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Dr. M'Millan's formulas and domestic guide

1882

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Presented as published in 1882. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
S:-r crei:.. j. lable-spoonfula E^g:? 2. S~-..z a lirt'.e. Fiour to r :'■ ~ut.Snow-Ball Cake Cut into sma.i round cakes and tr^' in ho: ^ard, and while hot roll in p>owdered sugar. CAXADIAX CAKE. Flour 5^ pound. Pulv. sugar one-half pound. Fresh butter one-half fK>und. English currants ^4 pound. Orange-flower water i table-sjXKjnfuL The grated peel of half a lemon.Canadian Cake Sift the flour and sugar together and rub in the butter and the beaten eggs, and the currants and orange water. Beat all until hght and creamy. Put into tins lined v^-ith buttered paper. Put in only thin, as it will raise welL Bake in quick oven. baker's division. 207 CORN STARCH CAKE. Whites of 5 eggs. Butter I cup. Sugar 2 cups. Sweet milk i cup. Corn starch I cup. Flour 2 cups. Cream of tartar i tea-spoonful. Soda one-half tea-spoonful.Corn Starch Cake Follow general directions. RAISIN CAKE. Raisins i pound. Flour I pound. Sugar I pound. Butter I pound. Eggs 6. Sweet milk i cup. Nutmeg I. Tea-spoonful of baking powder.Raisin Cake Beat the butter to cream, beat the yolks of the eggs with the sugar, and then the flour. Now stir in the creamed butter, and, having whipped the whites to a froth, stir them in, and the milk, spices and soda, or baking powder. Now beat all till light and creamy, and then add the raisins, they having been stoned, chopped and covered with flour to cause them to mix evenly. The tin must be lined with buttered paper and baked in a quick oven. 208 DOMESTIC GUIDE. APPLE AND PEACH CAKE. Dried apples 3 cups. Molasses 2 cups. Sugar I cup. Raisins i cup. Thick sour cream I cup. Eggs 2. Soda I tea-spoonful. Cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves to taste. Flour to make a stiff batterApple and Peach Cake. Soak the apples over night, in the morning chop them fine, and cook them slowly in the molasses for I hour ; when cooled put in the sugar, raisins, beaten eggs, cream with soda in it, etc., and bake in a moderate oven. This gives moistness and a peculiarity to the cake that is very agreeable. Peaches that were peeled before drying may be used in the same manner. HICKORY NUT CAKE. Hickory nut meats i yi. cups. Butter I cup. Sugar 2 cups. Flour 4 cups. Sour milk i cup. Eggs 3. Soda I tea-spoonfulHickory Nut Cake. Have the meats chopped or broken fine and roll them evenly with half the flour. Mix the other articles in the usual way, then mix the nut- flour and bake in a moderate oven. BAKER S DIVISION. 209 PLAIN SHORT CAKE. Flour I pound. Butter J^ pound. Sugar 3 ouncesPlain Short Cake. Mix and roll out thick, bake about one-half an hour. WHITE SPONGE CAKE. White of 8 eggs. White sugar i ^ cups. Flour I cup. , Cream of tartar 2 tea-spoonfulsWhite Sponge Cake. Mix sugar, flour, and cream of tartar, then beat the whites of the eggs until stiff and mix in as quick possible with the hand. COFFEE CAKE. Nicely made coffee. Brown sugar one and one-half cups. Butter I cup. Molasses i cup. Raisins i pound. Flour 5 cups. Soda I large tea-spoonful, dissolved in the coffee. Cinnamon one-half tea-spoonful. Cloves one-half tea-spoonful. Nutmeg one-half of oneCoffee Cake. Mix and bake in a moderate oven. RAISED BISCUIT. Take some of the bread dough when light. Knead a heaping table-spoonful of butter into dough enough to fill a long tinRaised Biscuit. Mould into small 2IO DOMESTIC GUIDE. biscuits, let them rise again, and bake for 20 min- utes until done. OMELET. Sweet milk i cup. Flour I table-spoonful. Butter I table-spoonful. Omelet