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Title: Friendship Club Cook Book
Author: The Friendship Club of Madison WI
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Friendship Club Cook Book
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DORA LEVITAN MEMORIAL
Gift of
MORTIMER LEVITAN
FOREWARD
The Friendship Club is an inter-racial women's social club. It was
founded two years ago in Madison by a group of Negro and white women,
who felt that in developing mutual understanding among themselves, they
were thus answering a most grave result of segregation--ignorance.
In the course of its short history, the club has brought together white,
Negro, Chinese, Jewish, Catholic and Protestant women; working and
professional women, students and teachers, mothers and housewives.
In informal gatherings, at our pot-luck suppers, sewing bees, teas and
coffee hours, the women of the Friendship Club have gained insight into
each others problems and re-affirmed their confidence that if people
of different races, creeds and national origins would but have the
opportunity to know and appreciate each other, it would be a long step
forward towards solving some of the trying problems which face us all.
This little book is a token of our friendship and faith in each other
and in all people.
1951 Madison, Wisconsin
FRIENDSHIP CLUB COOK BOOK
CHRISTMAS--1951
CONTENTS
Meats, Entrees, Fish, One-Dish Meals WHITE
Hot Vegetables, Salads, Salad Dressings GOLD
Cookies, Cakes, Frostings, Desserts WHITE
Breads, Hot Breads, Breakfast Specialties GREEN
In this little cookbook you will find the favorite recipes of the Club
members and many of their friends. They are favorites for one or more of
three reasons--economy, ease of preparation, or unusual tastiness.
The simplicity of the book is in keeping with the simplicity of our
belief--our differences are superficial; our likenesses are fundamental.
For we are all members of a single race--the human race.
SWEDISH MEATBALLS
2 C soft bread crumbs
¾ C water
1 lb. ground beef
6 T dried milk
1 egg--slightly beaten
2 T minced onion
1½ t salt
¼ t nutmeg
_1/8 t pepper_
¼ C flour
¼ C fat
2 C milk
1 t salt
¼ t nutmeg
Soak bread in water. Add to meat. Sprinkle dried milk over this. Blend
thoroughly. Add rest of ingredients (except flour and fat).
Make 1" meatballs; roll in flour; brown in fat. Remove from skillet.
Add fat to pan to make 4 T. Combine 2 T. cornstarch with small amount of
milk to make paste. Add milk to 2 C.
Add seasoning and add mixture to melted fat. Cook over low heat,
stirring constantly until thick. Return meatballs to gravy and reheat.
CREOLE CHICKEN
2 poulets (spring chickens)
2 large onions sliced
2 cloves garlic
6 large tomatoes
6 sweet green peppers
2 or 3 sprigs thyme
2 sprigs parsley
1 bay leaf
2 T butter
2 T flour
2 C stock or water
salt
pepper
Disjoint chicken, season well with salt and pepper. Cook chicken in
melted butter until brown all over. Add onion and brown lightly.
Sprinkle with flour, mix and cook until flour browns. Add sliced
tomatoes, chopped garlic and herbs and peppers. Cover and simmer for 20
minutes. Add hot stock or water, season highly with salt and pepper and
simmer for 45 minutes more. Serve pieces of chicken with sauce poured
over them. Serve with rice.
CHEESE BAKE
stale bread cut in pieces
onion chopped
cheese grated or sliced
(any process cheese although Swiss cheese is best)
1-2 eggs
milk (about 1 C)
salt
pepper
Grease a deep baking dish. Cover bottom with a layer of bread, then
cheese and onion. Alternate layers ending with bread. Beat egg, milk and
seasoning. Pour slowly over layers. Milk mixture should fill half the
dish. Bake in moderate-hot oven about 45 minutes or until brown.
SWISS CHEESE PIE
1-9" pie shell
½-¼ lb. Swiss cheese grated
1-2 eggs separated
1 t cornstarch
1 C milk
Mix egg yolks, cheese, milk, cornstarch and seasoning. Add stiffly
beaten egg whites. Pour into unbaked pie shell and bake until brown.
About ½ hour.
Variations:
a) An onion sauteed in fat may be added to the cheese mixture.
b) Pie shell may be lined with sliced tomatoes.
BACON AND BEEF BURGERS
5 slices bacon
1 lb. ground beef
2 T chopped onion
1 egg, beaten
½ C sharp cheese grated
1½ T catsup
1½ T Worcestershire sauce
½ t salt
¼ t pepper
Combine all the ingredients except the bacon, mixing well. Pat the meat
into a roll and slice one inch thick. Wrap each slice with a strip of
bacon fastening with a toothpick. Broil or pan broil 5 minutes on each
side.
SUKI YAKI (Japanese beef & vegetables)
1 lb. beef cut in thin strips and pounded flat
(sirloin is excellent)
green onions
celery
watercress
leeks
any of the above vegetables plus any other vegetables may be used
except starchy ones like potatoes
1 T sugar
1 T soy sauce
fat for frying
½-1 C beef stock or bouillon
Fry meat and vegetables sliced very thin in fat in saucepan until brown.
