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The Henderson cook book

1914

Page 26 · 14 recipe records on this page

Presented as published in 1914. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
WATER CRESS SANDWICH. Cut the leaves from the stems and put between buttered bread slicedWater Cress Sandwich. ROLL LETTUCE SANDWICH. Spread thin slices of fresh bread with mustard butter or mayonnaise dressing, place a crisp lettuce leaf on breadRoll Lettuce Sandwich and roll, tie with ribbon or pin with toothpick. BACON AND STUFFED OLIVE SANDWICH. Fry bacon crisply and break into small pieces. Mix with stuffed olives chopped fine. Add mayonnaise and spread on thinly sliced breadBacon and Stuffed Olive Sandwich. FIG-PECAN SANDWICHES. Ingredients, i/o pound Turkish figs, i/o pound golden Hal- lowi dates, 14 pound pecan meats, % pound shelled Jordan almondsFig-Pecan Sandwiches. Run all through a meat chopper and mix thor- oughly. Pack in round baking powder tins and press down firmly. Let stand over night. When wanted for use, dip SANDWICHES 59 can into hot water and loosen contents with knife. Cut into very thin slices and place between rounds of buttered bread. NOVEL CUCUMBER SANDWICHES. Chop as finely as possible peeled cucumbers that have stood for three hours in salted ice water ; then drain and add half the quantity of chopped nut meats, 1 cupful of shredded lettuce, V4 of a teaspoonful of chopped white onion and suffi- cient mayonnaise to moisteNovel Cucumber Sandwichesn ; blend thoroughly and spread between thin slices of buttered brown bread, cutting into neat triangles ; serve garnished with crisp cress. SWEET CHOCOLATE SANDWICHES Are good to serve with afternoon tea or for dessert at luncheon. Melt 2 squares chocolate in a double boiler, add 1 teaspoon butter, 1 cup powdered sugar and 3 tablespoons thick cream. Cook 5 minutes, then beat in Y2 cup finely chopped nutsSweet Chocolate Sandwiches. When cooled slightly spread on thin buttered slices of bread. Press 2 together and cut in diamonds and rounds. NASTURTIUM SANDWICHES. Put both blossoms and leaves in ice water for half an hour before using, then cut the bread in thin uniform slices, butter lightly and lay on the lower slice of each matched pair a medium-sized leaf and several of the bright colored petals. Dust lightly with salt, or spread with just a scraping of may- onnaiNasturtium Sandwichesse (you do not wish to lose the aromatic pungency of the flower itself) and put together. ROSE PETAL SANDWICHES. Flavor fresh unsalted butter, if you can get it, with rose, by packing in a closed vessel surrounded by a thick layer of rose leaves. The more fragrant, the finer the flavoring im- parted. Allow the rose leaves to remain over night. Cut the breadRose Petal Sandwiches for these dainty sandwiches in thin strips or circles, 60 SANDWICHES spread each slice with the perfumed butter, and place several petals from fresh roses between the slices, allowing the edges to show. Sometimes angel-cake is used, spread with jelly made from rose leaves or orange marmalade. DELICIOUS SANDWICHES. Delicious sandwiches for the afternoon are made of raisins and nuts chopped together very fine, moistened with a little whipped cream and seasoned with a little saltDelicious Sandwiches. SWEET SANDWICH. Whip cream very stiff, chop preserved ginger and spread between slices of breadSweet Sandwich. DATE SANDWICH. Take a package of seeded dates and mash with hands until a paste, add enough lemon juice to taste, and spread between butter thin crackersDate Sandwich. SALADS RED, WHITE AND GREEN SALAD. Equal portions of celery, tomatoes and green peppers (cut in rings). Add grated cheese, if desired, and serve on let- tuce with mayonnaiseRed, White and Green Salad. — Mrs. C. V. Singleton. LOBSTER SALAD. Lobster Salad