Rarebit
From The victory cookery book, 1918
Presented as published in 1918. 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 The victory cookery book (1918) by Peel, C. S. Mrs, page 33. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.
rarebit, ete. It — ean be baked or fried and either floured or © crumbed. 2 | Vegetable Sausages with Pulse and Nuts Sausages can be made with vegetables by using the mixture given for vegetable — cutlets (see p. 169). They should be treated | in the same manner as described in the ex- — . planation for stock meat and rice croquettes | (see p. 110) by enclosing the mixtures in a _ very thin layer of paste and breadcrumbs, ~ pressed or rolled to shape, and then baked. In this manner a large number of dishes can be | made. | Polenta with Potatoes Materials.—} Ib. potatoes, 1 pint of water, — ‘ = SSS SSS a —— MEATLESS DISHES 128 1 lb. maize semolina or maize flour, little cheese, pepper and nutmeg. Method.—Boil the potatoes ; when cooked, drain and mash, but reserve the water. Put the mash and water together (there should be 1 pint of water), add the maize semolina or maize flour, stir well and cook thoroughly. Add cheese, pepper and a little nutmeg. Turn out to cool, cut into convenient pieces, coat with flour, and fry or bake. If liked a little onion can also be added. When cheese is scarce it must be omitted, and the onion will give a pleasant flavour. This is an excellent breakfast dish. Rarebit Materials.—4 pint of milk, 1 oz. ground rice, 2 oz. finely chopped cheese, half-tea- spoonful made mustard, salt, pepper, or cayenne
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