Moisten with stock, add sugar and soy sauce and let simmer for 15-20
minutes or until beef is tender. Serve over dry rice.
note: Pork or chicken may be substituted for beef
ORANGE MEAT LOAF
1 egg
1/3 C milk
1 onion chopped
2 t salt
¼ t pepper
1 T Worcestershire Sauce
1½ C bread crumbs
½ lb. ground beef
½ lb. ground pork
½ lb. ground veal
10-12 orange sections
2 T sugar
2 T light corn syrup
2 T orange juice
Combine egg, milk, salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce, bread crumbs and
meat. Mix well; shape into loaf about 7 inches long and 2 inches high
in greased baking pan. Cut slits across top of loaf and tuck in orange
sections. Combine orange juice, sugar and corn syrup. Pour over top of
loaf, reserving 1/3 to use for basting. Bake in moderate oven about 1
hour, basting often.
SPAGHETTI WITH GARLIC & OIL
½-1 lb. spaghetti
4-5 T olive oil
3-4 cloves garlic
salt
pepper
parsley
boiling water
Boil spaghetti in plenty of water so that strands are well separated
from each other. Cook until tender but still firm. Do not break the
strands of spaghetti and do not overcook. Drain cooked spaghetti in a
colander. Put spaghetti in a frying pan with oil in which the garlic has
been browned. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and parsley. Mix well & let
simmer a few minutes over low heat. Serve on hot platter.
SPICED CHICKEN STEW
1 stewing hen cut in pieces
1 large onion chopped
4 bay leaves
4 whole cloves
1 can tomato soup
salt & pepper
Make a layer of the onion in the bottom of a large saucepan. Put the
spices on the onion and then the pieces of chicken. Pour a can of tomato
soup over the top. Bring to a boil and reduce flame so that chicken
cooks slowly. When chicken is tender and browned remove spices and use
gravy over rice or potatoes. Gravy should be salted before serving.
VEAL TONGUE
4 small veal tongues
2 bay leaves
1 onion
3 cloves
Boil tongue until tender. Take out of juice and remove outer skin. Put
back in juice, add salt and pepper, bay leaves, onions and cloves. Cook
½ hour.
CHINESE CHICKEN
1 small chicken, cut into serving pieces
_Sauce_
1 T chopped Dow Soo
1½ t chopped garlic
1½ t salt
2 T soy sauce
½ C water
Brown chicken in hot pan quickly. Let chicken simmer in pan with sauce
for ¾ hour or until tender. Saute green peppers and tomatoes in
another until tender. Season to taste. Add cooked chicken. Thicken gravy
if desired.
Note: beef or pork may be substituted for chicken.
Dow Soo, a Chinese spice may be purchased in Chinese importing shops or
in some restaurants.
POT ROAST IN PRESSURE COOKER
Chuck roast, round bone or blade
1 onion sliced
2 T water
salt
pepper
1 bay leaf (op)
fat
potatoes
carrots
Brown meat well on all sides in fat. Add other ingredients and cook 20
minutes per pound at 15 pounds pressure. Let stand _at least 8 hours_
before using. Thicken gravy if desired.
LIVER AND RICE
1 lb. beef, calf or lamb liver
1 medium sized onion
2 T savory fat (bacon or chicken)
2 t soy sauce
salt & pepper to taste
1½ T cornstarch
1 C bouillon
Cut liver into small pieces. Brown the liver and sliced onion quickly
in hot fat. Add the cornstarch to a little of the bouillon and mix to
a smooth paste. Add to the rest of the bouillon and cook until thick
and clear. Add the soy sauce and seasoning, then the browned liver and
onion. Serve over dry rice.
CREAM PEAS & TUNA FISH
3 T butter
2 T flour
2 C warm milk
1 can tuna fish
1 C peas
toast
Make cream sauce and cook until thickened. Add tuna and peas. Serve on
toast.
VEAL PAPRIKA
2 lbs. boneless veal steak--pounded paper thin
1 lb. mushrooms
1 medium onion
2 T salad oil
Brown onions & mushrooms in oil and remove from skillet. Brown
veal--(cut up in serving size pieces). Return onions and mushrooms to
skillet. Add sour cream & seasonings. Simmer 20 minutes. If sour cream
too thick, thin with milk. Make sweet cream sour with few drops vinegar.
If canned mushrooms used, use juice in gravy.
SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE IN PRESSURE COOKER
1 lb. hamburger
1 onion chopped
1 can tomato paste
2 cans tomato sauce
1 green pepper chopped
1½ T Worcestershire sauce
salt
pepper
2 bay leaves
Mash the meat with a fork.
Add onion, green pepper, paste, sauce, spices and cook at 15 pounds
pressure for 10 minutes. It is best to add salt and pepper after cooking
to taste. Remove bay leaves. Serve meat sauce over cooked spaghetti.
This may be made earlier and reheated when ready to use but long
simmering is not necessary.
BAKED SNAPPER CUBA
french dressing (marinade)
1/3 C lime juice
2/3 C olive oil
1 T soy sauce
dash garlic salt
dash fresh ground black pepper
Marinate a big snapper or any baking fish in 1 cup of the french
dressing for 4-6 hours. If fish is split for stuffing, marinate the
inside of the fish too. Stuff with bread stuffing if desired.
Bake at 450° for 5-6 minutes or until well seared, brush plenty of the
marinade over the fish. Cover and bake until tender, basting with the
marinade frequently.
A little basil or thyme or crushed bay leaves may be added to the fish
before baking.
This is a recipe from Havana, Cuba.
