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Apple Pie (No. 1)

From Physical culture cook book, 1901

(Add cinnamon if desired.)

Presented as published in 1901. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation below, not the original instructions.

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This recipe was extracted from Physical culture cook book (1901) by Richardson, Mary Mrs., page 59. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.

ake a cream or po- tato crust and line a pie dish. Brush over with white of egg and fill with sliced tart apples. Add three tablespoonfuls water; sprinkle with two tablespoonfuls sugar, and cover with top crust, pressing the edges well together and cutting a slit in the top. Bake forty-five min- utes or until brown. (Add cinnamon if desired.) 8. Apple Pie (No. 2) (Delicious). — Line a dish with cream crust or crust No. 4 or 5, and slice in greening apples to fill. Add top crust without sweetening, and bake one hour. Re- move the crust carefully, and stir into the fill- ing sugar to sweeten, and one teaspoonful butter. Replace crust' and serve warm. 9. Apple Tart. — Line a pie dish with any good crust, and fill with apple sauce (see page in). Cover with strps of pie crust and bake one-half hour, or until brown. 10. Peach Pie (Good). — Line a dish with crust and lay in peeled and sliced peaches. If peaches are very ripe, little sugar need be used. If sour, add sugar to sweeten. Moisten THE PHYSICAL CULTURE COOK BOOK. 183 with a very little water, add top crust and bake until brown, or about forty-five minutes. 11. Peach Meringue. — Line a dish with cream crust, fill with canned peaches and bake one-half hour without a top crust'. Then add a meringue made of whites of three eggs beaten stiff with three tablespoonfuls pow- dered sugar, and brown. 12. Pineapple Pie. — Fill a crust with the fol- lowing: Cut up one pineapple, cook until soft and sweeten. Add top crust and bake one-half hour or omit top crust, bake twenty-five min- utes, cover with meringue made as for peach meringue pie, and brown. 13. Rhubarb Pie (Good). — Fill a crust with stewed rhubarb, cover with top crust
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