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The bride's cook book

1915

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Presented as published in 1915. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Few Pieces CinnamonPickled Sweet Pears Boil cider and vinegar together for ten minutes; tie spices in muslin cloth and boil in vinegar. Select small sweet pears, pare them and boil gently in the vinegar until the pears look clear; drain off the vinegar, put the pears in jars, reheat vinegar and pour over. Seal, if for keep- ing. PICKLED ONIONS Small Onions of Equal Size Vinegar, Whole Cloves and MacePickled Onions Peel and scald onions in salt water un- til tender, drain and put in glass jars; heat to boiling point enough vinegar to cover them, scalding with it the cloves and mace; pour it over the onions, dis- tributing spices among the jars; seal the jars tight. PICKLED GREEN TOMATOES Tomatoes Cloves VinegarPickled Green Tomatoes Let the tomatoes stand in salt water for twelve hours, then stick four or five cloves in each one and pour boiling vinegar over them. Place in jar and set in cool place. SPICED CURRANTS 5 Pounds Currants 2 Pounds Sugar 1 Pint of Vinegar 1 Tablespoon each of Salt, Pepper, CIn* namon and Cloves Mash well together and boil twenty minutes. TOMATO CATSUP 1 Peck of Tomatoes Vz Pint of Vinegar '/s Ounce Red Pepper !4 Ounce Black Pepper Vz Ounce each, Mace, Cloves and Allspice 2 Ounces Mustard Cut tomatoes in two and boil for half an hoilr, press through a hair sieve, add spices and boil for three hours over a slow fire. Remove from fire, turn it out and let stand till next day; add the vinegar. Salt to suit; put in a little gin- ger and essence of celery if desired. Bottle, seal the corks and keep in a dark, cool place. FRENCH MUSTARD 14 Pound Mustard 1 Pint of Vinegar aTomato Catsupnd Water, equal pro- portions Rice Flour, Salt, Calamus Root, Honey Pour water and vinegar over mustard, add pinch of salt, calamus root size of pea. Put it on the fire and when it boils add tablespoon of flour; let boil twenty minutes, stirring constantly; just before taking it off, stir in teaspoon of honey. When cool, bottle and cork tightly. PICKLED CABBAGE 1 Cabbage, Quartered Spiced Vinegar SaltPickled Cabbage Remove outer leaves before quarter- ing and reject stalks; put in jar, sprinkle salt between layers and let stand over- night. Drain dry as possible and cover with boiling hot vinegar spiced to the taste. CHOW CHOW 25 Tiny Young Cucumbers 15 Onions, Sliced 2 Quarts String Beans, Cut in Half 4 Quarts Green Tomatoes 2 Heads White Cabbage 4 Red Peppers 4 Tablespoons Mustard Seed 1 Cup Sugar 2 Tablespoons each of Celery Seed, Whole Allspice and Whole Cloves Cider Vinegar SaltChow Chow Prepare the vegetables, place in stone jar in, layers with a slight sprinkling of salt between layers. Let stand twelve hours and drain off the brine. Put the vegetables in a kettle over the fire, sprinkling through them the spices and sugar. Pour on enough of best cider vinegar to cover; cover tightly and sim- mer well until thoroughly cooked. Put in glass jars when hot. Tomatoes and cabbage must be chopped coarsely. Ill BRIDE'S COOK BOOK PEPPER CATSUP 50 Pods Large Red Peppers with Seeds 2 Pints of Vinegar 2 Teaspoons of Sugar Cloves, Mace, Spice, Onions and SaltPepper Catsup Add a pint of vinegar to peppers and boil until pulp will mash through a sieve; add the second pint of vinegar to the pulp and the other ingredients. Put all in kettle and boil to proper consistency. PICKLED ONIONS AND CUCUM- BERS 10 Green Cucumbers, large !^ Dozen Small Onions Red Pepper, Vinegar, SugarPickled Onions and Cucumbers