FoodNet

Electric refrigerator menus and recipes.

1927

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Presented as published in 1927. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Almost every kind of fresh or canned fruit, alone or in combination, can be used as a first course at luncheon or dinner. Fruit should be thoroughly chilled before serving. It should not be allowed to become icy. Orange Juice Cocktails — Ho- i5 Cut a thin slice from the tops of 4 small oranges. Remove pulp and juice, add y^ cup grapes skinned and seeded ^2 cup crushed pineapple Few grains salt Lemon juice and Sugar to taste. Put in refrigerator pan, in chilling unit and leave until liquid becomes mushy, stirring occa- sionally. Serve in orange skins or in glasses sur- rounded with Crushed ice. Grapefruit Coc\tails — Hp- i6 Put in double cocktail glasses Grapefruit sections free from membrane and cut in pieces, and Strawberries, hulled and cut in pieces. Chill in refrig- erator and serve surrounded with Pale green ice, crushed, see page 54, and garnish with Mint cherries, or serve as a salad in a hollowed half of Iceburg lettuce. |63l FRUIT COCKTAILS AND FROZEN SALADS Grapefruit and Lobster Coc\tail or Salad — ?v(o. 17 Cut Grapefruit in two and remove centers with grapefruit corer. With grapefruit knife cut around each section between skin and membrane and remove membrane. Cut points with scissors or with grapefruit cutter or with a sharp knife make handles. Cover edges with finely chopped Watercress. Remove every alternate section from grapefruit and replace with Lobster or Crabmeat or Sardines. Fill center of each grapefruit with a mixture of I teaspoon celery, finely cut, and mixed with Finely cut pecan nut meat, and moistened with Mayonnaise dressing. Chill in refrigerator, directly under chilling unit and serve on individual plates garnished with Chicory and watercress. Melon Coc\tail — ?^o. 18 Remove I cup balls from a cassaba melon or a cantaloup, using a French vegetable cutter. Add I cup balls cut from an apple 1 cup Tokay grapes, skinned and seeded 2 tablespoons syrup from maraschino cherries and Pew grains salt. Chill in chilling unit. Crush plain or Colored Ice Blocks — Nos. 2 or 4. Put in the outer part of cocktail glasses. Put fruit in the inner glass and garnish with Cherries. 1 64 FRUIT COCKTAILS AND FROZEN SALADS •J Frozen Salads Frozen salads can be served as a salad course or if made of fruit may replace other dessert. They are practical and attractive for after- noon and evening parties. Tomato and Chic\en Bomhe — No. 19 Make twice the recipe for Tomato Frappe No. 28, letting it freeze until quite stiff. Mix together j4 cup cooked white meat of chicken cut in small dice >< cup string beans cut in small pieces i^ cup cold boiled rice 2 tablespoons green pepper cut in small pieces }4 cup celery cut in small pieces and }^ tablespoon chopped parsley. Add 2^ cup mayonnaise dressing mixed with ^ cup cream beaten stiff y^ tablespoon gelatine soaked in 2 tablespoons cold water and dissolved over hot water (see page 39) and }4 teaspoon salt. Garnish large refrigerator pan with stems and leaves cut from Green pepper and halves of Blanched almonds. Line with Frozen tomato reserving one-third of the mixture for the top. Fill center with the Chicken mixture, cover with reserved tomato and re- turn to chilling unit for 4 to 6 hours or until center is frozen. Serve on bed of Lettuce leaves. |[65' ^ >"* i ^. ^^^^^!*^^^^^ ^