces, stuff with forcemeat, made as follows : one pound of mutton (fresh or cold) minced, one slice of bread soaked in milk, one ^^g, a little salt and pepper, a dessertspoonful of curry powder. Mix well together, stuff the cucumber with this. Then take two large onions, fry a nice brown ; make a paste of curry powder one ounce, one teaspoonful of sugar, one tablespoonful of vinegar, a cup of stock, a good tablespoonful of drippingCurry (Cucumber) (butter is better) ; simmer in a flat stewing-pot. Arrange the stuffed cucumber in this, and let it simmer on a moderate heat for two hours. Serve with boiled rice, (This is a very nic? mtr^f or lunch dish.) 45 C] CURRY (GOOD MUTTON— VEGETABLE). CURRY (A GOOD MUTTON). Ingredients. 1 lb. of Mutton (a lb. of thick rib make i teaspoonful of Salt. a nice dish). i tablespoonful of Vinegar. 2 Large Onions. i tablespoonful of good Curry Powder 2 sour Apples or Tomatoei. (if not sure of the Curry Powder add a 2 teaspoonfuis of Sugar. teaspoonful of Indian Currie Paste). Cut the mutton in nice little pieces. Fry the mutton and onion a nice brown, cut the apple or tomato in slices, mix with curry powder and other ingredients ; stir all well together. If the meat is lean a small piece of butter is an improvement. Simmer for two hours gently. Serve with boiled rice. Cold meat cut in slices, and simmered in this mixture of curry, etc., for two hours, does very well. CURRY {ANOTHER MUTTON). (This was taught me by an Indian Cook.) Take three pounds of mutton out of the leg ; cut into small, square pieces, and put into the pot. Slice up a large onion thinly ; put that on the top of the meat. Now make a paste of two tablespoonfuls of curry powder, one tablespoonful of brown sugar, two tablespoonfuls of vinegarCurry (Another Mutton). If apples are in season, slice up two or three and add to it. Stir all together, and put this on the top of the sliced onions. Shut up the pot ; let it simmer gently. No water to be added. After an hour, stir all well together. Let it simmer gently another hour. Just before' serving, if it should be dry, add half a cup of milk and a tablespoonful of tomato sauce. Serve with rice. CURRY {VEGETABLE). Chop four onions and four apples, put them in a pan with a quarter of a pound of butter, let them fry a light brown ; add a tablespoonful of curry powder, a little stock, and some saltCurry (Vegetable). CURRY— CUCUMBER " SAMBAL "—CUSTARD. [C Parboil six large potatoes whole ; cut them up, and put them with other ingredients. Let all stew gently for an hour. Cover the pot Vegetable marrow makes a very nice curry. CURRY. %et also Eggs (Curried), " Bobotee," " Sasaties," Soup (Cutry), and receipt for Rice. CUCUMBER "SAMBAL," (A Malay Dish.) Ingredients. • young Cucumbers. Vinegar, or Lemon. Cayenne. Salt. Soy. A Spring OnionCucumber Sambal.