FoodNet

A laboratory manual of foods and cookery

1916

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Presented as published in 1916. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Mix all ingredients except the raisins with water to cover and allow the mixture to cook 6 hours slowly, adding water as necessary to prevent burning. When ready to use, add the raisins. Spread in a pastry shell, dot over with small pieces of butter, and cover with upper crust. • Green Tomato Mince Meat 1 Ingredients : 2 c. chopped green tomato 2 c. brown sugar 2 c. chopped sweet apples ^ c. molasses | c. cracker crumbs | c. vinegar | c. butter i c. raisins i tbsp. each : i c. currants cinnamon mace cloves nutmegGreen Tomato Mince Meat Method : Mix all the ingredients except the butter and allow the mixture to cook slowly until thick. Add the butter just before removing from the fire. This mixture is sufficient for three pies. Turnovers Cut paste in squares and fold over the filling as triangles or in circles as half circles. Tarts Cover back of tin cups with paste, prick, bake, remove from crust and fill. Cut 2 circles of paste. Remove center of one and put the two circles together with cold water. Bake and place a small amount of filling in each. 1 Students who grow their own tomatoes will find this an excellent way to utilize tomatoes which are still green at frost. PASTRY 241 SCORE CARDS Two-crust Pie General appearance 20 Form (5) Attractiveness (5) Design (5) Workmanship (5) Pastry 45 Upper crust Flakiness (5) Tenderness (5) Surface (5) Palatability (5) Bake (10) Under crust Color (5) Bake (5) Rim (5) Filling 30 Flavor (20) Consistency (5) Thoroughness of cooking (5) Ease of serving 5 Too One-crust Pie General appearance 20 Color (10) Shape (10) Pastry 35 Color (5) Tenderness (5) Surface (5) Palatability (10) Bake (10) Filling 40 Consistency (5) Flavor (30) Smoothness (5) Ease of serving . . , 5 Too R 242 LABORATORY MANUAL OF FOODS AND COOKERY One-crust Pie and Meringue General appearance 20 Workmanship (10) Attractiveness (10) Pastry 30 Color (5) Flakiness (5) Tenderness (5) Surface (5) Palatability (5) Condition (5) Filling 30 Consistency (5) Smoothness (5) Flavor (20) Meringue 15 Color (3) Surface (3) Lightness (3) Tenderness (3) Bake (3) Ease of serving 5 100 CHAPTER XVI FLOUR MIXTURES USING SOUR MILK, BUTTERMILK, SOUR CREAM Brown Bread Ingredients : 2 c. graham flour i c. sour milk or butter- i c. corn meal milk i c. sweet milk | c. molasses 1 tsp. soda i tsp. saltBrown Bread Method : Mix the graham flour well with the corn meal, sifting the soda and salt with the corn meal. Add the liquid ingredients and stir thoroughly. Bake in a well-greased covered pan or mold in a moderate oven two hours. Indian Bread Ingredients : 2 c. corn meal 2 c. sour milk 1 1 c. flour i c. molasses 2 tsp. soda i tsp. saltIndian Bread Method : Sift soda, salt, and flour. Add the corn meal, mix well and add the liquid ingredients. Turn into a buttered mold and steam 3 hours. Steamed Graham Bread Ingredients : i egg i c. sour milk i c. graham flour | c. molasses i c. wheat flour i tsp. soda | tsp. saltSteamed Graham Bread 243 244 LABORATORY MANUAL OF FOODS AND COOKERY Method : Sift the soda, salt, and wheat flour. Mix well with the graham flour, add the liquid ingredients and lastly the egg, slightly beaten. Turn into a well-greased mold and steam two hours.