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100 ten-inch pies 12 gals 24 ounces 30 minutes allow baking pans baking powder baking soda basting beef drippings boiling water bread brown brown sauce butter cabbage cake carrots celery Chop suey chopped parsley Chowder cinnamon cold water commissary consommé copper CORNED BEEF cornmeal cornstarch cream sauce Creamed Stewed CROQUETTES croutons CUSTARD dice drain dressing fish flavor flour 1 lb French dressing FRESH Fried FRITTERS fry in deep Hash hot fat lard lemon liquid macaroni mash meat molasses NAVY nutmeg onions ounces of salt oysters parsley peas peeled Plain Pie PUDDING quarts recipe remove roast roll Salad salt and pepper salt pork salted water sauté scouse scouse kettle Sea pie season with salt serve simmer slices small pieces soup steak steam Stew sugar 1 lb temperature tender thicken TINNED turnips VEAL vegetables wash white roux yeast دو دو دو
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Page 63 - ... ounce of cooking soda. Add the cornstarch, previously mixed with cold water; strain and mash through a sieve, then add sugar and spices and serve cold.
Page 73 - After mixing, allow to rise until it will recede to the touch of the hand.
Page 80 - Use doughnut recipe, roll up into balls, allow to rise for about 15 minutes, then flatten them a little with the palm of the hand, place a little fruit jelly or jam in the...
Page 87 - ... until tender, add sugar and cinnamon, stirring this in well, then bring to a boiling point and add starch, which should be mixed in the remaining 4 quarts of water.
Page 63 - Soak the peaches in cold water, boil in water to which has been added \ ounce of soda ; when well cooked add the cornstarch, previously mixed with cold water, then add the sugar and serve cold.
Page 28 - Place in roasting pans and rub in as much flour all over as the meat will hold, letting a little of the flour drop over the bottom of the pan.
Page 28 - No more thickening is really required than the stray particles of flour which fell from the meat when first started to roast.
Page 73 - Never dissolve yeast in water more than lukewarm, as hot water will kill the yeast.
Page 81 - For fruit cake add 1 pound of citron and 1 pound of raisins, use plain or spice cake mix.
Page 86 - The same ingredients, substituting 3 pounds of finely chopped suet for the lard or butter, place in bags or molds and either steam or boil for 4 hours.