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The standard book of recipes and housewife's guide, comprising as complete cook book

1901

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Presented as published in 1901. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Rolled Steak. — Take a round steak, pound, pepper and salt. Take bread crumbsRolled Steak and make a dressing of them and spread over the top of the steak. Roll and tie it with a string. Put in pan and roast forty minutes. Beef Stew. — Put on to boil in three quarts of water three pounds of beef with- out bone. Let boil until tender, and add potatoes ; season with salt and pepperBeef Stew. 383 When well done, make a gravy of flour and water, and serve hot. English Stew. — Cut meat in slices, sprinkle with salt, pepper, and flour. Lay in a dish, and put a few pickles or a small quantity of pickled cabbage over the meat. Take half a teacup of water, add a little vinegarEnglish Stew, pour over the meat, bake half an hour. Serve immediately. Pot Roast. — For this purpose take a tough piece of meat. Cut off some of the fat and melt it in a deep frying-pan or iron kettle. When the fat is hot, put in the meat and brown it on both sides to harden the albumen and keep in the juice. Add one pint boiling water, cover, and simmer slowly until tender ; then add one teaspoon- ful saltPot Roast. If the water evaporates, do not add any more, as the fat will finish cooking the meat. Boiled Beef to Serve Cold. — Take a boiling piece of beef, roll and tie, put in kettle with boiling water, salt and pepper. Chop fine one small onion, break in pieces two bay leavesBoiled Beef to Serve Cold, boil all together ; add boil- ing water as needed. Boil down very low. Let cool in the liquor. Slice cold. Hamburg Steak. — Chop finely one pound of lean, raw beef, season with salt and pepperHamburg Steak, add a few drops of onion juice, one ^%%, mix all together and make into small balls or cakes. Broil over hot coals, or cook in a small quantity of smoking hot fat. The steaks are much better if allowed to stand several hours before cooking, so that the flavors may blend before the cakes are made up. They may be served with tomato sauce. Meat Croquettes. — One cup of cold chopped beef, one cup bread crumbsMeat Croquettes, one ^%%. Pour over this enough of the hot liquor to make quite soft. Add salt and pepper, make in small rolls, dip in beaten ^'g'g, then in cracker crumbs. Fry in hot lard. Spiced Beef. — Four pounds of round beef chopped fine, trim off the fat, add three dozen crackers, rolled fine, four eggs, one cup milk, one tablespoonful ground mace, two tablespoonfuls pepper, one tablespoon- ful buttSpiced Beefer; mix and put in pan, and baste THE MODEL COOK BOOK 21 with water and butter ; bake two hours in a slow oven. Curing Fresh Beef. — To each one hun- dred pounds of beef take four gallons of water, put in kettle, also six pounds com- mon salt, two ounces saltpetre ; simmer over slow fire, and skim. When cold pour over beef, which should be looseh^ packed . Hang in about three weeks, or put in new brine, or boil and skim the old. Beef Tongue. — Wash the tongue and soak over night in cold water. Put it into a pot of cold water, and boil slowly until it is tender to the centre. When cold, take itfrom water, pare off the skin, cut in round slices, and garnish with parsley. Tongue is considered better than ham for sand- Aviches. Pickled Beef Tongue. — Wash tongue thoroughl\% soak over night in salt water ; put in cold water and cook until tender, remove the skin while warm ; put in stone jar, cover with hot vinegar to which is added one teaspoonful of mixed spices. This will keep for some time.