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Mrs. Maclurcan's cookery book

1899

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Presented as published in 1899. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Mode. — Poll out the pastry very thinly, cut in half ; put the cheese, butter and a little cayenne and salt into a small saucepan ; drop in the yolk of the egg, make thoroughly hot ; add lemon juice to taste ; spread this mixture when cool on one half of the pastry, cover with the other half ; cut in rounds or squares with a sharp knife or cutter ; brush over with the beaten white of the /Savouries. egg ; place on a greased baking sheet and bake a nice brown for eight or ten minutes ; arrange after on a d'oyiey. Dust with cayenne, garnish with tiny sprigs of parsley and serve very hot. 461— AMEEIOAN MACAEONI CHEESE. 6 tomatoes 1 onion Dessertspoonful of dripping J lb. macaroni 3 tablespoonfuls grated Salt and cayenne to tasteAmerican Macaroni Cheese cheese Mode. — Fry the tomatoes, with the onion sliced, in the dripping, until the onion is tender ; in the meantime boil the macaroni in water with a little salt ; when cooked put in a pie-dish with the onion, tomatoes and cheese, half a teaspoonful of salt, a little cayenne. Mix all well to- gether, then cover with breadcrumbs and bake for fifteen minutes. 462— ANCHOVY CREAM. 12 anchovies i pt. cream Lemon juice CayenneAnchovy Cream. Mode. — Bone the anchovies and pound them up in a mortar ; mix the cream, juice of a lemon, and a little cayenne with them ; spread thickly on slices of hot buttered toast. 463— ANCHOVY CANAPES. 6 anchovies 2 hard-boiled eggs Cayenne 6 small squares toast ParsleyAnchovy Canapes. Mode. — Bone the anchovies, cut them in two, length- ways ; chop up the eggs, moisten with the oil of the anchovy, and add a little cayenne ; pile up the egg on each piece of toast, then cross the anchovy on the top ; put a little leaf of parsley on them ; keep them in the oven until required (to keep hot), but do not let them get dry. Savouries. 464— ANCHOYY TOAST AND POACHED EGGS, 2 ozs. butter A tablespoonful anchov;^ Cayenne paste Toast and eggsAnchovy Toast and Poached Eggs. Mode. — Mix the paste with the butter and spread on the toast very hot, sprinkle a little cayenne ; poach the eggs, as many as required ; cut the toast into round pieces, then place an egg on each piece ; serve at once. 465— ANCHOYIES AND OLIYES. 1 doz. Spanish olives 6 anchovies Lemon CayenneAnchovies and Olives. Mode. — Bone and pound up the anchovies, put in a little lemon juice and a pinch of cayenne ; take the stone out of the olives and fill up with the anchovy ; serve three on a small piece of toast to each person. 466— ANCHOYIES ON TOAST. 6 anchovies Juice of half a lemon CayenneAnchovies on Toast Toast Mode. — Bone the anchovies, lay on the strips of hot buttered toast ; squeeze a lemon and a little cayenne ; serve hot. 467— ANCHOYY SANDWICHES. Anchovy paste Cayenne Thin bread and butterAnchovy Sandwiches. MoDE.^ — Mix the paste with a little butter and half a saltspoonful of cayenne, spread on very thin bread ; put another piece of bread over, cut away the crust, then cut across ; when you have sufficient, place on a plate on which you have folded a serviette or d'oyley. 468— ANGELS ON HOESEBACK. 1 doz. large oysters 1 doz. squares fat bacon Juice of lemon CayenneAngels on Horseback. Savouries, Mode. — Squeeze the lemon over the oysters and sprinkle with cayenne ; put each oyster in a piece of bacon and roll ; pack them tightly in a pie-dish and bake nice and crisp ; serve three on each piece of toast, about three inches long and one and a-half wide.