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The Swedish, French, American cook book

1918

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Presented as published in 1918. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
bowl in the shape of a pyramid; sprinkle with the hard-boiled yolks; put the heart of the lettuce in the centre. A complete salad for luncheon or supper. Asparagus-and-Tomato Salad a la Hammond Salade de Tomates aux Asperges, a la Hammond Cook nice green asparagus in hot water with salt and a speck of baking soda from eighteen to twenty minutes; take up carefully, drain the water off, sprinkle with cold water to have them remain green; then cut three inches long and bunch them — if small, six in a bunch; if large, four to five in a bunch. Lay on a slice of to¬ mato on round pieces of green lettuce leaf, forming a ring around the platter with the tops out and the stem in, leaving a space in the centre for the sauce. Decorate each bunch of asparagus with two to three strips of Spanish pepperAsparagus-and-Tomato Salad a la Hammond around and garnish with a little inside heart of lettuce in the centre and some lettuce leaves on four places on a round platter, and if an oblong platter a bunch of lettuce leaves on each end. Serve as a salad for luncheon or dinner. N Asparagus-and-Tomato Salad a la Walde Salade d’ Asperges aux Tomates, a la Walde Take small tomatoes, cut both ends off so as to form a ring; scoop part of the centre out, sprinkle with chopped parsley all around. Have ready green asparagus tipsAsparagus-and-Tomato Salad a la Walde two inches long, and raise about four tips in each ring of tomato. Stand on a platter, put a strip of Spanish pepper all around the asparagus, put in the window or icebox where cold and keep dripping aspic all over until they become nice and glossy. Arrange on a foundation of aspic; garnish with lettuce leaves. Serve with aurorian sauce in the centre, as a salad for luncheon or dinner. Fruit Salad ( Salade de Fruits ) a l’Aurore Dress a salad bowl or a small glass or silver platter with the heart of lettuce; place in a circle slices of grape fruit and oranges; cut the centre out of the orange and the grape fruit with a sharp knife or cutter; leave a round hole in each slice. In the meantime, cut celery (that has been left in ice water until very crisp) in julienne style; mix with apples that have been cut in the same way; add some aurorian dressing; put in the centre of the dish, showing the grape fruit and apples all around; then fill each slice with straw¬ berries, grapes, or maraschino cherries and decorate with whole 304 THE SWEDISH, FRENCH, strawberries; put the dressing on top and sprinkle with chopped nutsFruit Salad (Salade de Fruits) a l’Aurore. Salad to serve with any kind of meat, birds, or cold dishes. Mushroom Salad a la Ericsson Hammond Salade de Champignons, a la Ericsson Hammond Mushroom Salad a la Ericsson Hammond