Two eu])s ot l)rown sugar. 1 cup of shortening (hall' dripinng. lard and butter),
3 eggs, 1 nutmeu. 1 teaspoonful cinnam(.n. ' • . teaspoonful allspice, "i cups of butter-
miilv or smir niilk. L'. teaspocm of lemon and V:.. teaspoon of vanilla. 2 cups of
clioi)l)ed rai^in^ 1 teaspoon soda. l)ousman"s I'.est Patent Hour enough, hut do not
make very thick✪ Buttermilk Cake. P>ake in a J.'wel IJang.'. ^flis. T. .J. Flyxn.
Hard-Time Cake.
One cupful suo-ar, '.l euus. 1 cupful Dousnum's Best Tatent Ihuii'. 1 teaspoonful
bakino- powder. Mix well.'add slowlv i ., cup .d' boiling water. Bake in a Jewel
T^ang?. ^fi«« ^^THIER.
Pork Cake.
One lb. salt pork choppe<l very line or 1 Ih. well >alte<l lard. 1 cups boiling
water :\ cu])s brown sugar. 2 cups inolasses, 2 cups raisins. 8 cups Dousman's Best
Patent flour 2 teasi)oons even full of soda, spices to taste. Bake m a Jewel Eange.
' ]\[iss Sweet.
Marble Cake.
Beat half a cupful of initter to a cream: add gradually a cupful and a half of
<uo-ar- then add half a cupfu! of water, then one cupful of flour, a pinch of salt;
then add the white* of four eggs well beaten, then another cupful of flour and the
iuice and I'ind of a lemon. Stand this aside while yon make the dark portion of the
cake bv beating together until verv light a (piarter of a cujifnl of butter, one cupful
of brown .-^ugarand the volks of four eo:ori,: then add half a cupful of water and one
cupful and a half of tlou'r. Beat until smooth, then add two ounces of melted choco-
late and one te.ispoonful of vanilla : mix well and add a teaspoonful of baking
powder and also add a teaspoonful of baking powder to the light mixture which
v<m have previouslv made. (Jrease a cake-])an. Put in a layer of the white mixture,
tiien a layer of th'e dark. am\ so continue until all is use.l. i^ake in a moderate
oven for three-ipiaiters of an hour.
Miss L.mka \\Ai.Ti:iis. St. I.ouis, .\io.
One Egg Cake.
One ouj) suirar, 1 egg, ^ cup butter. -.', cu[) milk. •.' cups Hour, 2 teaspoonfuls of
baking !)owder. "^ Bake in lavers. Mrs. Jaiix.
Eggless Cake.
One and one-half teacups of sour milk. \ cup butter, 1 teaspoon soda, i ten-
<!)oon cinnamon, h teaspoon grated nutmeg, 1 teacup raisins chopped, 3 cups ot
Jfted flour. ' ^I'^s- OLE Walseth.
134 StJPEKIOK COOK BOOK
Corn Starch Cake.
Olio Clip InitttT, 2 cups ,-u,:^ar. 2 cups Hour, 1 cup milk, 1 cup eorji starcJi, 4 eggs,.
2 to.ispooiLs baking ])o\vder. Bako one houi-. Miss Myrtle Tucker.
Fruit Cake.
One and nne-lialf pounds salt pork cli()j>[)cd line. 1 pint boiling water, Vj pounds
j-aisins. ]i i)()unds currants. 1 pound ligs,l pound lemon peel, 2 cups molasses✪ Pork Cake, 2
cups ])ro\vn sugar, 2 teaspoons allspice, 2 teaspoons cloves, 2 teaspoons cinnamon,
2 teaspoons ^oda, Dousman's Best Patent flour to thicken.
Mrs. Ole Walseth.
Potato Rolls. ✪ Victoria Cake
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Two eu])s ot l)rown sugar. 1 cup of shortening (hall' dripinng. lard and butter),
3 eggs, 1 nutmeu. 1 teaspoonful cinnam(.n. ' • . teaspoonful allspice, "i cups of butter-
miilv or smir niilk. L'. teaspocm of lemon and V:.. teaspoon of vanilla. 2 cups of
clioi)l)ed rai^in^ 1 teaspoon soda. l)ousman"s I'.est Patent Hour enough, hut do not
make very thick. P>ake in a J.'wel IJang.'. ^flis. T. .J. Flyxn.
Hard-Time Cake.
One cupful suo-ar, '.l euus. 1 cupful Dousnum's Best Tatent Ihuii'. 1 teaspoonful
bakino- powder. Mix well.'add slowlv i ., cup .d' boiling water. Bake in a Jewel
T^ang?. ^fi«« ^^THIER.
Pork Cake.
One lb. salt pork choppe<l very line or 1 Ih. well >alte<l lard. 1 cups boiling
water :\ cu])s brown sugar. 2 cups inolasses, 2 cups raisins. 8 cups Dousman's Best
Patent flour 2 teasi)oons even full of soda, spices to taste. Bake m a Jewel Eange.
' ]\[iss Sweet.
Marble Cake.
Beat half a cupful of initter to a cream: add gradually a cupful and a half of
<uo-ar- then add half a cupfu! of water, then one cupful of flour, a pinch of salt;
then add the white* of four eggs well beaten, then another cupful of flour and the
iuice and I'ind of a lemon. Stand this aside while yon make the dark portion of the
cake bv beating together until verv light a (piarter of a cujifnl of butter, one cupful
of brown .-^ugarand the volks of four eo:ori,: then add half a cupful of water and one
cupful and a half of tlou'r. Beat until smooth, then add two ounces of melted choco-
late and one te.ispoonful of vanilla : mix well and add a teaspoonful of baking
powder and also add a teaspoonful of baking powder to the light mixture which
v<m have previouslv made. (Jrease a cake-])an. Put in a layer of the white mixture,
tiien a layer of th'e dark. am\ so continue until all is use.l. i^ake in a moderate
oven for three-ipiaiters of an hour.
Miss L.mka \\Ai.Ti:iis. St. I.ouis, .\io.
One Egg Cake.
One ouj) suirar, 1 egg, ^ cup butter. -.', cu[) milk. •.' cups Hour, 2 teaspoonfuls of
baking !)owder. "^ Bake in lavers. Mrs. Jaiix.
Eggless Cake.
One and one-half teacups of sour milk. \ cup butter, 1 teaspoon soda, i ten-
<!)oon cinnamon, h teaspoon grated nutmeg, 1 teacup raisins chopped, 3 cups ot
Jfted flour. ' ^I'^s- OLE Walseth.
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Corn Starch Cake.
Olio Clip InitttT, 2 cups ,-u,:^ar. 2 cups Hour, 1 cup milk, 1 cup eorji starcJi, 4 eggs,.
2 to.ispooiLs baking ])o\vder. Bako one houi-. Miss Myrtle Tucker.
Fruit Cake.
One and nne-lialf pounds salt pork cli()j>[)cd line. 1 pint boiling water, Vj pounds
j-aisins. ]i i)()unds currants. 1 pound ligs,l pound lemon peel, 2 cups molasses, 2
cups ])ro\vn sugar, 2 teaspoons allspice, 2 teaspoons cloves, 2 teaspoons cinnamon,
2 teaspoons ^oda, Dousman's Best Patent flour to thicken.
Mrs. Ole Walseth.
Potato Rolls.