LASAGNE
2 T. oil
1 lb. hamburger--crumbled
2 cloves garlic--crushed
2 8 oz. cans tomato sauce
1½ t salt; ¼ t pepper
½ t oregano
½ lb. lasagne noodles
mazzarella cheese (½ lb) sliced
¾ lb. cottage cheese
parmesan cheese-grated
Heat oil. Brown hamburger and garlic. Add sauce and seasonings. Simmer
until thickened (20-30 minutes). Cook noodles in water with a little oil
about 15 minutes (until tender). Fill casserole with alternate layers:
noodles
mazzarella cheese
cottage cheese
meat sauce
parmesan cheese
End with meat sauce and parmesan cheese. Bake in oven 375° 15-20
minutes.
SQUAW CORN
1 can corn
1 lb. hamburger
½ green pepper
½ onion
salt & pepper
1 can tomatoes
Fry hamburger crumbling it while it cooks, then add onions and diced
green pepper. Fry. Add corn and tomatoes. Season to taste.
BEEF PORCUPINE
1 lb. hamburger
1 C cooked rice
2 t catsup
½ onion diced
1 egg
1 can tomato paste
1 can water
Fry in fat until brown, then add tomato paste and water. Cook until
done.
CREOLE JAMBALAYA WITH SAUSAGES
1 C rice
½ lb. or more sausages
1 large onion
1 clove garlic
½ lb. tomatoes
½ chilli pepper
salt
pepper
cayenne
butter
Cook rice and let stand so that the water will evaporate and the rice
will be dry. Chop onion and garlic and fry to a light golden colour in
butter. Quarter the tomatoes and add to the onion, crushing them to
extract the juice. Fry the sausages separately and when done cut in 2
inch lengths. Put the cooked rice in a deep pan, add the fried onion,
garlic and tomatoes, and the butter in which they were cooked. Add the
sausages, mix well, season with salt, pepper, dash cayenne and finely
chopped chilli pepper. Cover and simmer very gently for 30 minutes,
stirring often. Serve very hot.
SOUR CREAM VEAL STEW
3 lb boneless veal
3 medium onions
3 T fat
salt & pepper to taste
1 qt. stock (beef bouillon cubes & water)
stalk celery
sprig parsley
pinch thyme
4 medium potatoes
½ qt. mushrooms
1 C sour cream
Fry onions. Remove from fat. Fry veal seasoned to taste. Return onions
and add stock and seasonings. Cover and simmer about 2 hours. Add and
cook until tender 4 potatoes and mushrooms. Add sour cream just before
serving and heat long enough for thorough blending.
MEAT LOAF
1½ lb. ground beef
½ lb ground pork
½ C cracker or dry bread crumbs
1 egg
2 strips browned bacon
1 medium onion, chopped
small can tomato sauce
Saute onion in bacon fat.
Chop crisp bacon fine.
Combine other ingredients.
Add onion and chopped bacon.
Bake in moderate oven (350°) for one hour
LIVER AND ONIONS
Soak 1 lb. of liver in enough milk to cover for one hour.
Saute one large onion sliced into rings.
Dip liver pieces in salted flour; fry on both sides until brown; cover
tightly and simmer for 20 minutes.
Cover with browned sauteed onion rings and serve hot.
CHILI VEAL
1 large onion
2 green peppers
3 large peeled tomatoes or 1 large can tomatoes
1 t salt
1 t chili powder
2 C gravy or tomato soup (condensed)
3-4 C pieces of cooked cold veal or pot roast
Saute chopped onion & green peppers in bacon fat.
Add tomatoes & seasoning. Cook 15 minutes.
Add gravy or soup. Cook 5 minutes.
Add meat. Cook until thoroughly heated.
Serve on broad noodles or rice.
MASHED-POTATO-COATED MEAT LOAF
_Loaf_
3 large pepper
1 large onion
1 C cracker crumbs
3½ C tomatoes (No. 2½ can)
1 lb ground beef
1 lb ground pork
½ t salt
1/8 t paprika
5 slices bacon
juice from tomatoes
_Potato_-_coating_
6 medium potatoes
¼ C margarine
½ C hot milk
salt & pepper
1 egg yolk
Grind pepper and onion. Add crumbs. Drain tomatoes and add (saving
juice). Add meat and seasoning. Shape into loaf and dredge. Cover with
bacon. Bake for 1 hour at 350°. Baste frequently with tomato juice.
For potato coating: Cook peeled potatoes in boiling salted water. Drain
and mash well. Add margarine, milk, salt, pepper, and egg yolk. Beat
until fluffy. Cover loaf completely; brush with melted butter. Brown in
broiler.
BLINTZES
_Batter_
2 eggs
1 C flour
1½ C milk
pinch salt
grease for pan
_Filling_
1-12 oz. dry cottage cheese
1 egg
1 T melted butter
1 t sugar
salt to taste
pinch pepper
Pour batter into small frying pan (8"), so that batter just covers
bottom of pan. Cook over low heat until set and dry but not brown. Turn
sheets of batter out on towel until filled. Pancakes should not be
thicker than three sheets of paper.
Filling: Mash cheese well or put through sieve. Add other ingredients.
Put T of filling on a pancake, roll, tuck in ends to make envelope, fry
in butter or shortening (veg.). Blintzes filled or unfilled keep well
in refrigerator until fried. Can be served with sour cream or sprinkled
with sugar.
