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1929

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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.
2 cups sugar 4 tablespoons marshmallow 2 squares chocolate cream I cup water i teaspoon vanilL Yi teaspoon salt Put the sugar, water, grated chocolate and salt into a saucepan and stir until the sugar is dissolved. Boil slowly to the soft-ball 150 NEW DELINEATOR RECIPES 151 stage, or 236° F. Remove from the fire, pour it over the marsh- mallow cream in a bowl, but do not stir. When it is lukewarm, add the vanilla and beat until it is creamy. Pour into buttered pans and when it hardens mark it into squares. PENOCHE 3 cups bro\\Ti sugar i teaspoon vanillaFudge with Marshmallow Cream I cup milk I cup nut-meats 1 tablespoon butter Put the sugar and milk into a saucepan and cook to the soft-ball stage, or 236° F. Remove from the fire, add butter and vanilla, and cool without stirring. When it is lukewarm, beat until it is creamy. Stir in the broken nut-meats. Hickory nuts or Eng- lish walnuts are especially nice. Pour into a buttered pan and when it hardens mark into squares. FONDANT 2 cups granulated sugar 2 tablespoons corn sirup or ^ I cup w^ater teaspoon cream of tartar I teaspoon vanillaFondant Put the sugar, corn sirup and water in a saucepan and heat slowly. Do not let it begin to boil until the sugar is dissolved. Wash down the sides of the pan with a fork wrapped in a damp cloth or else cover and cook for two or three minutes so that the steam will carry dow^n the crystals that have been thrown on the side of the pan. Remove the cover and continue to boil slowly with- out stirring to the soft-ball stage, or 238° F. While cooking, keep the cover on part of the time so the steam can help to keep the crystals washed down. Remove from the fire and pour at once on large platters or slabs which have been wet with water, and let it stand until it is lukewarm. Cream thoroughly; then knead with the hands until it is smooth and free from lumps. Fondant is better if allowed to ripen for several days. It may be wrapped in waxed paper and put in a tightly covered jar. WINTERGREEN CREAMS Melt a portion of fondant in the upper part of a double boiler until it is soft enough to drop from a spoon. It may be neces- 152 NEW DELINEATOR RECIPES sary to add a few drops of hot water. Color it with red vege- table coloring to a delicate pink. Flavor with oil of wintergreen. Stir until it is creamy. Drop from a teaspoon on oiled paper. VANILLA CARAMELS 2 cups sugar i teaspoon vanilla )2 cup corn sirup 4 tablespoons butter Yi cup milk I cup cream or condensed milkVanilla Caramels Cook the ingredients, except the vanilla, to the firm-ball stage, or 246° F, Remove from the fire, add the vanilla and pour into a buttered pan. WTien it is cold, turn it out of the pan and cut it into squares. MOLASSES TAFFY 2 cups molasses yi teaspoon soda 1 cup granulated sugar 4 tablespoons butter y^ cup water ^ teaspoon vanillaMolasses Taffy Cook the molasses, sugar and water slowly to the hard-ball stage, or 260° F., stirring during the latter part of the cooking to pre- vent its burning. Remove from the fire, add the butter, soda and vanilla and stir enough to mix. Pour into a greased pan and, when cool enough to handle, pull it into a long rope and cut with scissors into small pieces. NOUGAT 2 cups sugar i teaspoon vanilla Yz cup corn sirup i^ cups nut-meats I cup water Y2 cup candied cherries 4 egg-whitesNougat