1 tsp salt (scant) 1 ' 2 c. milk
'j t^p paprika 2 tbsp melted butter✪ Tuna Loaf
Mix ingredients thoroughly and bake in buttered baking
dish for about 30 minute-. — Mrs. John />. T re I crier.
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Boston Fish Cakes
1 can B & M fish flakes 1 egg
or 1 cup cooked fish salt and pepper to taste
2 scant cups mashed potatoes✪ Boston Fish Cakes
Mix fish, potatoes and egg quite thoroughly, shape into
patties and fry a golden brown. Use quite a little fat for fry-
ing. These can be made up in the morning and put in the ice
box till used. — Mrs. Lloyd A. Kenncll.
Escalloped Crab
Make white sauce : 1 tbsp butter
1 large can of crab 1 tbsp of flour
8 boiled eggs, ground 1 cup milk-
Add to sauce 1 tbsp of catsup, Worcestershire sauce to
flavor✪ Escalloped Crab, alternate — eggs with the crab in baking dish, then pour
sauce over the mixture, cover with crumbs and bake.
—Mrs. L. S. Eckles.
Stuffed Baked Fish
1 cup bread crumbs pepper
Yi tbsp butter )/\ cup hot water
! 8 tsp thyme 1 egg
Y\ tsp salt 1 tbsp chopped parsley
Clean fish but do not cut open. Sprinkle with salt. Mix
all ingredients and place loosely in the fish. If fish has been
cut open, sew it up. Lay fish in greased pan and bake 20 min-
utes to the pound. Serve with or without sauce.
—Mrs. E. J. Shackelford.
Jellied Salmon With Cucumber Sauce
1 can salmon V/i bsp melted butter
y2 tbsp sugar -;4 cup thin cream or milk
1 tsp salt *4 cup vinegar
Vi tbsp flour }i tbsp gelatin
1 tsp mustard 2 tbsp cold water
yolks of 2 hard boiled eggs^
Drain fish well and wash in collander, mix well with vin-
egar, add gelatin dissolved in water last, put in mold until
st.ff. Slice and serve with cucumber sauce.
— Mrs. James M. Ta\lor.
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Cucumber Sauce
Beat >S cup of heavy cream stiff, add a dash of salt and
paprika, add gradually 2 tbsp of vinegar and one medium
sized cucumber, peeled and chopped fine, with enough onion
juice to flavor✪ Cucumber Sauce. — Mrs. James M. Taylor.
Escalloped Salmon
lyi cup salmon % tsp paprika
3tbsp sweet pickle cut fine ■ J/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp lemon juice /4 cup milk
y2 cup cracker crumbs 2 tbsp fresh bread crumbs
1 egg 1 tbsp melted butter
Pick the .salmon apart with fork, add pickles, lemon juice,
cracker crumbs, egg, paprika, salt and milk. Place in a well
buttered baking dish, melt the butter, add the fresh crumbs
and spread evenly over top. Bake 20 minutes in a moderate
oven. — Mrs. Herman Jacobson.
Salmon Loaf
1 can of choice red salmon 2 eggs well beaten
]/2 lb of rolled crackers season with salt and pepper
Mix well and add enough milk to make a perfect mold.
More crackers may be added according to the desired size of
loaf. Bake in moderate oven Y\ to 1 hour. Place mold on
platter and pour creamed peas✪ Salmon Loaf over before serving. For
creamed peas prepare rich white sauce and put in either fresh
or canned peas. — Mrs. Ralph A. Thompson.
Salmon Loaf
Juice of 1 lemon 2 egj4's
1 cup of cracker crumbs dash of cayenne pepper
1 onion salt and pepper to taste
3 tbsp of milk
This dish may be prepared from either canned salmon or
boiled salmon.
Sbred 1 can salmon, or 2 cups of cold boiled salmon | re-
moving bones) into mixing bowl. Add onion which has been
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1 tsp salt (scant) 1 ' 2 c. milk
'j t^p paprika 2 tbsp melted butter
Mix ingredients thoroughly and bake in buttered baking
dish for about 30 minute-. — Mrs. John />. T re I crier.
-53-
Luncheon Dishes Thursday Club Delicacies
Boston Fish Cakes
1 can B & M fish flakes 1 egg
or 1 cup cooked fish salt and pepper to taste
2 scant cups mashed potatoes
Mix fish, potatoes and egg quite thoroughly, shape into
patties and fry a golden brown. Use quite a little fat for fry-
ing. These can be made up in the morning and put in the ice
box till used. — Mrs. Lloyd A. Kenncll.
Escalloped Crab
Make white sauce : 1 tbsp butter
1 large can of crab 1 tbsp of flour
8 boiled eggs, ground 1 cup milk-
Add to sauce 1 tbsp of catsup, Worcestershire sauce to
flavor, alternate — eggs with the crab in baking dish, then pour
sauce over the mixture, cover with crumbs and bake.
—Mrs. L. S. Eckles.
Stuffed Baked Fish
1 cup bread crumbs pepper
Yi tbsp butter )/\ cup hot water
! 8 tsp thyme 1 egg
Y\ tsp salt 1 tbsp chopped parsley
Clean fish but do not cut open. Sprinkle with salt. Mix
all ingredients and place loosely in the fish. If fish has been
cut open, sew it up. Lay fish in greased pan and bake 20 min-
utes to the pound. Serve with or without sauce.
—Mrs. E. J. Shackelford.
Jellied Salmon With Cucumber Sauce
1 can salmon V/i bsp melted butter
y2 tbsp sugar -;4 cup thin cream or milk
1 tsp salt *4 cup vinegar
Vi tbsp flour }i tbsp gelatin
1 tsp mustard 2 tbsp cold water
yolks of 2 hard boiled eggs^
Drain fish well and wash in collander, mix well with vin-
egar, add gelatin dissolved in water last, put in mold until
st.ff. Slice and serve with cucumber sauce.
— Mrs. James M. Ta\lor.
Thursday Club Delicacies Luncheon Dishes
Cucumber Sauce
Beat >S cup of heavy cream stiff, add a dash of salt and
paprika, add gradually 2 tbsp of vinegar and one medium
sized cucumber, peeled and chopped fine, with enough onion
juice to flavor. — Mrs. James M. Taylor.
Escalloped Salmon
lyi cup salmon % tsp paprika
3tbsp sweet pickle cut fine ■ J/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp lemon juice /4 cup milk
y2 cup cracker crumbs 2 tbsp fresh bread crumbs
1 egg 1 tbsp melted butter
Pick the .salmon apart with fork, add pickles, lemon juice,
cracker crumbs, egg, paprika, salt and milk. Place in a well
buttered baking dish, melt the butter, add the fresh crumbs
and spread evenly over top. Bake 20 minutes in a moderate
oven. — Mrs. Herman Jacobson.
Salmon Loaf
1 can of choice red salmon 2 eggs well beaten
]/2 lb of rolled crackers season with salt and pepper
Mix well and add enough milk to make a perfect mold.
More crackers may be added according to the desired size of
loaf. Bake in moderate oven Y\ to 1 hour. Place mold on
platter and pour creamed peas over before serving. For
creamed peas prepare rich white sauce and put in either fresh
or canned peas. — Mrs. Ralph A. Thompson.
Salmon Loaf
Juice of 1 lemon 2 egj4's
1 cup of cracker crumbs dash of cayenne pepper
1 onion salt and pepper to taste
3 tbsp of milk
This dish may be prepared from either canned salmon or
boiled salmon.
Sbred 1 can salmon, or 2 cups of cold boiled salmon | re-
moving bones) into mixing bowl. Add onion which has been
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