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Presented as published in 1929. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
TWENTY SANDWICH SUGGESTIONS 1. Raisins worked into Xeufchatel cheese. 2. Chopped raisins, figs, dates or prunes, and nut-meats mois- tened with mayonnaise dressing or lemon-juice. 3. The well-whipped white of an egg mixed with a cup each of chopped raisins and nut-meats, seasoned \s-ith a little salt. 4. Peanut butter moistened with salad dressing and mixed with raisins, dates, figs or bananas. 5. Equal parts olives, peanut butter. celer\', mixed with a little salad dressing. 6. Peanut butter mixed with chopped dill, sweet or sour pickles. 7. Cream cheese and chopped stuffed olives. 8. Chopped stuffed olives and chopped nuts, moistened with salad dressing. 9. Cream cheese and shredded pineapple between very thin slices of bread. 10. Tunafish mixed with parsley, lemon-juice, seasoning and a bit of onion. 11. Cream cheese and chopped nuts. 12. Ground boiled ham and chopped pickles or chopped peanuts. 13. Cottage cheese and pickles, olives, nuts or pimientos. 14. Currant jam with pounded walnut meats and creamed butter. Pass with cream cheese. Preserved currants may be substituted in this combination. 15. Boston brown bread with cream cheese or mayonnaise and chopped nuts and raisins. 16. Rounds of brown bread spread with chopped olives, minced lettuce and watercress, tarragon, paprika, parsley and chives mixed with mayonnaise. 17. Pimientos, cucumbers and onion or chives, minced, mixed with mayonnaise and spread on buttered entire-wheat bread. 18. Green pepper, pimiento and olives with mayonnaise. 19. Boston brown bread with minced corned beef seasoned with mustard and rubbed to a paste. 20. Cream cheese used with chopped parsley, pimientos and mayonnaise, chopped nuts, sliced sugared bananas, chopped pine- apples, chopped or sliced olives, shredded sliced apples. The cheese may be rubbed with butter or the creamed butter may be spread on the bread. APPETIZERS PREPARED BREAD FOR CANAPES Canapes are made from stale white bread, cut in quarter-inch shces and then shaped with a cutter into circles or rings two and one-half or three inches in diameter or cut into squares, strips, triangles or other fancy shapes. These portions of bread are then either fried in deep fat and drained on absorbent paper or sauted in just enough butter or other fat to keep them from burning; or they may be toasted. ANCHOVY CANAPES 6 portions prepared bread 3 teaspoons lemon-juice 3 tablespoons anchovy paste 2 hard-cooked eggs Garnish of whole anchovies (may be omitted)Anchovy Canapes Anchovies are small fish which are salted and preserved. Anchovy paste, which comes in tubes, jars or bottles, may be utilized, or whole anchovies may be reduced to a smooth paste with a wooden spoon. Season with lemon-juice and spread the paste on the pre- pared pieces of bread. Split two anchovies lengthwise and lay them diagonally across the canape, marking the point where they cross by a little pyramid of riced yolk of hard-cooked eggs. Petal-shaped pieces of the hard-cooked white may radiate from this center pyramid. The anchovies may be omitted in the deco- ration. A large anchovy curved around a circle of hard-cooked egg in the center of a canape is also effective. SARDINE CANAPES 6 portions prepared bread Worcestershire sauce 6 large sardines Pickled beets Juice of I lemon 6 large olives Salt 24 thin slices lemonSardine Canapes