1 T boiling water, i m or so, then add to the butter mix-
ture. Add I c flour, mixed and sifted with i t baking
powder, then yi c nut meats and 5^ c raisins✪ Chocolate Hermits, scalded and
seeded. Cut and fold in the stiffly beaten white of the egg,
and when well mixed place the dough in a cold place. When
thoroughly chilled, roll out very thin, cut into shape, and
bake in a moderate oven.
Preparing the Meal
About ^ h before lunch, prepare the meat for the pies,
then make the dough and put on the pies. Roll out the
Hermit dough, made in the morning, cut, and bake at the
same time as the meat pies. Make the tea and serve the
lunch.
DINNER
Wednesday Lesson 161
BLANQUETTES OF CALVES' HEARTS
BOILED RICE GREEN PEAS
KIDNEY BEAN SALAD
PINEAPPLE SNOW
Blanquettes of Calves' Hearts
Wash 2 calves' hearts thoroughly in cold water and cut
into I inch cubes. Put ihem into a saucepan, cover with i
qt boiling water, boil up, skim, then simmer gently for 2 h.
When tender, mix together 3 T butter and 3 T flour, add
2 c of the liquor in which the hearts were cooked, stir until
boiling, add i t salt and a dash of pepper. Beat i egg✪ Blanquettes of Calves' Hearts
slightly, pour the gravy slowly onto it, mixing well, add
the hearts, and serve at once.
APBIL MENUS 263
Boiled Rice
Half c rice, i pt boiling water, i t salt, boil rapidly until
tender.
Green Peas
Drain the liquor from i can peas, heat with ^ c water,
add I T butter, 3^ t salt, i t sugar, dash of pepper, and
serve at once.
Kidney Bean Salad
Drain the liquor from i can kidney beans, add 2 hard
boiled eggs, sliced, ^ c diced celery, cover with salad dress-
ing (^ t mustard, yi t salt, lYz T sugar, y% c vinegar,
yolks of 3 eggs ; see p 29), and serve cold on lettuce leaves.
Pineapple Snow
Scald 2 c milk. Mix 4 T cornstarch, 4 T sugar, and 5^ t
salt well together, mix to a paste with % c cold milk, and
add to the hot milk. Cook 15 or 20 m; add several spoon-
fuls, a little at a time, to the beaten yolks of 2 eggs. Return
to the thickened milk and cook several m longer. Remove
from the fire, fold in the stiffly beaten whites of 2 eggs and
y2 c grated pineapple. Pour into wet moulds, and, when set,
serve very cold.
Preparing the Meal
About 254 h before dinner time, prepare the hearts and
start to cooking. Make the salad, arrange on lettuce leaves
and set in a cool place until needed.
One h before dinner, blanch and cook the rice, and 10 m
before serving, open and drain a can of peas, heat and
season. Make the gravy for the hearts, and serve the
dinner.
The pudding has been made in the morning, after break-
fast.
BREAKFAST
Thursday Lesson 162
WHEAT BERRIES WITH BAKED APPLES — CREAM AND SUGAR
FRENCH HASH DRY TOAST
COFFEE
Wheat Berries
Heat to make thoroughly crisp, then serve with apples
previously cooked, or with other stewed fruit.
264 LESSONS IN COOKING
French Hash
Chop finely any pieces of heart left from the preceding
dinner. Reheat in the gravy. Toast 4 pieces of bread and
carefully poach 4 eggs. On top of the toast pile the chopped
hearts, and on top of this place a poached egg. Serve at
once. If the heart is not on hand, it will have to be cooked
previously, according to directions in Lesson 161.
Preparing the Meal
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1 T boiling water, i m or so, then add to the butter mixture. Add I c flour, mixed and sifted with i t baking powder, then yi c nut meats and 5^ c raisins, scalded and seeded. Cut and fold in the stiffly beaten white of the egg, and when well mixed place the dough in a cold place. When thoroughly chilled, roll out very thin, cut into shape, and bake in a moderate oven.
Preparing the Meal
About ^ h before lunch, prepare the meat for the pies, then make the dough and put on the pies. Roll out the Hermit dough, made in the morning, cut, and bake at the same time as the meat pies. Make the tea and serve the lunch.
Wednesday Lesson 161
BLANQUETTES OF CALVES' HEARTS
BOILED RICE GREEN PEAS
KIDNEY BEAN SALAD
PINEAPPLE SNOW
Blanquettes of Calves' Hearts
Wash 2 calves' hearts thoroughly in cold water and cut into I inch cubes. Put them into a saucepan, cover with i qt boiling water, boil up, skim, then simmer gently for 2 h. When tender, mix together 3 T butter and 3 T flour, add
2 c of the liquor in which the hearts were cooked, stir until boiling, add i t salt and a dash of pepper. Beat i egg slightly, pour the gravy slowly onto it, mixing well, add the hearts, and serve at once.
Boiled Rice
Half c rice, i pt boiling water, i t salt, boil rapidly until tender. Green Peas
Drain the liquor from i can peas, heat with ^ c water, add I T butter, 3^ t salt, i t sugar, dash of pepper, and serve at once. Kidney Bean Salad
Drain the liquor from i can kidney beans, add 2 hard boiled eggs, sliced, ^ c diced celery, cover with salad dressing (^ t mustard, yi t salt, lYz T sugar, y% c vinegar, yolks of 3 eggs ; see p 29), and serve cold on lettuce leaves. Pineapple Snow
Scald 2 c milk. Mix 4 T cornstarch, 4 T sugar, and 5^ t salt well together, mix to a paste with % c cold milk, and add to the hot milk. Cook 15 or 20 m; add several spoonfuls, a little at a time, to the beaten yolks of 2 eggs. Return to the thickened milk and cook several m longer. Remove from the fire, fold in the stiffly beaten whites of 2 eggs and y2 c grated pineapple. Pour into wet moulds, and, when set, serve very cold. Preparing the Meal
About 254 h before dinner time, prepare the hearts and start to cooking. Make the salad, arrange on lettuce leaves and set in a cool place until needed.
One h before dinner, blanch and cook the rice, and 10 m before serving, open and drain a can of peas, heat and season. Make the gravy for the hearts, and serve the dinner.
The pudding has been made in the morning, after breakfast.
Thursday Lesson 162
WHEAT BERRIES WITH BAKED APPLES — CREAM AND SUGAR
FRENCH HASH DRY TOAST
Wheat Berries
Heat to make thoroughly crisp, then serve with apples previously cooked, or with other stewed fruit.
French Hash
Chop finely any pieces of heart left from the preceding dinner. Reheat in the gravy. Toast 4 pieces of bread and carefully poach 4 eggs. On top of the toast pile the chopped hearts, and on top of this place a poached egg. Serve at once. If the heart is not on hand, it will have to be cooked previously, according to directions in Lesson 161. Preparing the Meal
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