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Mrs. Ericsson Hammond's salad appetizer cook book...

1924

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Presented as published in 1924. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Select even-sized small sweet potatoes; put them in water with some salt with the skin on and cook until they are soft; then remove the skin and cut the potato in form of a pyramid; with a small potato scooper scoop out the top about an inch in depth and the size of a thimble. Put them in a pan with butter and cook them on the fire in butter for about five minutes [do not allow them to get brown]; sprinkle them with finely chopped parsleyBoiled Sweet Potatoes with Marshmallow a la American. Arrange them in a vegetable dish with butter and chopped parsley and fill them with the marshmallow that has been prepared during the time. Garnish with parsley. Serve with any kind of meat dish. Baked Sweet Potato with Caramel a la Ericsson Hammond Patates au four au Caramel a V Ericsson Hammond Cook sweet potatoes [see above recipe]; when they are cooked and peeled cut them in slices on a bias; put them in a frying pan on the stove with two good spoons of butter and let them cook in the butter for about ten minutes [take care not to allow them to get burned]; sprinkle them with a little pepper and salt. Arrange them in a low glass casserole plate that has been well buttered; cover them with caramel and sprinkle with sugarBaked Sweet Potato with Caramel a la Ericsson Hammond on top. Put them in a hot oven and let them bake for about ten minutes. Lift them on a platter on top of a paper doily with a bunch of parsley at the plate if there is no casserole ring at hand. Serve as a vegetable with any kind of hot meat. Frozen Desserts Vanilla Strawberry Ice Cream a la Winifred Glace a Vanille aux F raises a la Winifred Put a half cup of sugar on the stove with three tablespoons of water and cook it until it ropes. In the meantime, beat the whites of two eggs to a stiff meringue; add the cooked sugar to the whites and stir it on cracked ice until it is smooth. When it is cold flavor it with some vanilla; add to it three cups of rich whipped cream. Glaze individual ice cream moulds in shape of an apple with aspic and line them with the cream; to the half of the cream add a half cup of mashed strawberries (if that does not give it sufficient color add to the shade a little of the fruit coloringVanilla Strawberry Ice Cream a la Winifred). Fill in the center of each form with the strawberry cream, close the forms, put them in the freezer, pack in salt and ice and freeze about three hours. When ready to serve turn them out on a foun¬ dation of Five-minute Cakes that have been split and filled with mashed sweetened strawberries. Decorate on each with a straw¬ berry that has been dipped in caramel and in the center put a large rosette of spun sugar as the illustration shows, and in between each on the foundation put a strawberry and a sugar border around. Mousse in Peach a la Ericsson Hammond Mousse en Peches a 1’ Ericsson Hammond Mousse in Peach a la Ericsson Hammond