Heat I quart of milk in a double boiler ; while this is heat-
ing, caramelize ^ c sugar by boiling with j4 c water until
golden brown in color. Then pour slozvly into the hot milk,
stir and cook until thoroughly dissolved. The high tempera-
ture of the syrup will raise that of the heated milk, causing
violent boiling. Hence, care is necessary in combining the
two. Now proceed according to directions given in Lesson
12 for Baked Custard, using 4 eggs, >4 t salt,✪ Coffee Cake but no sugar.
Nut Blanc Mange
See Lesson 15, adding i c finely chopped nut meats✪ Nut Blanc Mange just
before molding. English walnuts, pecans, almonds, etc., are
all good.
Apple Sauce
Pare, quarter and core 6 tart, juicy apples; add yi c wa-
ter and cook until tender, having a hot fire so that the ap-
ples may be cooked quickly. Add a few grains of salt,
sweeten to taste and cook enough longer to dissolve the
sugar.
Chocolate Sauce, see Lesson 6.
Salad Dressing, see Lesson 15.
Method of Work
Immediately after breakfast, work down the Coffee Cake
if started the preceding evening, arrange in the pans with
the sugar mixture and stand in a warm place to rise. If
not already started, make the sponge with a whole yeast
cake and set away in a warm place for the first rising. It
should be kept especially warm, between 80° and 90°
F, if started in the morning.
While the Coffee Cake is rising, which will take between
I and 2 h, according to the time of starting the dough, make
the Cheese Crumpets and set aside to cool.
Start the sugar to caramelizing and the milk to heating
for the Custard and Blanc Mange, and then make the Drop
Cakes. Place in the oven and finish the Custard, reserving
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some of the milk for the Blanc Mange. By this time the
Coffee Cake, if started by the long process, is ready to be
baked. Also the Custard, set in a pan of water, may be
put into the oven, if there is room. If not, let it wait until
the cakes are done.
Now finish the Blanc Mange and while it is cooking make
the Apple Sauce. When finished, make the Chocolate Sauce
and, if necessary, a supply of Salad Dressing.
The Coffee Cake, if started by the short process, should
now be baked. It should be worked down and put in the
pans after making the Drop Cakes and before making the
Custard.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Saturday Lesson 38
CHEESE CRUMPETS — CRACKERS
BREAD AND BUTTER TEA
Cheese Crumpets
See Lesson 37, under Saturday Morning Baking.
Preparing the Meal
Ten minutes before lunch time, turn the crumpets out of
the mold, cut, sprinkle with ^ c grated cheese, place in the
oven and brown.
Make the tea and serve the lunch.
DINNER
Saturday Lesson 39
HAMBURG CAKES
SMOTHERED POTATOES STEWED CORN
BAKED CARAMEL CUSTARD
Hamburg Cakes
Have the butcher grind i pound of round steak twice, or
put it through the meat grinder at home. The second grind-
ing thoroughly cuts up all the larger pieces that escaped the
first.
Mix y2 c stale bread crumbs with ^ to ^ c milk, accord-
ing to the dryness of the bread. Add ^ t salt, i egg well
beaten and the ground meat. Also if desired 5^ onion
chopped fine may be added. Mix well, shape into cakes,
about y2 inch thick, and pan broil in a hot frying pan.
58 LESSONS IN COOKING
Smothered Potatoes ✪ Hamburg Cakes
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Heat I quart of milk in a double boiler ; while this is heating, caramelize ^ c sugar by boiling with j4 c water until golden brown in color. Then pour slowly into the hot milk, stir and cook until thoroughly dissolved. The high temperature of the syrup will raise that of the heated milk, causing violent boiling. Hence, care is necessary in combining the two. Now proceed according to directions given in Lesson 12 for Baked Custard, using 4 eggs, >4 t salt, but no sugar. Nut Blanc Mange
See Lesson 15, adding 1 c finely chopped nut meats just before molding. English walnuts, pecans, almonds, etc., are all good. Apple Sauce
Pare, quarter and core 6 tart, juicy apples; add 1/2 c water and cook until tender, having a hot fire so that the apples may be cooked quickly. Add a few grains of salt, sweeten to taste and cook enough longer to dissolve the sugar.
Chocolate Sauce, see Lesson 6. Salad Dressing, see Lesson 15.
Method of Work
Immediately after breakfast, work down the Coffee Cake if started the preceding evening, arrange in the pans with the sugar mixture and stand in a warm place to rise. If not already started, make the sponge with a whole yeast cake and set away in a warm place for the first rising. It should be kept especially warm, between 80° and 90° F, if started in the morning.
While the Coffee Cake is rising, which will take between I and 2 h, according to the time of starting the dough, make the Cheese Crumpets and set aside to cool.
Start the sugar to caramelizing and the milk to heating for the Custard and Blanc Mange, and then make the Drop Cakes. Place in the oven and finish the Custard, reserving
some of the milk for the Blanc Mange. By this time the Coffee Cake, if started by the long process, is ready to be baked. Also the Custard, set in a pan of water, may be put into the oven, if there is room. If not, let it wait until the cakes are done.
Now finish the Blanc Mange and while it is cooking make the Apple Sauce. When finished, make the Chocolate Sauce and, if necessary, a supply of Salad Dressing.
The Coffee Cake, if started by the short process, should now be baked. It should be worked down and put in the pans after making the Drop Cakes and before making the Custard.
Saturday Lesson 38
CHEESE CRUMPETS — CRACKERS BREAD AND BUTTER TEA
Cheese Crumpets
See Lesson 37, under Saturday Morning Baking.
Preparing the Meal
Ten minutes before lunch time, turn the crumpets out of the mold, cut, sprinkle with ^ c grated cheese, place in the oven and brown.
Make the tea and serve the lunch.
Saturday Lesson 39
HAMBURG CAKES
SMOTHERED POTATOES STEWED CORN
BAKED CARAMEL CUSTARD
Hamburg Cakes
Have the butcher grind i pound of round steak twice, or put it through the meat grinder at home. The second grinding thoroughly cuts up all the larger pieces that escaped the first.
Mix y2 c stale bread crumbs with ^ to ^ c milk, according to the dryness of the bread. Add ^ t salt, i egg well beaten and the ground meat. Also if desired 5^ onion chopped fine may be added. Mix well, shape into cakes, about y2 inch thick, and pan broil in a hot frying pan.
Smothered Potatoes
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