Asparagus and Cheese
From The book of plain cooking, 1904
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This recipe was extracted from The book of plain cooking (1904) by Ethel Archer, page 27. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.
Asparagus and Cheese Surplus asparagus cooks up very pleasantly with cheese, and, indeed, serves as an entree. Put it on a fire-proof dish, which should be buttered, and scatter some grated cheese over it. Put it in layers, neatly arranged, sprink- ling grated cheese amongst it, and a dusting of salt and pepper. When you come to the top layer, make some white sauce, in which their is mace, a flavouring of lemon-peel, and cayenne. Put this over it, and then grate some bread- 92 PLAIN COOKING crumbs and put over, with grated cheese, and cover with small pieces of butter. Cook a nice brown. It is as well to warm through in the oven, and then finish under the gas grill. Serve in the dish in which it is cooked. 181. Cauliflower and Cheese Should you have some cauliflower remaining, a very pleasant way of using it up is to cook it with cheese. It is very simple, and an agreeable variety from macaroni and cheese. When the cauliflower is cooked, place it in a dish which has previously been buttered, then add white sauce, with a seasoning of mace, pepper, and salt. Grate some cheese and bread-crumbs
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