Note: If the fresh tomatoes cannot be secured use the
canned, and lay in layers in baking dish, alternating with
the above mixture, and bake as for scalloped.
New Beets — Pickled
Wash 6 medium sized beets✪ New Beets - Pickled thoroughly and cook until
tender in boiling water. From ^ to 3 h will be required
dependent upon the age of the beets. Tender new beets
will cook in }i h. Drain, cover with cold water, and with
the hands slip off the skins. Then slice the beets into }i
inch slices, cover with vinegar, and let stand several h be-
fore using.
Peach Canapes
Saute circular pieces of sponge cake in butter until deli-
cately browned. Drain canned peaches from their syrup,
cover with powdered sugar, and add a few drops lemon
juice and a slight grating of nutmeg. Melt i T butter, add
the peaches and enough syrup to keep them from burning,
heat thoroughly, and serve on the browned cake. Serve
hot with or without cream as desired.
Preparing the Meal
About I % h before dinner time prepare the veal for the
fricassee and start to cooking. Wash and pare the pota-
toes and stand in cold water. Wash and remove the pulp
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from the tomatoes, prepare the stufifing- and refill the shells.
Now cook the potatoes in salted water and put the to-
matoes in the oven. Cut the cake left from the preceding
evening into circular pieces, and saute in butter to a golden
brown. Open and drain a can of peaches and heat with i
T butter and a little syrup. Drain the meat from the broth,
dredge with flour and brown in pork fat. Then make 2 c
of browned sauce, using the strained broth for the liquid.
Drain and mash the potatoes, remove the tomatoes from
the oven, put the meat on a hot platter, pouring the sauce
around it, and serve the dinner.
Heat the peaches for the canapes just before serving.
BREAKFAST
Friday Lesson 187
CANNED PLUMS
LAMB CHOPS BUTTERED TOAST
COFFEE
Lamb Chops
Wipe shoulder chops, broil about 7 m in a hot frying
pan, browning both sides, sprinkle with salt and pepper,
spread with butter✪ Lamb Chops and serve.
Preparing the Meal
Wipe the chops and start to cooking. Open a can of
plums and place the fruit on the table in individual por-
tions ; make the toast and coffee, not forgetting to turn the
chops occasionally. Serve the fruit, then the chops, toast
and coffee. Immediately after breakfast make the potato
biscuits and set to rise, then make and shape the veal cro-
quettes for lunch.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Friday Lesson 188
VEAL CROQUETTES CURRANT JELLY
POTATO BISCUITS TEA
Veal Croquettes
Grind enough meat left from the preceding evening to
fill I c. Make i c Thick White Sauce (4 T flour), add to
it ^ c breadcrumbs, 3^ t onion juice, i T each, chopped
celery and parsley, ^ t salt and the chopped meat. Mix
thoroughly and when cold shape as desired, cone, square.
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cylinder, etc., then egg and crumb, and fry in deep hot
fat until brown✪ Veal Croquettes and heated throughout.
Potato Biscuit
Scald ^ c milk. To it add 3^ T butter, i T sugar, /z t
salt, and 3^ c mashed potato, white or sweet as desired.
When lukewarm add yeast cake dissolved in ^ c luke-
warm water. Mix the sponge with 1^2 c or 2 c flour, or
until stiff enough to knead. When smooth let rise until
double in bulk, thf n knead, shape, let rise again and bake.
Preparing the Meal
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Note: If the fresh tomatoes cannot be secured use the canned, and lay in layers in baking dish, alternating with the above mixture, and bake as for scalloped. New Beets — Pickled
Wash 6 medium sized beets thoroughly and cook until tender in boiling water. From ^ to 3 h will be required dependent upon the age of the beets. Tender new beets will cook in }i h. Drain, cover with cold water, and with the hands slip off the skins. Then slice the beets into }i inch slices, cover with vinegar, and let stand several h before using.
Peach Canapes
Saute circular pieces of sponge cake in butter until delicately browned. Drain canned peaches from their syrup, cover with powdered sugar, and add a few drops lemon juice and a slight grating of nutmeg. Melt i T butter, add the peaches and enough syrup to keep them from burning, heat thoroughly, and serve on the browned cake. Serve hot with or without cream as desired.
Preparing the Meal
About I % h before dinner time prepare the veal for the fricassee and start to cooking. Wash and pare the potatoes and stand in cold water. Wash and remove the pulp
from the tomatoes, prepare the stuffing and refill the shells. Now cook the potatoes in salted water and put the tomatoes in the oven. Cut the cake left from the preceding evening into circular pieces, and saute in butter to a golden brown. Open and drain a can of peaches and heat with i T butter and a little syrup. Drain the meat from the broth, dredge with flour and brown in pork fat. Then make 2 c of browned sauce, using the strained broth for the liquid. Drain and mash the potatoes, remove the tomatoes from the oven, put the meat on a hot platter, pouring the sauce around it, and serve the dinner.
Heat the peaches for the canapes just before serving.
Friday Lesson 187
CANNED PLUMS
LAMB CHOPS BUTTERED TOAST
Lamb Chops
Wipe shoulder chops, broil about 7 m in a hot frying pan, browning both sides, sprinkle with salt and pepper, spread with butter and serve. Preparing the Meal
Wipe the chops and start to cooking. Open a can of plums and place the fruit on the table in individual portions ; make the toast and coffee, not forgetting to turn the chops occasionally. Serve the fruit, then the chops, toast and coffee. Immediately after breakfast make the potato biscuits and set to rise, then make and shape the veal croquettes for lunch.
Friday Lesson 188
VEAL CROQUETTES CURRANT JELLY POTATO BISCUITS TEA
Veal Croquettes
Grind enough meat left from the preceding evening to fill I c. Make i c Thick White Sauce (4 T flour), add to it ^ c breadcrumbs, 3^ t onion juice, i T each, chopped celery and parsley, ^ t salt and the chopped meat. Mix thoroughly and when cold shape as desired, cone, square.
cylinder, etc., then egg and crumb, and fry in deep hot fat until brown and heated throughout. Potato Biscuit
Scald ^ c milk. To it add 3^ T butter, i T sugar, /z t salt, and 3^ c mashed potato, white or sweet as desired. When lukewarm add yeast cake dissolved in ^ c lukewarm water. Mix the sponge with 1^2 c or 2 c flour, or until stiff enough to knead. When smooth let rise until double in bulk, thf n knead, shape, let rise again and bake. Preparing the Meal
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New Beets - PickledPeach CanapesLamb ChopsVeal Croquettes