HOT SLAW--GERMAN CABBAGE
1 small head cabbage
4 T diced bacon cooked to light brown
½ C hot water
2-3 t sugar
2 T vinegar
salt and pepper
Steam cabbage, bacon and hot water over low heat for twenty minutes.
Add more water if necessary. When done add the sugar, vinegar, salt &
pepper. Simmer for 5 minutes more with cover on.
SPINACH PANCAKES
2 C cooked spinach, well drained
1 egg, beaten
½ t salt
¼ t pepper
¼-½ C cracker meal, flour or bread crumbs
shortening
Mix all the ingredients together except for the shortening, adding the
cracker meal last. Add enough cracker meal so that the mixture will hold
its shape. Drop by tablespoon into hot shortening until brown and crisp
on the surface.
ITALIAN SQUASH OR EGGPLANT
1 medium egg plant
1 medium summer squash
1 green pepper
2-3 tomatoes, sliced
½ C water (if vegetables not juicy)
dash of salt, pepper, cinnamon
handful of grated Swiss or Parmesan cheese
oil
Cut egg plant, squash and pepper in walnut-sized pieces (squash and egg
plant may be substituted for each other). Saute in salad oil. Sprinkle
with salt, sugar, cinnamon. Add tomatoes, and water if needed. Cover and
cook over slow heat 20-30 minutes. Add cheese, cover and cook for five
minutes.
TURNIPS WITH CARAWAY SEEDS
1 medium sized turnip
1 t sugar
salt
caraway seeds
fat
1 C water
Cut turnips lengthwise into strips. Melt sugar in pan until brown. Add
water at once. Add turnips. Sprinkle with salt and caraway seeds. Add a
piece of fat or butter. Cook for twenty minutes or until done.
CARAWAY POTATOES
medium sized potatoes
salt
caraway seeds
oil
Scrub potatoes. Cut in half. Brush cut side with oil. Sprinkle with salt
and caraway seeds. Put cut side up in baking dish and bake tender.
DUTCH POTATOES
1 onion chopped
1 T fat
3 medium potatoes cubed
2 T chopped parsley
salt & pepper
Brown onion in hot fat. Add potatoes, parsley, and seasonings. Barely
cover with hot water. Cook covered until potatoes are tender.
RAW POTATO PANCAKES (LATKES)
3 large potatoes grated
2 eggs
½ t baking pdr.
1 t salt
½ t pepper
cracker meal, matzo meal or flour
vegetable shortening or oil
Add all the ingredients to the grated potatoes, mixing well. Add enough
cracker meal to absorb the liquid from the potatoes so that the mixture
can be dropped by the spoonful into hot fat or oil. Fry until brown and
crisp. The edges of the pancake should be very crisp and the inside
soft. Serve with applesauce or sour cream.
note: a medium-sized onion may be grated into the potatoes and the
pancakes served with meat.
SALADS
Raw grated yellow turnips, carrots, or beets make a very good salad. For
their dressing take oil, vinegar (or lemon), a little milk or cream and
salt. To turnips and beets add a few grains of caraway seeds.
Any kind of raw vegetable, or chopped fruit can be put in a suitable
flavor of Jello. Marshmellow (chopped) is good mixed with fruit or
celery.
MAYONNAISE
1 egg yolk
½ t salt
2/3 C salad oil
2 T vinegar
1 t Worcestershire sauce
Put egg yolk into a small chilled bowl or saucer. Stir in salt. Add oil,
a few drops at a time, stirring vigorously after each addition. After a
few additions more oil may be added. When the mixture thickens add the
vinegar alternately with the oil. Add the Worcestershire sauce last. If
the mixture should separate add another egg yolk a little at a time.
note: mayonnaise is easy to make if the oil & vinegar are well chilled.
SOUR CREAM DRESSING
1 C thick sour cream
½ C vinegar (scant)
1 t salt
½ t pepper
1 T sugar
1 T celery seed (op)
dash paprika (op)
Mix all ingredients until well blended. Store in jar in refrigerator.
Celery seed may be added for variety. Very good on cabbage slaw.
CARROT CASSEROLE
1 C (heaping) mashed carrots cooked in salted water
1-2 C cracker crumbs
½-1 C diced cheese
1 small onion diced
¼ C diced green pepper
1 C milk
salt
pepper
butter on top
Mix ingredients and place in greased casserole dish. Can be mixed
several days ahead and cooked as needed. For economy use maximum
crackers, minimum cheese.
Bake for 1 hr.--325°
CARROT RING
1 C butter or Oleo (no other shortening)
½ C brown sugar
2 C raw grated carrots
1¼ C f
1 t baking pdr.
½ t salt
2 eggs
1 T lemon juice
1 T grated lemon rind
½ t soda, dissolved in 1 T hot water
Cream butter and sugar. Add ingredients in order given. Put in ring mold
which is set in a bowl of hot water. Bake in moderate oven about one
hour.
DELICATE SPICE COOKIES
1 C sugar, white or brown
¾ C shortening
1 egg
2 C flour
2 t soda
1 t salt
4 T molasses
½ t cinnamon
¼ t ginger
¼ t cloves
Put ingredients together in the order given. Mix thoroughly. Pinch off
pieces of dough the size of a marble. Roll in granulated sugar. Bake at
350°, 12-15 minutes.
QUICK DOUGHNUTS
3 T shortening
2/3 C sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
3½ C sifted flour
4 t baking pdr.
