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Tried favourites cookery book

1909

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Presented as published in 1909. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Well grease a large pudding-dish; put in 1 break fastcupful well- washed tapioca, then a layer of any kind of preserve and sugar. Fill up to top with milkTapioca Pudding (3), without stirring, and bake in moderate oven. Treacle Pudding. I lb. Bread Crumbs, 2 Eggs (well beaten), i lb. Butter or good Driinung, 2 oz. Brown Sugar, 4 tablespoonfuls Golden Syrup (warmed)Treacle Pudding. Rub butter and bread crumbs together ; add sugar, eggs, and syrup. Butter a mould or basin, and put in the mixture; tie up, and steam 5 hours. Serve syrup in sauceboat. Plenty of l)read crumbs prevents treacle coming out. Treacle Sponge. I- lb. flour, ^ lb. suet, ^ teaspoonful ginger and carbonate of soda, 1 egg, f teacupful of milk, and f cupful of sugar, and same of treacleTreacle Sponge. Mix all well together; grease mould, and steam 2 hours. Treacle Tart. Warm some treacle. Stir in enough l:)read crumbs to make it quite thick, then ^ teaspoon ground ginger. Put a layer of treacle and crumbs at bottom of buttered pie-dish, then a thin layer of suet crust, and so on till ftdl or nearly so. Cover with thin crustTreacle Tart, and bake J hour. Just before serving brush over with water, and sprinkle sugar over. Trifle Pudding. Take 4 penny spongecakes or 12 finger biscuits, cut in two, and spread with raspberry or other jam. Dissolve a jelly square, and, when half cold, pour over spongecakes, w'hich have been placed in a glass dish. When cold, put wdiipped cream on the toTrifle Puddingp. Jam Turnovers. J lb. Selt-Eaising Flour, i lb. Butter, 1 dessertspoonful Sugar, and 1 Egg. Rub butter in flour, add sugar, and make into paste, with egg beaten wuth a little milk. Roll out and cut in rounds. Wet edges, put in teaspoonful strawberry or other jamJam Turnovers, turn half of paste over and pinch the edges. Fry in boiling fat a light brown. Sprinkle castor sugar over, and pile high on a plate. Uncle Tom’s Pudding. Heat ^ lb. syrup in a basin ; mix in ^ lb. flour, 4 oz. minced suet, 2 oz. brown sugar, 1 teaspoonful ground ginger, 1 of cinnamon, 1 of allspice, 1 of carbonate of soda. Beat 2 eggs ; mix. them in a cup of butter-milUncle Tom’s Puddingk. Mix all together; put into a buttered mould ; steam for 3 hours. Serve with sauce. Venice Pudding. 4 Tablespoonfuls Flour, 2 do. Sugar, 1 Egg, Jam, i oz. Butter, 1 teaspoonful Baking Powder. Rub butter in flour, then add the sugar, pinch of saltVenice Pudding, and baking powder, mixing well all through. Beat up egg well. Pour into it a teacupful of milk, then mix with other ingredients. Stir well until it is a smooth batter ; if too stiff add a little more milk. Butter a pudding dish, spoon in a layer of the batter, then a good layer of jam, strawberry or plum, then add rest of batter. Rake in a hot oven, and test it ready with a fork! 132 TRIED FAVOURITES COOKERY BOOK. Vennoise Pudding:. 4 oz. Bread, 3 Eggs, 4 oz. Sugar, 2 oz. Candied Peel, 2 oz. Sultanas, i Lemon, 1 large breakfastcupful of Milk.