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Boston Cooking-School cook book

1896

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Presented as published in 1896. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
V. Cocktail Wafers (packaged), Shrimp, Mayonnaise™ or Cavi- are Canapés’, Olives Stuffed with Anchovies VI. Potato Chips, Cocktail Style, Bacon and Peanut Butter Canapés™, Anchovy Canapés’®, Pecans” FOR A COCKTAIL PARTY I. Cocktail Puffs'” Cheese Pastries™ Toasted Mushroom Sandwiches (rolled) Bacon Canapés” Paté de Foie Gras Canapés" Stuffed Celery’ Olives * Especially good with Sherry. Small figures refer to the pages where recipes appear in this book. MENU MAKING 17 II. Tiny Lobster Croquettes*” Tomato Canapés! Caviare Rissolettes!!” Potato Chips or Pretzels Ripe Olives III. Shrimp and Cauliflower Flowerets, Mayonnaise™ Parmesan Cheese Canapés! Relish Bowl Toasted Almonds or Pecans (not salted)’ IV. Cocktail Fish Balls" Egg Canapés'” Cheese Cream Puffs!” Cucumber Sticks® Spiced Nuts” SUNDAY-NIGHT SUPPERS Many a man enjoys preparing a chafing-dish specialty, and Sun- day night supper may be his opportunity to do so for guests. All the preliminaries, even to measuring out of ingredients, should be . accomplished well in advance, so that the visible preparation may seem miraculously simple. Toaster, grill, or waffle iron afford other opportunities for table cooking. Scalloped dishes can be pre- pared beforehand, ready to heat and brown in the oven. The best salad of all is the ever popular green salad, with any appropriate additions, tossed in French dressing, in a large wooden or glass bowl. Dessert may be crackers and cheese, fresh fruit, cookies, cakes or tarts, or something more elaborate. SUPPER SUGGESTIONS MAIN COURSE: Waffles’, Maple Sirup, Broiled Sausages’, Stuffed Tomato Salad Macaroni™, Cold Sliced Ham’ or Tongue™, Magédoine Salad” Cheese Custard™ (in ring filled with creamed mushrooms) ™, Ginger Ale Salad™ Boston Baked Beans (served from large pot or in indi- vidual pots), Boston Brown Bread’, Cauliflower Salad™, Pickle Small figures refer to the pages where recipes appear in this book. 18 THE BOSTON COOKING-SCHOOL COOK BOOK SUNDAY-NIGHT SUPPERS, continued * Lobster Chowder’, Allerton Salad™ * Fricassée of Lobster’ and Mushrooms, Pear Salad*"* Epicurean Finnan Haddie™, Cucumber Salad™ Chicken Mousse’, Alligator Pear and Celery Salad’? Chicken a la King” (or other patty fillings) in Patty Shells or on Toast, Tomato Jelly Salad™* * Lobster Newburg”, Endive Salad™ * Welsh Rarebit®, French Salad Bowl™ * Scrambled Eggs® (or a variation), Asparagus**, Hot or Vin- | aigrette™® Oyster Pie’, Sliced Cold Ham*’, Chiffonade Salad Cold Salmon, Mayonnaise“, Mixed Vegetable Salad*” Sliced Cold Chicken” or Turkey” or Chicken Salad™ with Sliced Ham™ or Broiled Sausages*’, Spring Salad Sliced Tongue”, Potato Salad™, Sliced Tomato Salad*” Alligator Pears Stuffed with Crab Meat” Breads: Bread and Butter Folds, Nut Bread’, Orange Peel | Bread,™ Irish Bread”, Parmesan Cheese Sticks”, Toasted English Muffins™, Melba Toast™, Muffins”, etc., Baking Powder Biscuits”, etc., Cream Scones”, Corn Meal Breads”, Popovers™ Desserts: Date and Nut Torte”, Almond Tart, etc., Ginger- bread® (with Whipped Cream, Cheese, or Apple), Layer Cake®”, Devil’s Food™, Cookies, Cinnamon Apples™, Apple Porcupine™, Baked Pears”, Fresh Fruit”, Fruit Cup®, Macédoine of Fruit®, Hot or Toasted Crackers with Cream Cheese and Bar-le-duc or other cheeses, Soufflés*™ or Sweet Omelets*, Tipsy Pudding I Welsh Rarebit*® Hot Corn Bread® French Salad Bowl*® Chilled Baked Pears with Cream™ Swedish Nut Wafers Coffee® * Suited to chafing-dish cooking. See also index “‘ Chafing-Dish Sugges- tions.” Small figures refer to the pages where recipes appear in this book. MENU MAKING 19 II Hot Stuffed Eggs** Sliced Cold Chicken*° Cheese Biscuits” Asparagus, Vinaigrette™ Macédoine of Fruit Coconut Layer Cake™ Mexican Chocolate” lit Chicken Salad Broiled Sausages*® Popovers™ Sliced Tomatoes with French Dressing®™”