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Purity flour cookbook

1917

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Presented as published in 1917. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Butter tbin slices of bread lightly and lay between slices a lettuce leaf with a layer of chicken saladChicken Salad Sandwiches on it. In making chicken salad for sandwiches chop the celery and chicken much finer than for ordinary purposes. CLUB HOUSE SANDWICH Butter hot toast well ; arrange i the slices on a large platter ; lay a lettuce leaf on each slice, and brush lio-htly with a French, dressing seasoned with mustard; then cover with pieces of 2 or 3 kinds of ment • cold breast of turkev or chicken and a piece of freshly fried bacon or cold sliced tongue and fresh fried b.am. Add a slice of cucumber or green tomato pickle; cover with the remaining slices of toast and garnish with lettuce and olives. Keep as warm as possible. Fine for luncheon. LOBSTER SANDWICHES Chop the lobster meat fine ; season with salad dressing to which a teaspoon of Worcester sauceLobster Sandwiches has been added. EGG SANDWICHES Slice hard-boiled eggs or chop them fine. Season with salad dressing; spread on lettuce leaves and lay between slices of buttered breadEgg Sandwiches. CHEESE SANDWICHES Grate any good cheese, rub into a paste with butter; season with salt and a little Worcester sauce and spread the breadCheese Sandwiches. DELICIOUS CREAM CHEESE SANDWICHES Moisten a brick of cream cheese with cream. Add salt and a little pepper. Add to it some finely chopped stuffed olives. lUx thoroughly and spread on bread lightly buttered. Chopped pickles, nuts or pimento may be used instead of olives.' One brick of cheese makes about 2 dozen sandwichesDelicious Cream Cheese Sandwiches. Page One Hundred and Thirty-seveo PURITY FCDUR More Bread and Better Bread WINDSOR SANDWICHES Mix 4 heaping tablespoons of chopped ham and 4 of chicken with about 3 tablespoons of thick mayon- naise dressing. Spread this mixture on thinly sliced breadWindsor Sandwiches. Enough for a dozen sandwiches. HONEY AND NUT SANDWICHES Mix the honey with pecan meats or almonds minced, and make into sandwiches with small baking- powder biscuitHoney and Nut Sandwichess. DEVONSHIRE CREAM SANDWICHES For those who do not relish meat, spread Devonshire cream on thin slices of buttered bread, then with strawberry or any other jamDevonshire Cream Sandwiches, and press together. LETTUCE SANDWICHES Place some crisp lettuce leaves, spread with a thick salad dressing, between slices of bread and butterLettuce Sandwiches, prepared as for ordinary sandwiches. NASTURTIUM SANDWICHES Tho.«e are a novelty and have a piquant flavor. The flowers shredded, with the addition of a few of the tender seeds, placed between slices of buttered breadNasturtium Sandwiches, make a dainty sandwich. DATE SANDWICHES Butter thin even slices from a loaf at least a day old. Spread with dates, stoned, chopped fine and moistened with creamDate Sandwiches. Cut in any shape desired. For afternoon tea the bread may be fresh baked and so thinly cut Avith a sharp knife that the sandwiches can be rolled and each one tied with a ribbon. All crusts removed. SOCIETY SANDWICHES Delicious for afternoon teas, picnics and children's lunches. Chop fine ^, package seeded raisins, together with 1 cup of nuts, mixed with whipped cream or the white of an egg beaten; season with salt. Spread between slices of thinly buttered breadSociety Sandwiches. P 9 ^ t One Hundred and Thirty-eight PURITY FUOUR More Bread and Better Bread RAISIN AND NUT SANDWICHES Raisin and Nut Sandwiches