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One hundred-portion war time recipes

1918

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Presented as published in 1918. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Chop vegetables coarsely, mix all together and season, adding stock in which vegetables were cooked if moisture is needed. Put into buttered baking dishes and bake in hot oven to brown. Serve 6 oz. to a portion. 22 MEAT SUBSTITUTES GREEN PEA LOAF Green split peas, Pepper M oz. dried .... 11 lbs. Eggs 12 Breadcrumbs. . 3Ji lbs. Bacon fat ... 1 lb. Onion juice. . . K cup Breadcrumbs. . 12 oz. Vegetable stock . 7 qts. Fat 4 oz. Salt 5 oz. Soak peas over night, drain and wash, add 9 qts. of water, 2 oz. of salt and cook 2j[^ to 3 hours or until soft. Drain, grind, add other ingredients and mix thoroughly. Put into baking dishes and sprinkle buttered crumbs on top. Bake one-half hour in moderately hot oven and serve 5 oz. to a portion with Tomato Sauce No. 1. TOMATO RAREBIT White Sauce No. 1 Cheese .... Red pepper. . . Mustard .... Tomato juice . . qts. lbs. tsp. oz. qts. Baking soda Cornstarch . Rice flour . Fat ... . Salt .... ^oz. 13 oz. 13 oz. VA lbs. 6 oz. Melt cheese and add to White Sauce, season. Thicken tomato juice, add baking soda and salt. Combine the two mixtures. Serve on Toasted Mush. Yield 6-7 portions to a qt. RICE CROQUETTES Rice, dry. ... 8 lbs. Salt 4 oz. White sauce No. 2 23^ qts. Green peppers. Red peppers, chopped ... 6 oz. chopped ... 5 oz. Red pepper. . . l^^tsp. Cook and drain rice, mix with other ingredients, mold into two oz. croquettes, roll in egg and crumbs and fry dry in deep fat. Serve two croquettes to a portion with Cheese Sauce. Note.— Omit peppers and serve as fritters with jelly. MEAT SUBSTITUTES 23 SCALLOPED RICE AND EGG WITH CHEESE Rice, dry. ... 5 lbs. WMte sauce No. 2 10 qts. Eggs, hard cooked 50 Salt 5 oz. Cheese 5 lbs. Red pepper. . . 2 tsp. Cook and drain rice, melt three pounds cheese into sauce, season and add to rice. Put into baking dishes in alternate layers with sUced eggs, having rice mixture at bottom and top. Grate or chop remainder of cheese, and sprinkle on top of pans. Brown in the oven. Serve 6 to 7 oz. to a portion. SCALLOPED RICE AND WALNUTS Rice, dry. ... 5 lbs. Red pepper. . . 2 tsp. Walnuts, chopped 2^ lbs. Breadcrumbs. .12 oz. White sauce No. 2 10 qts. Butterine. ... 4 oz. Cook and drain rice, mix with white sauce, walnuts and seasonings. Put into baking dishes, sprinkle with buttered crumbs and browTi in the oven. Serve six to seven oz. to a portion. BAKED FRESH TOMATOES ON TOASTED MUSH Tomatoes, large . 50 Breadcrumbs. . 12 oz. White sauce No. 2 10 qts. Fat 4 oz. Wash tomatoes, cut out stem and blemishes. Cut in half, crosswise, and put on buttered baking sheet, cut surface up, sprinkle with buttered crimibs. Bake in quick oven until heated through. Serve on Toasted Mush with White or Cheese Sauce over them. SAVORY VEGETABLE LOAF Pea beans, dry . 10 lbs. Eggs 12 Bread crumbs. . 4 lbs. Sage 1^ oz. Bacon fat ... 1 lb. Salt 2 oz. Stock from beans 4 qts. Pepper ^ oz. Soak beans over night, cook, drain, saving the stock, and grind. Mix all ingredients, add extra stock, if needed. Put mixture into greased pans, and bake one-half to one hour in moderately quick oven. Serve with tomato sauce. 24 MEAT SUBSTITUTES VEGETARIAN ROAST Corn pulp No. 2 can