Purity flour cookbook

1 tablespoon pepper. 1 pint vinegar. ^ tablespoon nutmeg. 1 tablespoon cloves. Boil until quite thick. Ripe gooseberries are very nice prepared in this way. CURRANT CATSUP 5 pounds currants 3 pounds sugar. i pint vinegar. 1 teaspoon cloves. 1 teaspoon each of cinnamon, salt, and allspice, and 1 teaspoon of black and red pepper, mixed. Boil li hours. Page One Hundred and Fifty-seven FCQUR More Bread and Better Bread Pack musli rooms in them remaiu ior about o up once or twice. To ea Cover the jar containing for 3 hour?;. Then strain it so strong as this boil it catsup very closely, and the warm weather. MUSHROOM CATSUP layers in an earthen pot, sprinkling a very little salt between each layer. Let hours, then pound with a potato masher and let remain for a day, stirring them ch quart of this mixture add 1 teaspoon black pepper and ^ teaspoon allspice, the mixture and set it in pan of boiling water. Let the water boil round this it through cloth and let it boil down until it is reduced half, or if you do not wish merely for | hour, when it makes a nice light catsup. Be careful to cork this do not make too hirge a quantity at a time, as it does not keep well during PEACH PICKLES 8 pounds peacliea. 4 pounds sugar. 1 pint vinegar. Stick 2 or 3 cloves in peaches after being peeled. Add a few sticks of cinnamon, cook until tender. Take them out on a platter to cool. When cool put m jars, pour the cold syrup over them. Let them stand 24 hours, then seal up. This is a good rule for all kinds of fruit pickles if wanted rich. If not, use less sugar. Use PURITY FLOUR for all your baking Page One Hundred and Fifty-eight Canada's Best Bread, Cakes and Pastry are baked from The Product of Canada's Best Wheat Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Limited ^ TORONTO - WINNIPEG WINNIPEG, GOOD RICH, BRANDON AND CALGARY p ERFECTLY milled from the most careful selection of the hardy, nutritious and strength-giving wheat of the Western Prairies, PURITY FLOUR carries its gift of health ana good cheer to the ends ot the earth, ar» to the people of all climes. roughout the length and breadth of our fair Cinada, through the lands of the temperate zones, from the sunny lands of the equator to the far-off countries of perpetual winter, the thrifty housewife kneads and moulds into tempting delicacies and strength-giving necessities, this perfect product of the golden wheat of Western Canada. mm