FoodNetArchive

The international cook book

1929

Page 109

Presented as published in 1929. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Remove pin feathers and singe goose. Wash thoroughly. Fill with dressing, either bread, apple, or raisin. Sew up the opening. Tie wings to body securely with string. Fold neck under body and tie it securely. Press legs to side of body and tie them securely. Put goose on rack in roasting pan. Season with salt and pepper. Add enough water to cover bottom of pan. Cook in moderately hot oven (375° to 400° F.) until brown. Baste frequently while roasting. Allow twenty-five to thirty minutes per pound plus one-half hovu:. Pour grease off gravy before thickening it. Roast Duck Remove pin feathers and singe duck. Wash thoroughly. FlQ with dressing, either bread, apple, or raisin. Sew up the opening. Tie wings to body securely with string. Fold neck under body and tie it securely. Press legs to side of body and tie them securely. Put duck in roasting pan. Season with 260 RECIPES 261 salt and pepper. Add enough water to cover bottom of pan. Cook in moderately hot oven (375° to 400° F.) until brown. Baste frequently while roasting. Allow twenty minutes per pound plus one-half hour. Thicken gravy before serving. Currant jelly may be added to duck while roasting if desired. Roast Wild Duck Remove feathers. Singe well. Wash thoroughly. Cover duck with milk and soak twenty-four hours. Drain ofiF milk. Fill with bread dressing. Sew up the opening. Put into roast- ing pan. Season with salt and pepper. Add enough water to cover bottom of pan. Cook in moderately hot oven (375° to 400° F.) until brown. Baste frequently while roasting. Allow twenty minutes per poimd plus one-half hour. Thicken gravy before serving. Roast Capon Remove pin feathers and singe capon. Wash thoroughly. FUl with dressing, either bread, apple, raisin, or chestnut. Sew up the opening. Tie wings to body securely with string. Fold neck under body and tie seairely. Press legs to side of body and tie them securely. Put capon into roasting pan onto slices of bacon. Cover -^-ith slices of bacon. Season with salt and pepper. Add enough water to cover bottom of pan. Cook in moderately hot oven (375** to 400° F.) until brown. Baste frequently while roasting. Allow twenty to twenty-five minutes per pound plus one-half hour. Thicken gra\y before serving. Roast Capon with Fruit Stuffing 5 cups bread crumbs 4 pears (cut fine) y^ cup walnut meats 4 peaches (cut fine) yi cup apricots yi cup fruit juice yi cup raisins yi cup apple (cut fine) yi cup stewed prunes 2 eggs Mix the crumbs, eggs, and fruit juice with the fruit. Remove pin feathers from a sLx-pound capon. Singe and wash thor- oughly. Fill capon with fruit dressing. Sew up the opening. 262 THE INTERNATIONAL COOK BOOK Tie wings to body securely with string. Fold neck under body and tie securely. Press legs to body and tie securely. Put capon into roasting pan. Season with salt and pepper. Cover with strips of bacon. Add enough water to cover bottom of the pan. Cook in a moderately hot oven (375° to 400° F.). Baste frequently while roasting. Allow twenty-five minutes per pound plus one-half hour. Thicken gravy before serving. Roast Squab