FoodNet

Mazdaznan encyclopedia of dietetics and home cook book

1909

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Presented as published in 1909. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Wash and pick over one peck spinach ; cook with one- half cupful water until tender. Drain and chop very fine ; then add the chopped whites of two hard-boiled eggs and sufficient French dressing to suit. Put on large platter and garnish with the crisp leaves of one head lettuce, also one hard-boiled egg cut into thin slicesSpinach Salad. 106 SANDWICHES. There is no end to the variety of sandwiches which are particularly suited for picnics, parties and traveling. A little attention and interest will soon develop an endless variety of compounds. FRUIT SANDWICH. Chop finely one-fourth pound each candied cherries, seeded raisins, and dates ; add one-fourth pound cocoanut two tablespoons grape juice, and juice of one-half orangeFruit Sandwich: mix well. Spread almond butter on slices of bread, follow with fruit, then lay together. CHEESE SANDWICH. Blend yolks of two hard-boiled eggs with one tablespoon- ful cocoanut butter, olive oil or peanutta ; add three table- spoonfuls grated cream cheese and a pinch of saltCheese Sandwich. Spread on slices of bread, having first laid on lettuce, parsley, or watercress leaves. Neufchatel may be used in place of cream cheese if desired; pinon butter instead of peanutta. FIG SANDWICH. Put into double boiler one-half pound well-washed figs, one tablespoonful sugar, one-half lemon, and one cupful water. Cook until tender; strain figs and chop very fine, then add to juice. Take twelve slices breadFig Sandwich ; dip quickly one side of each into cold water, place wet sides of two slices together and toast in moderate oven until outsides are a golden brown. Separate the slices and put between each one a thick layer of fig filling. Press together and lay away to get cold. RAISIN-NUT SANDWICH. Chop finely one-half pound each seeded layer raisins and English walnuts. Moisten with two tablespoonfuls grape juiceRaisin-Nut Sandwich, then spread on slices of bread and lay together. 107 OLIVE SANDWICH. Toast slices of bread as for ginger sandwiches. Spread on thin layer of peanutta, then Neufchatel cheese, and sprinkle with minced olivesOlive Sandwich ; olives stuffed with pimentoes may be used if desired. GINGER SANDWICH. Take eight slices of bread; dip quickly one side of each in cold water, lay wet sides together and toast to a golden brown in a moderate oven. Separate slices and put be- tween them a filling composed of four lettuce leaves and one-half ounce of candied ginger cut into small slices, then place together. SAVORY SANDWICH. Mash finely with a wooden spoon one-half pound peeled tomatoes, rub into them the yolks of two hard-boiled eggs ; add pinch of sugar, dash of cayenne pepper, and chopped whites of two hard-boiled eggs. Put one tablespoonful of olive oil or cocoanut butter into a heated stewpan, pour in the mixture and when hot add one teaspoonful flour which has been worked to a cream with a little cold water, bSavory Sandwichoil until thickened, then set away to cool. Put between slices of brown bread which have been spread with nut butter. DIVERS SANDWICH. Apple sauce with layer of whipped cream, or asparagus, spread between slices of bread, make very nice sandwiches. Also, sliced tomatoes laid between slices of bread which have been spread with French mustard and cream cheese, garnished with sorrel leaves or cress. Salsify, eggplant, or green tomato fritters garnished with horseradish and put between slices of bread make nice sandwiches. PEANUT SANDWICH. Peanut Sandwich