Now make i c White Sauce. As soon as the Pufif is done
serve the breakfast.
Wednesd.vy Breakfast — Cost Food Units
German Puflf $0,102 925
Cream Sauce 038 450
334 LESSONS IN COOKING
Toast and Butter 038 600
Coffee 04
Cream for Coffee 031 200
Sugar for Coffee 002 78
Total Breakfast $0,251 2,253
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Wednesday Lesson 203
SCALLOPED POTATOES WITH BACON
CHERRY SALAD BREAD AND BUTTER
ICED TEA
Scalloped Potatoes with Bacon
Wash and pare 4 medium sized potatoes. Slice very
thinly enough to cover the bottom of a buttered baking dish.
Over them sprinkle }i t salt, j/g t pepper, and ^_ T butter in
dots, also 3^ T flour. Add another layer of thinly sliced po-
tatoes and proceed as before. When the potatoes are all
used cover the top with thin slices of bacon and add milk
until it comes to the top of the potatoes✪ Scalloped Potatoes with Bacon. Bake about I h,
or until the potatoes are tender, adding more milk if neces-
sary— that is if they become dry. The bacon imparts a
delicious and appetizing flavor to the potatoes. If more
meat is desired, alternate layers of potatoes and bacon may
be used.
Cherry Salad
Carefully remove the seeds from i pt. of California white
cherries, and fill with either filberts or hazel nuts. Arrange
on crisp lettuce leaves and serve with Mayonnaise Dressing✪ Cherry Salad.
Either fresh or canned fruit may be used.
Preparing the Meal
About i^ h before luncheon, prepare the scalloped pota-
toes and bake. About }i h later make the cherry salad and
then the iced tea. Cut the bread and butter and place on the
table with the salad. When the potatoes are done serve the
lunch. Immediately after lunch make the Coffee Charlotte
Russe and chill for dinner.
Wednesday Luncheon — Cost Food Units
Scalloped Potato and Bacon $0,084 1,100
Cherry Salad 162 625
Bread and Butter 038 600
Iced Tea 010
Sugar for Tea 004 156
Total Luncheon $0,298 2,481
JUNE MENUS 335
DINNER
Wednesday Lesson 204
RUMP ROAST WITH CATSUP
BROWNED POTATOES CREAMED CARROTS
CHOW CHOW
COFFEE CHARLOTTE RUSSE
Rump Roast with Catsup
Sprinkle a 4 lb. Rump Roast with i t salt, yi t pepper, and
2 T flour, put into a cooker, an earthen one if possible,
pour 1 c catsup✪ Rump Roast with Catsup over it, cover and bake 3 h in a moderate
oven. When well browned on one side, turn to brown
the other. The catsup gives a delicious flavor to the meat
and gravy.
Browned Potatoes
Wash and pare 6 medium sized potatoes, and i h before
the meat is done place in the pan with the meat, and bake
until brown.
Creamed Carrots
Wash and scrape 4 medium sized carrots, cut into 3^ -inch
cubes, cover with boiling salted water and cook until tender,
about 20 m. Drain, cover with i c Medium White Sauce, p.
38, and serve.
Coffee Charlotte Russe
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Now make 1 c White Sauce. As soon as the Pufif is done
serve the breakfast.
Wednesday Breakfast — Cost Food Units
German Puflf $0,102 925
Cream Sauce 038 450
Toast and Butter 038 600
Coffee 04
Cream for Coffee 031 200
Sugar for Coffee 002 78
Total Breakfast $0,251 2,253
Wednesday Lesson 203
SCALLOPED POTATOES WITH BACON
CHERRY SALAD BREAD AND BUTTER
ICED TEA
Scalloped Potatoes with Bacon
Wash and pare 4 medium sized potatoes. Slice very thinly enough to cover the bottom of a buttered baking dish. Over them sprinkle }i t salt, j/g t pepper, and ^_ T butter in dots, also 3^ T flour. Add another layer of thinly sliced potatoes and proceed as before. When the potatoes are all used cover the top with thin slices of bacon and add milk until it comes to the top of the potatoes. Bake about I h, or until the potatoes are tender, adding more milk if necessary— that is if they become dry. The bacon imparts a delicious and appetizing flavor to the potatoes. If more meat is desired, alternate layers of potatoes and bacon may be used. Cherry Salad
Carefully remove the seeds from i pt. of California white cherries, and fill with either filberts or hazel nuts. Arrange on crisp lettuce leaves and serve with Mayonnaise Dressing.
Either fresh or canned fruit may be used. Preparing the Meal
About i^ h before luncheon, prepare the scalloped potatoes and bake. About }i h later make the cherry salad and then the iced tea. Cut the bread and butter and place on the table with the salad. When the potatoes are done serve the lunch. Immediately after lunch make the Coffee Charlotte Russe and chill for dinner.
Wednesday Luncheon — Cost Food Units
Scalloped Potato and Bacon $0,084 1,100
Cherry Salad 162 625
Bread and Butter 038 600
Iced Tea 010
Sugar for Tea 004 156
Total Luncheon $0,298 2,481
Wednesday Lesson 204
RUMP ROAST WITH CATSUP
BROWNED POTATOES CREAMED CARROTS
CHOW CHOW
COFFEE CHARLOTTE RUSSE
Rump Roast with Catsup
Sprinkle a 4 lb. Rump Roast with i t salt, yi t pepper, and 2 T flour, put into a cooker, an earthen one if possible, pour 1 c catsup over it, cover and bake 3 h in a moderate oven. When well browned on one side, turn to brown the other. The catsup gives a delicious flavor to the meat and gravy. Browned Potatoes
Wash and pare 6 medium sized potatoes, and i h before the meat is done place in the pan with the meat, and bake until brown. Creamed Carrots
Wash and scrape 4 medium sized carrots, cut into 3^ -inch cubes, cover with boiling salted water and cook until tender, about 20 m. Drain, cover with i c Medium White Sauce, p. 38, and serve. Coffee Charlotte Russe
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Scalloped Potatoes with BaconCherry SaladRump Roast with CatsupBrowned PotatoesCreamed Carrots