Soak 2 c of shredded cabbage. Remove the seeds from
a sweet pepper and chop fine. Chop i T onion fine. Pare
and slice i apple, preferably a tart one✪ Cabbage and Apple Salad. Drain the cabbage,
place a layer in the bottom of the salad bowl ; over this ar-
range a layer of apple sprinkled with the chopped onion and
pepper, then some French Dressing, the cabbage and so
on until the ingredients are used. Serve very cold.
Cherry Souffle
Melt 2 T butter, add ^ c flour and ^ t salt and cook
until frothy. Add }i c milk and ^ c cream gradually, let
cook a few minutes, then add 3^ c bread crumbs, the grated
rind of ^ lemon, the yolks of 2 eggs beaten with ^4 c
sugar, and lastly ^ c stoned cherries and the stiffly beaten
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whites of the eggs. Turn into a greased mould and steam
1/4 h. Or if desired this pudding may be set in a pan of
hot water and baked in the baking dish. Serve.
Preparing the Meal
About 3 h before dinner time prepare the meat for the
pot roast, and simmer gently. If a fireless cooker is to be
used allow at least 6 h time for a 4-pound roast. About
i}^ h. before dinner make the cherry souffle and steam over
the pot roast or else bake in the oven with the squash. Pre-
pare the squash and place in the oven about i h before din-
ner. Now make the salad and set in a cool place until ready
to serve. Pare and quarter the potatoes and cook in boiling
salted water until tender, then drain and mash. Allow the
liquid on the meat to boil down and let the roast brown. If
there is too much liquid to evaporate in a short time pour off
and save for soups, gravies, etc. Remove the squash from
the oven to a hot plate, place the meat on a hot platter,
make gravy if desired, put the potatoes in a hot vegetable
dish and serve the dinner. If the pudding is not done when
ready to brown the meat, place in the oven to finish cooking,
or else place over a kettle of hot water to finish.
BREAKFAST
Wednesday Lesson 115
HOMINY GRITS — CREAM AND SUGAR
POTATO PUFFS HOT BISCUITS
COFFEE
Hominy Grits
To I quart of boiling salted water, add slowly i c (scant)
hominy grits. Boil up well, stirring all the time, then cook
slowly in the double boiler for 3 or 4 h, adding more water
from time to time if necessary, or cook in a fireless cooker
over night.
Potato Puffs
Beat 2 eggs light, add i c cold mashed potatoes, J^ c flou-
sifted with 3^ t salt and i t baking-powder. Cut from the
tip of a spoon into deep hot fat in pieces the size of an tgg.
Fry until a golden brown in color.
196 LESSONS IN COOKING
Biscuits
See pp. 24, or 78 — 2 c flour, 4 t baking-powder, j4 t
salt, I T shortening, about % c milk.
Preparing the Meal
Reheat the cereal and make the biscuits. While baking
make the coffee and the potato puffs, having the fat for
frying the latter, heating at the same time. Fry the puffs
and drain on brown paper, keeping them hot while the cereal
is served. Serve the Potato Puffs, biscuits and coffee.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Wednesday Lesson 116
MEAT SOUFFLE
BREAD AND BUTTER JELLY
OATMEAL COOKIES TEA
Meat Souffle ✪ Cherry Souffle
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Soak 2 c of shredded cabbage. Remove the seeds from
a sweet pepper and chop fine. Chop i T onion fine. Pare
and slice i apple, preferably a tart one. Drain the cabbage,
place a layer in the bottom of the salad bowl ; over this ar-
range a layer of apple sprinkled with the chopped onion and
pepper, then some French Dressing, the cabbage and so
on until the ingredients are used. Serve very cold.
Cherry Souffle
Melt 2 T butter, add ^ c flour and ^ t salt and cook
until frothy. Add }i c milk and ^ c cream gradually, let
cook a few minutes, then add 3^ c bread crumbs, the grated
rind of ^ lemon, the yolks of 2 eggs beaten with ^4 c
sugar, and lastly ^ c stoned cherries and the stiffly beaten
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whites of the eggs. Turn into a greased mould and steam
1/4 h. Or if desired this pudding may be set in a pan of
hot water and baked in the baking dish. Serve.
Preparing the Meal
About 3 h before dinner time prepare the meat for the
pot roast, and simmer gently. If a fireless cooker is to be
used allow at least 6 h time for a 4-pound roast. About
i}^ h. before dinner make the cherry souffle and steam over
the pot roast or else bake in the oven with the squash. Pre-
pare the squash and place in the oven about i h before din-
ner. Now make the salad and set in a cool place until ready
to serve. Pare and quarter the potatoes and cook in boiling
salted water until tender, then drain and mash. Allow the
liquid on the meat to boil down and let the roast brown. If
there is too much liquid to evaporate in a short time pour off
and save for soups, gravies, etc. Remove the squash from
the oven to a hot plate, place the meat on a hot platter,
make gravy if desired, put the potatoes in a hot vegetable
dish and serve the dinner. If the pudding is not done when
ready to brown the meat, place in the oven to finish cooking,
or else place over a kettle of hot water to finish.
BREAKFAST
Wednesday Lesson 115
HOMINY GRITS — CREAM AND SUGAR
POTATO PUFFS HOT BISCUITS
COFFEE
Hominy Grits
To I quart of boiling salted water, add slowly i c (scant)
hominy grits. Boil up well, stirring all the time, then cook
slowly in the double boiler for 3 or 4 h, adding more water
from time to time if necessary, or cook in a fireless cooker
over night.
Potato Puffs
Beat 2 eggs light, add i c cold mashed potatoes, J^ c flou-
sifted with 3^ t salt and i t baking-powder. Cut from the
tip of a spoon into deep hot fat in pieces the size of an tgg.
Fry until a golden brown in color.
196 LESSONS IN COOKING
Biscuits
See pp. 24, or 78 — 2 c flour, 4 t baking-powder, j4 t
salt, I T shortening, about % c milk.
Preparing the Meal
Reheat the cereal and make the biscuits. While baking
make the coffee and the potato puffs, having the fat for
frying the latter, heating at the same time. Fry the puffs
and drain on brown paper, keeping them hot while the cereal
is served. Serve the Potato Puffs, biscuits and coffee.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Wednesday Lesson 116
MEAT SOUFFLE
BREAD AND BUTTER JELLY
OATMEAL COOKIES TEA
Meat Souffle