1 t salt
¼ t cinnamon (op)
1/8 t cloves (op)
1/8 t nutmeg
2/3 C milk
Cream shortening and sugar, blend in eggs. Sift dry ingredients together
and add alternately with milk to make dough the consistency of biscuit
dough (amount of flour may vary) Roll out ½ inch on a floured board
and cut with a doughnut cutter. Fry a few at a time in deep hot fat
(360°-375°) turning as soon as the doughnuts rise to the top of the fat.
When cool dust with confectioner's sugar.
BANANA CAKE
½ C shortening
1 C sugar
¾ C brown sugar
2 eggs well beaten
1 t vanilla extract
2 C flour
½ t salt
½ t soda
¼ C sour milk
1 C banana pulp mashed
Cream shortening & sugar, add eggs & vanilla and beat well. Add sifted
dry ingredients alternately with sour milk & banana pulp, beating well
after each addition. Bake in greased 6½-10½ inch loaf pan in a
moderate oven for 50 minutes. Frost with nut frosting.
HONEY CAKE
1 C honey, or molasses or corn sirup
(or any desired combination of these)
3 T sugar
2 C flour
4 t baking pdr.
½ C milk (or more)
½ C chopped walnuts
peel of one orange cut up fine
dash of cinnamon, cloves, anise
Heat sugar and honey. Sift dry ingredients and spices. Add warm sirup
to dry ingredients. Add orange peel and nuts. Add enough milk so that
batter is thin and can be poured easily. Pour into greased pan, layer
or loaf. Bake in slow oven for 45 minutes. Increase heat somewhat for
second half of baking. When done brush warm cake with sweetened milk and
sprinkle with nuts (op.). Serve next day, slice thin.
This is a Swiss recipe and uses no eggs and little sugar.
GOLDEN FROSTING
2 C sugar
1 t vinegar
½ C hot water
2 T butter
2 egg yolks
1 t baking pdr.
1 t orange juice
1 t lemon juice
1 t grated orange rind
Combine sugar, vinegar, water. Stir & cook until mixture boils. Cover
and cook without stirring until syrup spins a thread 10 inches long.
(232°F) Add butter. Beat egg yolks until thick. Pour syrup over the
egg yolks in a fine stream, beating vigorously. Add baking powder &
flavoring. Beat with beater until creamy. Store in refrigerator until
needed. May be thinned with more fruit juice if necessary.
SOFT CHOCOLATE FROSTING
½ C sugar
1½ T cornstarch
1 1-ounce square unsweetened chocolate
pinch salt
½ C water _boiling_
1½ T butter or margarine
1 t vanilla flavoring
½ t rum extract (op)
Mix sugar, cornstarch and salt. Cut chocolate into small pieces and add
to sugar mixture. Add boiling water; cook until thick. Remove from heat;
add butter and vanilla. Spread on cake as a frosting or filling. Can be
used hot.
RANGER COOKIES
1 C shortening
1 C white sugar
1 C brown sugar
2 eggs
1 t vanilla
2 C flour
1 t soda
½ t baking powder
½ t salt
2 C oatmeal
2 C Rice Krispies
1 C coconut
Cream shortening and sugar. Add the eggs and vanilla and mix until
smooth. Add flour which has been sifted with soda and baking powder
and salt. Add oatmeal, cereal and coconut. Mold dough in balls size of
walnut and press slightly on cookie sheet. Bake at 350 F. Large yield.
CHERRY PIE FILLING
2-2½ T cornstarch
2/3 C cherry juice
½ C sugar
2 T butter
2 T orange juice
2 t lemon juice
2 2/3 C drained sour cherries
Mix dry ingredients and fruit juices. Cook until clear and thick. Remove
from heat and add butter and cherries. Fill pie shell and bake in hot
oven until pastry is browned.
Variation: omit orange and lemon juice and use 1 t vanilla and ½ t
almond extract for flavoring. Substitute brown sugar for white.
After cherries are added to the thickened sauce, cook the cherries for
about 5 minutes and then cool. The cooked cherries may be then put into
a baked pie shell. Whipped cream can be put over serving or over the
whole cooled pie filling.
DELICATE FRENCH COOKIES
½ lb. butter
½ lb. cream cheese
2 T sugar
1 t salt
2 C flour
* * * * * *
1 egg beaten (with 1 T water)
granulated sugar
chopped nuts
Mix butter, cheese, sugar & salt until the consistance is like thick
cream. Add flour and make a ball of the dough. Do not use any liquids.
Wrap in wax paper and towel and put in the refrigerator over night. (the
dough keeps well for a week). Roll out 1/3 of the dough at a time. Roll
the dough ¼ inch thick and fold over 4 times. Roll out again ¼ inch
thick and cut with cookie cutter. Dip top surface of cookies in beaten
egg, sugar and chopped nuts. Bake on greased sheet in hot oven until
puffed and brown. Remove carefully.
CRY BABIES
½ C strong hot coffee
½ C molasses
½ C sugar
½ C butter
2 eggs
1 t baking pdr.
1 t ginger
1 t nutmeg
4 C flour
½ t soda
Melt the butter with the coffee. Add sugar, molasses and the well beaten
eggs. Sift the spices, flour, baking powder and soda. Add to the liquid
ingredients. Beat well. Chill. Drop in tablespoonfuls on a well buttered
baking sheet or pan. Bake 10 minutes in a moderate oven (350°F) Frost
while hot. Makes 4 dozen Cry Babies.
