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RALEIGH, N. C.
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RALEIGH:
EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTIN @ CO,
1907.
“We may live without poetry, music and art;
We may live without conscience, and live without heart;
We may live without friends; we may live without books;
But civilized man can not live without cooks.
He may live without books,-what is knowledge but grieving?
He may live without hope,—-what is hope but deceiving?
He may live without love,—what is passion but pining?
But where is the man that can live without dining?”
—Owen Meredith.
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THESE RECIPES HAVE ALL BEEN KINDLY
FURNISHED BY RALEIGH HOUSEKEEPERS.
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Soups ved occ ce vie a op wal aog og te een oe eee cede eect > 5
Meats—Pigh . .). << slg a 0 wk muna on eMac tae entitled elect uence ss 8
Meats? sco. ccc ded eu ’o d gud oo cdua: 5) AMRaieaiee ts tee Renee et carte eden meta ieee testes 10
Meats<—Fow]) c.c.ccls es 40) “am ah lee ns eee eine tt albert eee lta ute ge 1 12
Meats—Fish and Meat Sauces............sseevcceesseecreceeees 13
Vegetables 2.066403 i 4 aoe aie 9 penton penetote epee e Regie a ge tee ceaesi 15
Entrees—Croquettes .....sssssetsees- renee sess even emtns ss ve danlo
Entrees—Soufiles .4..5 ss 2 is 5 sip eesnele eet ieee aac tecar then aesmcner ee 20
Entrees—Fritters ..4.'3 +92 < iad gas eee On eae ey anine 21
Salads ne ae te fo 0a ao Deo er ee ek ea 22
Salad: Dressings 5 v.csis ise ao 6 nee Rieter cue einen ate ee crete tatoo 26
~' Sandwiches: sé.) 2 oP aieis de a 0 Oe eae ee ee ae 28
| Deas: ee re arora Nae {oud a ORS aU ORE hs Soran 30
Cheese sale n'a s Grea plese 2 ted OR eee cree Renee emacs 32
Breads: Gene yea vas O58 ree eee FAR IW Aa eh 33
Pastry: and Pies... 523 p40 + © 0 eee en el eee serene naa 39
Puddings 2.92.05 sees tis ee ary a Cie ie eee Dee een cade oe 43
Sweet Sauces. oi. o0 Wek wc sp. 6 ovat Sak ORIG R ate tee eke der oe eee 47
Light ‘Desserts 9... 62. 15. ss a ap 0 We te ae sete eee eee 48
Cakes oie oy Maes 2a Pais Gao agg eee eae 52
Cakes— (Smalh) oiisicis by da 4 6S a Fo ae ates Pe eee eta ee 59
Icings and Fillings. +... [ny <3 0d erm oieeeeta sy em ethene tener 62
Ice Creams and Sherbets .: ss. a5 «he pieenee eeien nen poner treet ete ane 64
Catsups Sand Pickles .'5...../. isla ga Aa ieee cre tent Reel eee org 67
Camming 606. ./ea is ais fy Dee eee eee ener 70
Jelly and Preserves. sa; ius) 9 ele dA ee ee i eee ee g (A
Beverages 5 .ciwi cg sched picie oe bok 0 eee eed eee soe oe 73
Candies: 6.066 bind oe sie a0 «ene 0 ae ane a eae 75
Food for the Sick 24.25 <.-s «> scepeQine pay aos ee eat ete eee eee ray ci 78
Hints to, the “Hostess 35 5. dale cp on eee Re teers etc 79
Helps for Housekeepers—Weights and Measures...........-..... 80
SOUPS.
Vegetable Soup with Beef.—Ten-cent soup bone; 5 quarts cold
water; 1 onion (small); 1 turnip; 1 potato; 1 carrot; 1 parsnip;
1 root of celery; 1 teacup chopped cabbage; salt and pepper to taste;
2 tablespoons of rice.
Put soup bone in a soup kettle, add the cold water, place over a
moderate fire. Bring slowly to a boil, skim off skum, and simmer
gently four hours. Remove the meat and skim again. Wash the
vegetables, cut into dice and add them to the soup. Simmer one
hour longer, season to taste, and it is ready to serve.
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Presented as published in 1907. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
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THE LIBRARY OF THE
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THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA
ENDOWED BY JOHN SPRUNT HILL
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THIS TITLE HAS BEEN MiUKUriLiwcd
Form No. 471
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https ://archive.org/details/raleignhcookbookOOunse
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The Raleigh Cook Book.
