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1950

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Presented as published in 1950. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
One peck spinach; two whites of eggs; one-quarter cup cream sauce, salt and pepper to taste. Wash the spinach thoroughly several times and cook in boiling water with salt for fifteen or twenty minutes. Drain well and force through potato masher. Stir in cream sauce and the whites of the eggs, well beaten. Season with salt and pepper. Put in a ring mould. Bake in oven, in a pan of hot water for half hour. Garnish with hard boiled eggs. In the center put cream sauce. Mushrooms added to sauce is delicious. Sprinkle with paprika over top. ASPARAGUS LOAF Two tablespoons butter; two tablespoons flour; four eggs; one scant tablespoon gelatin; one lemon (juice) ; seasoning to taste, (Salt and pepper); one can asparagus with liquid; one pint whipped creamAsparagus Loaf. Heat butter in double boiler and drain flour to which has been added water into butter, stirring all the time until it becomes thick. Beat eggs and pour over eggs the flour and butter, stirring eggs continually. Heat this mixture again in double boiler and cook until eggs are done, stirring same until ready to remove from fire. (This only takes a few moments). Then add the dissolved gelatin, add seasoning and juice of lemon. When cold add whipped cream, (about four large kitchen spoonfuls.) Line pan with aspara- gus tips and pour over same this mixture and layer of aspar- gus on top. Put on ice to congeal and serve with whipped cream mayonnaise, to which has been added a little lemon juice. If you would give the loaf the asparagus flavor, beat into the custard the tender shoots of the asparagus tips. MOULDED MAYONNAISE One cup of onion aspic; one cup of mayonnaise. Make aspic with two cups water, two onions and two tablespoons of gela- 19 tine. Cook oninos in water ten minutes and add a little saltMoulded Mayonnaise. Dissolve gelain in two tablespoons of cold water, add this to on cup of onion water while hot. When cold fold in mayon- naise. Color green and serve in mould with veal and tomatoes cut in cubes around the moulded mayonnaise. RAISIN SWEET POTATOES Four potatoes, boil and mash; butter size of walnut; one- half cup sweet milk; two eggs and one cup sugar beaten to- gether; one-half cup raisins; one cup pecan meat;.one tea- spoon baking powder; add at last cinnamonRaisin Sweet Potatoes. Put in baking dish and run in oven. CREAMED CHESTNUTS Grease with Wesson Oil or butter one pound chestnuts. Put in a pan and heat until they pop. Peal. If hard to peel run knife under the skin before heating. Put these in cold salt water and boil until tender. To one pound chestnuts take one- half pint of cream. Put yolk of one egg in hot cream and beat. Mix with chestnuts. Add salt last.Creamed Chestnuts SQUASH MOULD Take about ten stuffing sized squash. Slice and boil in salt water until tender. Cut small quaitity of onion to season and mash through ricer. Season with salt, pepper, celery salt and add one stick of butter and yolk of six eggsSquash Mould. Beat whites to firm froth and fold in squash mixture. Place in buttered mould and set in pan of hot water. Cook in slow oven until set, and brown on top (about thirty minutes). 20 Salads and Dressings ITALIAN SALAD DRESSING One clove mashed in bowl; one teaspoon dry mustard; two teaspoons salt; sixteen tablespoons olive oil; six tablespoons cold water; six tablespoons tomato catsup; six tablespoons vinegar; two tablespoons Worchester Sauce; two teaspoons sugar. THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING One cup mayonnaise; one-half cup Chili sauce; two pimen- toes one green pepper; one very small onion (chopped fine). At last add three hard boiled eggs chopped or grated. PINEAPPLE AND FIG SALAD