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Mrs. Seely's Cook Book: A Manual of French and American Cookery : with ..

1902

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Presented as published in 1902. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Stili another yariation may be obtained by finely mincing some olives, mixing them with mayonnaise and with cream, and spreading them over nicely sliced bread. Lay in between a slice of beef or mutton and a thin piece of seasoned tomato. When the bread is spread with some savory batter and covered with sliced cold roast beef and with either a small leaf of lettuce or with a bit of sliced cucumber, the sandwich is appetizing. Savory butterà are most easily prepared. Many of them demand the fresh butter. Caviar butter, for instanoe, needs two tablespoonfuls of fresh butter which should be creamed, then mixed with one teaspoonful of lemon juice, a dash of pa- prika, and three tablespoonfuls of caviar paste. Curry batter is made by creaming one tablespoonf ul of curry powder. Sar- dine butter makes a good sandwich filling ali by itself. To make it, remove the skin and bone from three large sardines. Pound them to a smoothness and add a little lemon juice, cay- enne, and one teaspoonful of chopped parsley. Cream two tablespoonfuls of fresh butterSardine Butter Sandwich Filling and add, mixing ali together very thoroughly. Sometimes some chopped olives are added to this butter, which is then used on the bread, the sandwich filling proper being composed of sardines boned and skinned and fla- vored with lemon juice. 8ANDWICHE8y EGO AND CHEESE DI8HE8 268 Peanuts mixed with mayonnaìse dressing are much liked for afternoon sandwiches. Take the freshly roasted nuts and chop or roU them very fine bef ore mixing with the dressing. Another excellent sandwich spreading for white or brown bread is made by mixing chopped olives and small crisp cucum- ber pickles — equal parta of these — with a seasoning of capers. Stir them together with a thick mayonnaise and spread on the bread. A vegetable coloring made from spinach will give a green color to the sauce, if that is sought. Dates and figs chopped very fine and moistened with hot water and lemon juice may be spread on thin slices of bread and sprinkled with finely chopped nuts. Finely minced ginger and candied orange peel may be sprinkled on Neufchàtel cheese which has been moistened with a little butter or rich cream and spread on buttered slices of bread. Another filling for sandwiches is Orientai preserved ginger chopped fine and softened by mixing with a little cold cream. Candied orange peel and candied cherries may also be used in this way. Oaviar Sandwiches Take a one-quarter pound box of Russian caviar and the juice of half a lemon and as much olive oil as you bave lemonCaviar Sandwiches. Altemately drop the oil and lemon juice into the caviar until ali is used. Then whip it until you bave a firm white paste. FoUow general directions for making a sandwich, but do not butter the bread. Spread the caviar quite thickly on the bread. 9 Oheese Sandwich Pound one-quarter of a pound of American cheese in a mortar with two ounces of butter and one teaspoonful of dry mustard. When thoroughly blended, add a little tar- ragon vlnegarCheese Sandwich. Spread on thin slices of bread and it is ready to serve. 264 MRB. aSKLYa COOK BOOK Boquefort Oheese Sandwich To three parts of the green of Roquefort cheese use one part of batter) a little olive oil, pepper, a little salt, and a dash of red pepperRoquefort Cheese Sandwich. Mix ali into a paste and spread on thin slioes of but- tered bread. Ghopped Obioken Sandwich