STRAWBERRY DESSERT
1 package frozen strawberries
½ pint whipping cream
1 t vanilla
dash salt
2 T powdered sugar
strawberry gelatine in a ring mold
Let berries defrost and drain off the syrup. Whip the cream with the
sugar, vanilla and salt. Mix the berries with the cream and put into
the center of the ring of gelatine which has been unmolded onto a large
platter. Cut a slice of the gelatine and top with the berries and cream.
Serve with small cookies.
SCHENBELI
2 C flour
1 C sugar
2 eggs
1/8 lb butter
peelings of ½ lemon grated
juice of 1 lemon
fat for deep frying
Cream sugar and butter. Add eggs, beat well. Add lemon peelings and
juice. Add flour, beat well. Knead dough a few times. Let dough stand
in a cool place for 1 hour. Roll out dough on lightly floured board and
shape into rope like strips around size of thumb. Deep fry in hot fat
until brown. Sprinkle with confectioner's sugar. Makes 50-60.
STRUDEL
2½ C flour
1 t salt
2 eggs beaten
2 T butter
½ C warm water
Filling
5 C sliced apples
1 T lemon rind grated
1 C brown sugar
3 T melted butter
½ C raisins
½ C chopped nuts
Sift flour & salt. Cut in butter, add eggs and water. Knead well, beat
or throw dough until it blisters. Let stand in warm place under cloth
for 20 minutes. Cover table with white cloth and flour it. Pull dough
out on the cloth until paper thin. Spread on filling. Roll as for jelly
roll. Grease top. Bake roll for 10 minutes at 450°, then for 20 minutes
at 400°. Cool and slice.
CARAMELIZED CUSTARD
3 eggs
¼ C sugar
1/8 t salt
2 C milk, scalded
½ t vanilla extract
½-1 C brown sugar
Spread sugar (brown) in the bottom of a baking dish. Pour the following
custard over it. Add sugar and salt to well beaten eggs. Stir in scalded
milk slowly. Add flavoring. Place baking dish with custard and brown
sugar in a pan of hot water and bake in a moderate oven until firm. Cool
and invert onto a platter. The brown sugar forms a caramel sauce. Use
more or less brown sugar depending on how much sauce is desired.
PEACH SCALLOP
Arrange alternate layers of 3 layers of each:
1½ C sliced peaches
½ C light brown sugar
2 T butter
2 C cake crumbs (last layer)
Over top pour ½ C evaporated milk diluted with ¼ C water. Bake until
brown.
If canned peaches are used use juice for sauce.
POPPY-SEED COOKIES
4 C sifted flour
3 t baking pdr.
¼ t salt
1 C shortening
½ C brown sugar
2 C granulated sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
1 C poppy seed
1 T vanilla
Cream shortening, add sugar gradually and cream together thoroughly. Add
eggs, poppy-seed and vanilla. Add flour sifted with baking powder and
salt. Mix well. Shape stiff dough into rolls, 1½ inches in diameter.
Wrap in waxed paper and chill well or overnight. Slice 1/8 inch thick.
Bake on ungreased cookie sheet in 425° oven or until lightly browned.
This is a very sweet cookie. If less sweetness and more richness is
desired cut white sugar to 1½ cups and flour to 3 cups. 7 dozen
cookies.
ECONOMY ANGEL FOOD CAKE
1 C (scant) egg whites
1¼ C sugar
1 C cake flour sifted 4 times (once before measuring)
1 t cream of tartar
½ t salt
1 t lemon extract or ½ t vanilla and ½ t almond extr.
nutmeg if desired
Beat egg whites until stiff with cream of tartar and salt. With wire
whisk fold in sifted sugar and flavoring. Fold in flour through sifter.
Bake in ungreased chimney pan an hour or more at 250°, or by the new
method (½ hour at 425°) until wire tester comes out clean. Invert on
chimney to cool.
Cut with vertical motion with very sharp knife, wiping clean after each
cut with moist cloth.
PFEFFERNUESSE
4½ C sifted flour
¼ t soda
1 t each: cloves, nutmeg, salt
1/8 t cinnamon
¼ t black pepper
2 t anise seed
4 eggs slightly beaten
2 C (packed brown sugar)
Combine eggs and brown sugar. Add dry ingredients and mix. Shape into
walnut-sized balls and put on greased baking sheet. Let stand overnight
covered with towel. Bake 20 to 25 minutes (350°). Shake few cookies
at time in paper bag with confectioner's sugar. Keep tightly covered.
Become softer the longer kept.
QUICK CHOCOLATE CAKE
1 C sour milk or buttermilk
1 C brown or white sugar
1 egg
2 sq baking chocolate
2 T shortening
1 t vanilla
1 t baking soda
1½ C flour
Dissolve sugar in milk. Add egg and beat well. Melt chocolate and
shortening together. Add other ingredients in order given beating well
after each addition. Bake in moderate oven in greased 8" baking pan or
in cupcake tins.
GERMAN SWEET CHOCOLATE CAKE.
½ C shortening
2 C brown sugar
2 eggs
1 cake Germain's Sweet Chocolate dissolved in ½ C hot water
1 C sour milk with ½ t soda
2 2/3 C flour
2 t baking pdr.
