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Kentucky receipt book

1903

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Presented as published in 1903. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
To one ^gg well beaten, add 1 cup of rich milk, a dash of saltFrench Toast. Cut thin slices of bread, and dip in this mixture long enough to be- come moistened, then brown on hot buttered griddle. Spread with butter and serve hot. Glam Toast. Chop 2 dozen clams into small pieces, simmer a few minutes. Beat yolks of 2 eggs, add 2 wine glasses of cream and a dash of cayenne pepper. Pour over clams, simmer, pour over buttered toast and serve. Nun's Toast. Boil 5 eggs and cut into slices. Put in frying pan 1 dessertspoon of butter; when it bubbles add 1 small onion chopped fine, let it cook but not change color ; add 1 teaspoon flour, 1 cup new milk, salt and pepper ; stir rapidly to prevent lumping • then put in slices of ^%% to heat. Have thin slices of hot buttered toastNun's Toast and pour on this sauce. Serve at once. Mushrooms on Toast. Cut in pieces 1 can of mushrooms, mince % pound raw beefsteak. Put 1 tablespoon butter in frying pan, add the steak, a dash of cayenne pepper, salt and 3 tablespoons hot waterMushrooms on Toast. Fry until juices are extracted from the meat, and press with a spoon until a dry pulp. Then remove meat and add mushrooms to this gravy for a few min- utes. If not moist enough, add more butter. Stir with a fork. Serve on hot buttered toast. One wine glass of sherry wine may be added to mushrooms in frying pan, if preferred. Sweetbread Sandwiches. Parboil 1 set of sweetbreads, remove membranes and put through a grinder. Moisten with whipped cream, add a little lemon juice, cayenne pepper and salt. Spread on thin slices of buttered breadSweetbread Sandwiches, or bread cut round with a cutter. Cover with leaves of water- cress, add another slice of bread and press together. 124 KENTUCKY RECEIPT BOi>K. Oucuxnber Sandwich. Cut thin strips of cucuihbers, put in cold salt water 1 hour, then dry on a cloth. Butter thin squares of brown bread, place on the cucumber, cover with French dressing, add another square of bread, and press together. Serve with fish, or as an entree. Nut Sandwich. Take equal parts of grated cheese, and English walnuts pounded to a powder, moisten with cream, and add a dash of salt. Spread on thin squares of buttered bread. Candied Cherry Sandwich. Take 1 nint of candied cherries, and chop fine, moisten with orange juice. Spread on squares of bread lightly buttered, add an- other square of bread, and press together. Fig Sandwich. Use canned figs and chop to a paste. Spread sandwich with crea^ied butter, then the fig paste, press together, and add another slice ^of bread. The sandwich should be dainty, and forms an attrac- tive addition at a small function. Date Sandwich. Have 1 pint of dates after removing pit and scales, break in small pieces, and add an equal quantity of pecans crushed fine. Moisten with creamed butter and add a dash of salt. Spread be- tween rounds or triangles of bread. Chocolate Sandwich. Butter thin slices of white bread, and trim off crusts. Grate Bakers chocolate, and sweeten with granulated sugar, add 1 des- sertspoon butter, and the chocolate, boil a few minutes. Cool, and if too thick, thin with cream, and spread on squares or rounds of but- tered bread. Serve with a cup of tea. Olive Sandwich. Have 1 pint of olives after removing the pit, add 1-3 quantity of capers and chop fine. Mix with mayonnaise dressing, and spread on rounds or triangles of buttered bread. Lettuce Sandwich. Select tender crisp lettuce, wash and wipe it dry. When ready to serve, have bread cut in thin slices, butter and place on lettuce leaf, spread lightly with Mayonnaise and add another slice of bread, press together and continue to add bread until a sufficient quantity has been prepared. KENTUCKY RECEIPT BOOK. 125 Harmalade Sandwich. Cucumber Sandwich