Make a foamy omelet, separating 4 eggs, beat yolks
lightly, add 4 T milk or water, ^ t salt, and a dash of pep-
p✪ Spanish Omeleter. Beat the whites of the eggs stifif, cut and fold into the
yolks, turn all into a buttered omelet pan, spread evenly,
cover, and cook until firm, over a very slow fire. If it is
brown underneath, and the center does not seem done, set
in the oven for a few minutes. Fold over, turn out onto a
hot platter, and pour the tomatoes and onions around it.
Molasses Cookies
Mix and sift 3 c flour, 2 t ginger, i t salt, and i}i t soda.
To I c molasses add ^ c melted shortening, then add i c
sour milk. Combine with the flour mixture and beat well.
Add about i c flour, or enough to make mixture of right
consistency to drop from the spoon easily. Chill, then roll
out, a portion at a time, on a floured board to 34 inch in
thickness, shape with a floured round cutter, and bake in a
moderate oven.
Boiled Rice
Blanch ^ c rice by covering with 3 c cold water ; put over
the fire stirring occasionally while heating to prevent its
sticking; boil 5 m, drain on a sieve, rinse with cold water.
Return to a double boiler, add 2 c milk and cook until the
rice is tender and the milk is all absorbed. This will require
about I h. Serve for dessert with cream and sugar. Re-
serve 13^ c for use the following day.
Preparing the Meal
About I h before lunch blanch the rice and start to cook-
ing. Make and bake the molasses cookies if not on hand.
Twenty m before time for serving, make the Spanish om-
elet, and while cooking cut the bread and butter and place
on the table. The molasses cookies may be set on a side
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table until needed, or else placed at once on the table. When
done serve the omelet, then the boiled rice, cream and sugar.
Immediately after lunch make the soft custard for the fruit
cream for dinner.
Monday Luncheon — Cost Food Units
Spanish Omelet $0.20 995
Rice Dessert 085 1,080
5.5 oz. Bread and Butter 038 600
Molasses Cookies (14 Recipe) 037 816
Total Luncheon $0.36 3,491
DINNER
Monday Lesson 198
DEVILLED STEAK
STEAMED POTATOES STRING BEANS — BUTTER SAUCE
FRUIT CREAM CAKE
Devilled Steak
Melt 2 T butter in a frying pan, slice one onion into it and
saute gently until golden brown in color, then remove from
the butter. Cut i flank steak into pieces 3 inches long, and
2 inches wide, dredge them lightly in 2 T flour, and saute in
the butter until well browned. Remove the meat from the
frying pan,_ add i t salt, >^ t pepper, }i t paprika, i t mus-
tard, 3 t vinegar, and the flour remaining after dredging
the pieces of meat. Mix all together and add 2 c boiling
water. Replace the steak in the pan, cover closely, and sim-
mer gently i h or until the steak is tender. Dish onto a hot
platter and pour the gravy around it.
Steamed Potatoes
Wash and scrape 6 medium sized potatoes, place in a
steamer, set over the meat, cover closely and steam until
tender, about i h.
String Beans ✪ Soft Custard
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Make a foamy omelet, separating 4 eggs, beat yolks lightly, add 4 T milk or water, ^ t salt, and a dash of pepper. Beat the whites of the eggs stiff, cut and fold into the yolks, turn all into a buttered omelet pan, spread evenly, cover, and cook until firm, over a very slow fire. If it is brown underneath, and the center does not seem done, set in the oven for a few minutes. Fold over, turn out onto a hot platter, and pour the tomatoes and onions around it. Molasses Cookies
Mix and sift 3 c flour, 2 t ginger, i t salt, and i}i t soda. To I c molasses add ^ c melted shortening, then add i c sour milk. Combine with the flour mixture and beat well. Add about i c flour, or enough to make mixture of right consistency to drop from the spoon easily. Chill, then roll out, a portion at a time, on a floured board to 34 inch in thickness, shape with a floured round cutter, and bake in a moderate oven. Boiled Rice
Blanch ^ c rice by covering with 3 c cold water ; put over the fire stirring occasionally while heating to prevent its sticking; boil 5 m, drain on a sieve, rinse with cold water. Return to a double boiler, add 2 c milk and cook until the rice is tender and the milk is all absorbed. This will require about I h. Serve for dessert with cream and sugar. Reserve 13^ c for use the following day. Preparing the Meal
About I h before lunch blanch the rice and start to cooking. Make and bake the molasses cookies if not on hand. Twenty m before time for serving, make the Spanish omelet, and while cooking cut the bread and butter and place on the table. The molasses cookies may be set on a side
table until needed, or else placed at once on the table. When
done serve the omelet, then the boiled rice, cream and sugar.
Immediately after lunch make the soft custard for the fruit
cream for dinner.
Monday Luncheon — Cost Food Units
Spanish Omelet $0.20 995
Rice Dessert 085 1,080
5.5 oz. Bread and Butter 038 600
Molasses Cookies (14 Recipe) 037 816
Total Luncheon $0.36 3,491
Monday Lesson 198
DEVILLED STEAK
STEAMED POTATOES STRING BEANS — BUTTER SAUCE
FRUIT CREAM CAKE
Devilled Steak
Melt 2 T butter in a frying pan, slice one onion into it and saute gently until golden brown in color, then remove from the butter. Cut i flank steak into pieces 3 inches long, and 2 inches wide, dredge them lightly in 2 T flour, and saute in the butter until well browned. Remove the meat from the frying pan, add i t salt, >^ t pepper, }i t paprika, i t mustard, 3 t vinegar, and the flour remaining after dredging the pieces of meat. Mix all together and add 2 c boiling water. Replace the steak in the pan, cover closely, and simmer gently i h or until the steak is tender. Dish onto a hot platter and pour the gravy around it. Steamed Potatoes
Wash and scrape 6 medium sized potatoes, place in a steamer, set over the meat, cover closely and steam until tender, about i h. String Beans
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