(
ISSUED BY THE
Ladies’ Church Improvement Society
OFTHE
BIKOL BAPTIST CHURCH
RALEIGH.
RALEIGH: EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTIN @ CO,
“We may live without poetry, music and art; We may live without conscience, and live without heart; We may live without friends; we may live without books; But civilized man can not live without cooks. He may live without books,-what is knowledge but grieving? He may live without hope,—-what is hope but deceiving? He may live without love,—what is passion but pining? But where is the man that can live without dining?” —Owen Meredith.
THESE RECIPES HAVE ALL BEEN KINDLY
FURNISHED BY RALEIGH HOUSEKEEPERS.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
Soups ved occ ce vie a op wal aog og te een oe eee cede eect > 5 Meats—Pigh . .). << slg a 0 wk muna on eMac tae entitled elect uence ss 8 Meats? sco. ccc ded eu ’o d gud oo cdua: 5) AMRaieaiee ts tee Renee et carte eden meta ieee testes 10 Meats<—Fow]) c.c.ccls es 40) “am ah lee ns eee eine tt albert eee lta ute ge 1 12 Meats—Fish and Meat Sauces............sseevcceesseecreceeees 13 Vegetables 2.066403 i 4 aoe aie 9 penton penetote epee e Regie a ge tee ceaesi 15 Entrees—Croquettes .....sssssetsees- renee sess even emtns ss ve danlo Entrees—Soufiles .4..5 ss 2 is 5 sip eesnele eet ieee aac tecar then aesmcner ee 20 Entrees—Fritters ..4.'3 +92 < iad gas eee On eae ey anine 21 Salads ne ae te fo 0a ao Deo er ee ek ea 22 Salad: Dressings 5 v.csis ise ao 6 nee Rieter cue einen ate ee crete tatoo 26 ~' Sandwiches: sé.) 2 oP aieis de a 0 Oe eae ee ee ae 28 | Deas: ee re arora Nae {oud a ORS aU ORE hs Soran 30 Cheese sale n'a s Grea plese 2 ted OR eee cree Renee emacs 32 Breads: Gene yea vas O58 ree eee FAR IW Aa eh 33 Pastry: and Pies... 523 p40 + © 0 eee en el eee serene naa 39 Puddings 2.92.05 sees tis ee ary a Cie ie eee Dee een cade oe 43 Sweet Sauces. oi. o0 Wek wc sp. 6 ovat Sak ORIG R ate tee eke der oe eee 47 Light ‘Desserts 9... 62. 15. ss a ap 0 We te ae sete eee eee 48 Cakes oie oy Maes 2a Pais Gao agg eee eae 52 Cakes— (Smalh) oiisicis by da 4 6S a Fo ae ates Pe eee eta ee 59 Icings and Fillings. +... [ny <3 0d erm oieeeeta sy em ethene tener 62 Ice Creams and Sherbets .: ss. a5 «he pieenee eeien nen poner treet ete ane 64 Catsups Sand Pickles .'5...../. isla ga Aa ieee cre tent Reel eee org 67 Camming 606. ./ea is ais fy Dee eee eee ener 70 Jelly and Preserves. sa; ius) 9 ele dA ee ee i eee ee g (A Beverages 5 .ciwi cg sched picie oe bok 0 eee eed eee soe oe 73 Candies: 6.066 bind oe sie a0 «ene 0 ae ane a eae 75 Food for the Sick 24.25 <.-s «> scepeQine pay aos ee eat ete eee eee ray ci 78 Hints to, the “Hostess 35 5. dale cp on eee Re teers etc 79 Helps for Housekeepers—Weights and Measures...........-..... 80
SOUPS.
Vegetable Soup with Beef.—Ten-cent soup bone; 5 quarts cold water; 1 onion (small); 1 turnip; 1 potato; 1 carrot; 1 parsnip; 1 root of celery; 1 teacup chopped cabbage; salt and pepper to taste; 2 tablespoons of rice.
Put soup bone in a soup kettle, add the cold water, place over a moderate fire. Bring slowly to a boil, skim off skum, and simmer gently four hours. Remove the meat and skim again. Wash the vegetables, cut into dice and add them to the soup. Simmer one hour longer, season to taste, and it is ready to serve.