1/8 t salt
Frosting
2 oz. bitter chocolate
1 C powdered sugar
1 egg
1 t vanilla
¼ C milk
1 T soft butter
Cream shortening and sugar. Add eggs. Beat well. Add chocolate, and then
milk and dry ingredients alternately. Bake in 3 8" pans at 350° until
tester comes out clean.
When cool ice with frosting.
_Frosting_: Melt chocolate. Mix 1 C sugar, egg, vanilla, milk and
butter. Place bowl this mixture in pan of _cold_ water. Add melted
chocolate. Beat with rotary beater until stiff. For variation add 2
drops peppermint extract.
LEMON MERINGUE PIE
5 T corn starch
2 C water
1 C sugar
¼ t salt
3 eggs (slightly beaten)
2 T butter
5 T lemon juice
2 t lemon rind
Meringue:
Beat 3 egg whites stiff, adding 6 T sugar. Bake for 15 minutes in 325°
oven. After it has become brown turn off oven and let cool in oven.
Mix corn starch with ½ C water in top of double boiler. Blend in sugar
and salt. Add remainder of water. Stir constantly over low heat until
mixture boils. Cover and cook over boiling water 10 minutes. Gradually
pour hot mixture over beaten egg yolks. Stirring constantly return to
double boiler and cook 2 minutes longer. Remove from heat, add butter,
lemon juice and rind. Mix well and cool. Pour into 8" pie shell.
SINGLE 8" PIE CRUST
1 C flour
½ t salt
1/3 C shortening
2½ T water
Sift together flour and salt. Cut in shortening until it is the size of
peas. Sprinkle the water over the mixture and make into ball. Roll out
on floured board. Build up fluted edge and prick bottom with fork to
prevent puffing. Bake for 10-12 minutes in 475° oven.
QUICK LOAF CAKE
2 eggs
1 C sugar
1 C flour
1 t baking pdr.
¼ t salt
½ C milk, scalded
2 T melted shortening
Beat eggs until very light with rotary beater. Add baking powder and
salt and mix well. Melt shortening in hot milk and add all at once to
egg mixture. Fold in flour. Bake in greased loaf pan in a moderate oven
until brown.
SEVEN-MINUTE FROSTING IN THREE MINUTES
2 egg whites
1 C brown sugar firmly packed
½ C water
dash salt
1 t vanilla extract
Place all ingredients except vanilla extract in a double boiler; mix
well. Cook over boiling water, beating with beater until mixture holds
peaks, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat, add vanilla and beat until of
spreading consistency (not usually necessary).
note: If very dark brown sugar is used, omit the vanilla since the
frosting will have a caramel taste. Use the vanilla with yellow sugar.
ECONOMY SPONGE CAKE
6 egg yolks
1 cup sugar
½ C hot water
1½ C cake flour sifted 4 times (once before measuring)
2 t baking pdr.
½ t salt
1 t lemon extract
nutmeg if desired
Beat egg yolks until lemon colored. Add sugar, hot water and stir
until sugar dissolved. Sift dry ingredients into egg mixture, beating
constantly. Add flavoring, and beat five hundred times (2 or 3 minutes
on mixer).
Bake in chimney pan at 325°-350° for 45 minutes or longer until tester
comes out clean. Invert on chimney to cool. Cut as Angel food.
WHIPPED CREAM FROSTING
1 C whipping cream
2 t powdered coffee
4 T powdered sugar
½ t vanilla flavoring
or
½ t rum flavoring
or
¼ t almond flavoring
4 T cocoa
dash salt
Mix cream with coffee or cocoa or both. Add sugar, one of the flavorings
and salt. Beat until stiff and use to frost any kind of chocolate,
white, yellow, chiffon or sponge type cake. Do not use with fruit
flavored cakes.
note: The coffee & cocoa makes a mocha flavored frosting. This is a very
stiff mixture and may be thinned with light cream to make spreading
easier.
The coffee alone, without cocoa used on devil's food cake is especially
good. The cocoa, without the coffee, makes a lightly flavored chocolate
frosting.
PICKLED WATERMELON RIND
7 lbs. rind (skinned)
3½ lb. gran. sugar
1 pt. white vinegar
½ t oil of cloves
½ t oil of cinnamon
Wash rind, and cut into desired size, 1"x1", or oblong. Cover rind with
boiling water. Parboil in this water until the rind can be pierced with
a fork, but not too soft. Bring sirup, made of remaining ingredients,
to boil. Pour over drained rind. Cover tightly and put in cool place
overnight. In the morning drain off sirup, boil for few minutes and pour
over rind again. Do the same thing the next morning. On 3rd morning heat
rind in sirup slowly until boiling. Fill sterilized jars, cover with wax
and seal.
CHEESE STRAWS
2 C flour
¼ t salt
½ C shortening
1½ C grated cheese
2 t Worcestershire sauce
cayenne pepper
Sift flour and salt. Cut in shortening and grated cheese. Mix with
Worcestershire sauce until blended. Press into a ball and roll on
floured board to ¼ inch thickness. Cut in strips about ½ inch wide.
Bake in hot oven 8-10 minutes until golden brown. Sprinkle very lightly
with cayenne pepper if desired.
CLAM DIP FOR POTATO CHIPS
1 clove garlic
6 oz. cream cheese
1 t Worcestershire sauce (op)
1 t lemon juice
½ t salt
½ C minced clams
1 T clam juice
Rub bowl with garlic. Blend cheese with seasonings. Add drained clams
and juices. Chill.
