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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.
One can of mushrooms, 1 kitchen spoon butter, 8 eggs, pepper and salt. Drain mushrooms and cut into small pieces, melt butter in chafing dish or omelet pan, then add them to butter, and cook until tender. Beat eggs together, until light, add to mushrooms, with pepper and salt, stir constantly until cooked. Serve on hot toast. Asparagus tips may be substituted for mushrooms. French Omelet. Six fresh tomatoes, ^4 can French peas, 2 tablespoons butter, 6 eggs, pepper and salt. Scald tomatoes, remove seed, and dice, put in saucepan a moment. Pour peas in another saucepan to heat, adding butter, pepper and salt. Prepare omelet, have 1 table- spoon melted butter in omelet pan ; when done, have peas and toma- toes combined, and quickly spread over center, and roll. Serve at once. Egg Omelet. Take 6 eggs and beat separately. Allow 6 tablespoons of sweet milk to the yolks, add a large lump of butter, the milk, pepper and sAlt. Stir in the beaten whites lightly, pour the mixture in a hot skillet with a lump of butter, and as it cpoks roll omelet with a spoon. Omelet. Take 6 eggs and beat separately. To yolks add 1 tablespoon of flour and % pint of sweet milk,Omelet stir in whites lightly and put in bak- ing dish to cook. Have some melted butter, pepper and salt, and pour over omelette. Serve at once. Spanish Omelet. Cut 4 ounces of bacon in thin slices, and then into half inch squares, fry gently until crisp. Add 1 small onion, a medium-size tomato, and 6 mushrooms, chopping all fine. Rub a freshly cut clove of garlic on the spoon to be used for stirring ; cook 15 minutes. Break in a bowl, 6 eggs; season with 1 saltspoon of salt and ^ saltspoon of white pepper. Give it a dozen strong strokes and turn into fry- ing pan, in which 1 heaping teaspoon of butterSpanish Omelet has been melted, and spread over the bottom and side. Shake until nearly set. Spread the bacon and vegetables quickly over; fold, and put in oven for 1 minute; turn upon a heated platter, and serve at once. Rolled Egg Omelet. Six eggs beaten separately, a little minced ham, 1 heaping table- spoon of butter, pepper and salt ; add ingredients to eggs. Put but- ter in a hot skillet, and pour in the omelet. Set inside of stove to KENTUCKY RECEIPT BOOK. 155 cook; when done begin to fold it from the end with a battereake turner. If desired pour on a gill of rumRolled Egg Omelet, and set on fire when ready to serve. Mushroom Omelet. Prepare J. cup of large button mushrooms, or canned mushrooms, cut in small pieces. Put in saucepan 1 ounce of butter and let melt, add mushrooms, 1 teaspoon of salt, % teaspoon of pepper, ^ cup of cream or milk. Dissolve 1 teaspoon of flour in a little cold milk, and stir rapidly to prevent lumping. Boil 10 minutes, then set aside until omelet is ready. Make an omelet of 6 eggsMushroom Omelet in usual way, when ready to fold, turn mushrooms over the center, and serve at once. Chicken Omelet. Mince fine 1 cup of cold chicken, put in saucepan 1 cup of cream, 1 tablespoon butter, salt and pepper, thicken with 1 dessert- spoon flour, cook sauce until of good consistency. Prepare an ome- let of 6 eggsChicken Omelet, in usual way, when ready to fold, gpur on this chicken, serve at once. Oyster Omelet. Parboil 10 oysters in their liquor, remove and drain. Chop oys- ters, and keep hot in saucepan, when ready to fold omelet, quickly spread and fold. Serve at once. Sweet Omelet. Beat 6 eggsOyster Omelet separately, add to yolks 6 teaspoons powdered sugar, and stir lightly into whites. Cook in omelet pan, with 1 tablespoon melted butter. When ready to fold, spread with jelly, marmalade, or cover surface thickly with powdered sugar, and score with hot poker. Serve at once. Rice Omelet. Rice Omelet