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1912

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Presented as published in 1912. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
In the bottom of small moulds, or one large mould, place a layer of bottled "pearl onions." Line the sides of the moulds with alternate strips of red and green sweet peppers or pimentoes and green string beans. Over the pearl onions place a layer of sliced tomatoes, then string beans, then a few cooked peas, with sliced tomatoes on top. Soak 2 T granu- lated gelatin in 54 c cold water, dissolve in i^ c boiling water, add 6 T lemon juiceSalamagundi Salad, and ^ c sugar. Mix all well together, and pour over the salad, until it comes to the top of the moulds. Set away in a cold place until well set, chill, then turn out of the moulds, and serve. Asparagus may be used instead of the beans, and other substitutes may be made if desired. Peach Parfait Slice thinly enough peaches to make }i c, and cover with J^ c sugar. Cook ^ c sugar and 2 T water to the thread stage, and pour onto the stiffly beaten whites of 2 eggs, beat- ing, well all the time. While this is cooling whip i c cream stiff, then press the peaches through a sieve, and add to the egg mixture, together with the juice of ^ lemon. Fold in the whipped cream, turn into a mould, seal, and bury in equal portions of salt and chopped ice. Let stand for 3 or 4 h. Preparing the Meal About 13^ h before dinner put the chicken prepared the previous day on to cook. Also at this time scrape the new potatoes and cover with cold water until time to cook. Half an hour before dinner cook the potatoes, and 10 m before dinner cut the bread and butter, unmould the Salamagundi Salad made in the morning, fill the glasses, and place on the table. Cut the cake and place on a side table until needed. Serve the dinner. JULY MENUS 385 Sunday Dinner — Cost Food Units Smothered Chicken (IVa lbs.) 297 1,068 New Potatoes 04 600 Salamagundi Salad 131 778 Peach Parf ait 10 1,554 Cake 027 696 Bread and Butter 038 600 Total Dinner $0,633 5,296 SUPPER Sunday Lesson 239 CLUB SANDWICHES RASPBERRIES AND CREAM Club Sandwiches On pieces of hot buttered toast arrange slices of broiled bacon. Over this place slices of cold cooked chicken, and over the chicken spread salad dressing. Cover with another piece of toast, and serve. Raspberries Wash and stem the berries, cover with sugar, and serve with cream. Preparing the Meal About 15 m before supper, broil 8 thin slices of baconClub Sandwiches, and while cooking make 8 slices of toast. Prepare the ber- ries and place on the table, then finish making the sand- wiches, and serve the supper. SDND.4Y Supper — - Cost Food Units Club Sandwiches 174 1,412 Red Raspberries and Sugar 088 728 Cream for Berries 031 200 Total Supper $0,293 2,340 Total for Dav 1.206 9,947 Per Day per Person 301 2,487 JULY aiENUS— COST AND FOOD VALUES— FOUR PEKSONS Summary — Cost Food Units Monday— Total $1,153 9,735 Tuesday — Total 1.456 9,054 Wednesday— Total 1.139 10,171 Thursday— Total 1.124 10,010 Friday- Total 1.136 8,944 Saturday— Total 1.194 10,925 Sunday— Total 1.206 9,947 Total for Week (4) $8,408 68,786 Total for Week (1) 2.102 17,196 AvER.^GE PER Day per Person. . . .300 2,456 386 LESSONS IN COOKING CHILD'S FOURTH OF JULY PARTY Lesson 240 SALMON CROQUETTES NEW POTATO BALLS IN CREAM RED RADISHES RED BEETS HOT ROLLS RASPBERRY, PINEAPPLE, AND PLUM SALAD WITH LEMON CREAM SAUCE STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM COOKIES TORPEDO CANDIES Raspberry, Pineapple, and Plum Salad