ALL PURPOSE PASTRY
3 C flour
1 C vegetable shortening (not margarine)
2 T sugar
1 t salt
½-¾ C ice water
Cut shortening into sifted dry ingredients. Add ice water and work
quickly into a ball of dough. Wrap in wax paper and towel and place in
refrigerator.
Use as needed. Keeps indefinitely. Can be used for filled meat patties,
fruit horns, pies etc.
WAFFLES
1 C flour
3 t baking pdr.
½ t salt
3 eggs separated
1¼ C milk
¼ C melted shortening
1 C cornmeal
Mix and sift dry ingredients. Combine well-beaten egg yolks and milk.
Add to flour mixture, beating until smooth. Add shortening and fold in
stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in hot waffle iron. Yield--6 waffles
HUSH PUPPIES
½ C corn meal
¼ C flour
1 t baking pdr.
salt
1 T shortening (veg)
1 egg
milk to make dough
Mix ingredients and form into balls. Brown in deep fat.
BUTTERMILK PANCAKES
1 egg, beaten
1 C buttermilk
1 C flour
1 t salt
3 t sugar
1 t soda dissolved in a little hot water
1 T butter melted
1 t baking pdr.
Add ingredients in order given, mixing well after each addition. Bake on
hot, lightly greased griddle.
BUCCELLATE (Italian Bread)
¼ lb. butter
1½ C sugar
2 eggs separated
2½ t baking pdr.
1 C milk
3½ C flour
1 handful anise seed
1 t vanilla extract
Cream butter and sugar. Add egg yolks and beat well. Add milk and beat
well. Mix in dry ingredients. Add stiffly beaten egg whites and beat
well. Bake in well greased pan at 350° until brown.
BIRCHER MUES
_for each serving_
5 heaping teaspoons quick-cooking oatmeal (raw)
1 apple, banana or berries
1 T lemon juice
1 T sweetened condensed milk (or sugar & milk or honey & milk)
few chopped walnut meats
1 t wheat germ (op)
In each bowl put the oatmeal, and cover with water to moisten. Add
grated apple, thinly sliced banana, fresh berries or a combination of
these. Add juice and milk; nuts and wheat germ.
SOUP BALLS (Kneidlach)
3 eggs
1 medium onion, chopped or grated
1 t salt
matzo or cracker meal
4 T chicken fat, melted
Beat eggs until light & foamy. Add other ingredients. Enough meal should
be added so a loose dough is formed. Put in refrigerator to chill.
The dough will become stiffer when cold. Form into balls the size of
a walnut and drop into boiling chicken soup. Cover and let cook 15
minutes. Serve with soup or as a meat garnish.
BUCKWHEAT KNISHES (Dumplings)
½ lb. buckwheat groats (medium grind)
4 eggs
3 C flour
2 T butter
½ lb. potatoes, boiled
3 onions, chopped
2 t salt
6 C boiling water
note: The recipe for filling can be used as a base for gravy to be
served with meat. (Kasha)
The stuffing: Mix the buckwheat with 1 egg and place into the oven for
10 or 15 minutes. When the buckwheat is browned add to the boiling
water. Add 1 teas. salt, 1 tablespoon of butter and allow to boil 30
minutes on slow fire. Fry the onions and mix with the buckwheat.
The dough: Mash the potatoes; add 3 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt. Add flour and
knead a thin dough. Cut the dough into sections; place some buckwheat
mixture on each and roll into a dumpling. Bake in buttered pan in oven
for 35 minutes, moderate temperature.
NEVER FAIL HOT CAKES
1 C flour
1 t baking pdr.
½ t salt
1 T sugar
1 egg, beaten
¾ C milk
3 T melted shortening
Sift dry ingredients together. Combine egg and milk and add gradually
to dry ingredients to make smooth batter (beat with rotary beater). Add
shortening. Drop batter on hot, greased baking sheet. (do not re-grease
sheet between bakings). Makes about one dozen.
Transcriber's notes:
The following is a list of changes made to the original.
BAKED SNAPPER CUBA:
"sexared" changed to "seared"
LASAGNE:
"organo" changed to "oregano" in list of ingredients
BEEF PORCUPINE:
"hamberger" changed to "hamburger" in list of ingredients
SOUR CREAM VEAL STEW:
"bouillion" changed to "bouillon" in list of ingredients
HOT SLAW--GERMAN CABBAGE:
"wate water" changed to "water"
SALADS:
"mild" changed to "milk"
SOFT CHOCOLATE FROSTING:
"margerine" changed to "margarine" in list of ingredients
RANGER COOKIES:
"Crean" changed to "Cream"
"soze" changed to "size"
STRUDEL:
"raisens" changed to "raisins" in list of ingredients
GERMAN SWEET CHOCOLATE CAKE:
Repeated "in" removed from
"Place bowl this mixture in in pan of _cold_ water."
LEMON MERINGUE PIE:
"sligthly" changed to "slightly" in list of ingredients
SINGLE 8" PIE CRUST:
"Buil" changed to "Build"
CLAM DIP FOR POTATO CHIPS
"Worstershire" changed to "Worcestershire" in list of ingredients
ALL PURPOSE PASTRY:
"margerine" changed to "margarine" in list of ingredients
"indefinately" changed to "indefinitely"
BIRCHER MUES:
"teasoons" changed to "teaspoons" in list of ingredients
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