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Beaten Biscuit
Of course I'll galdly give de rule I meks beat biscuit by,
Dough I ain’t sure dat you will mek dat bread de same as I,
’Case cookin’s like religion, is some’s ‘lected an’ some aint,
An’ rules don’t no more mek a cook den sermons mek a saint.
Well, "bout de grediences required I needn’t mention dem;
Of course you knows of flour an’ things, how much to put an’
when,
But soon as you is got dat dough mixed up all smooth an’ neat,
Den’s when yo’ genius gwine to show, to get dem biscuits beat!
Two hundred licks is what I gives for home folks, never fewer,
An’ if I’m ’spectin’ company in, I gives five hundred sure!
—From “ Bandana Ballads”’ by Howard Weeden, Huntsville, Ala
1915 :
Winston Printing Company
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Co our President, Mars. K. B. Moseley,
to whose wise and efficient leadership
During our entire existence
as a circle has been Due
in a great measure anp success
that has attended our efforts
this book is affectionately dedicated.
S99 T05~—
Jntroduction
E take pleasure in offering to the public
W the sixth edition of the TWIN-CITY
HOUSEWIFE, it having been revised,
and much improved by the addition of new recipes.
This time as before, we have endeavored to
secure recipes which are especially adapted to the
needs of housekeepers in our own section. They
are not all original but have been tried and found
to be reliable, and the signatures appended to them
are a guarantee of their excellence.
With many thanks to all those who have aided
us by contributing recipes, and to the public whose
kind reception of previous editions has made a sixth
one possible, we are,
Very truly,
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE, KINGS DAUGHTERS,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Sent postpaid to any address on receipt
of SIXTY CENTS. Stamps taken for
amount less than one dollar. Address
all orders to Whatsoever Circle,
King’s Daughters, Winston-Salem,
» North Carolina.
Table of Contents
Bread Siete sales eee eee Lio de So 5
Waffles, Muffins, etc... ee itil
Sandwiches i347 es A ee eee jp 14
Poultry. and Games.) eee eh
Vevetablesi2 ae ae ee ee 6 21h Hv satt ANID LR as 46
Salads and Salad’ Dressings.2) eee
Jellies:to Serve with Salads 2). 60
Pickles and Catsups..0.00) 3 eee 61
Desseérts..0 a ene)
Ices'and ‘Ice Creams... ee
Puddings 5... 4 ee EA Ee OE, 75
DAUCES 32 eee ia a Cy Pee US RECT SP. § t9
Icings and Fillings 3.2 2 OF
simall’ Gakes 2: Cys ec eee sila sadly bg ies Wee cae ee 93
Candies). 00 ee eee 96
Food for the Sick 253.205 3a TCO
Beverages... ue Bo 103
Miscellaneous... a eT
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The Twin-City
Housewife
Beaten Biscuit
Of course I'll galdly give de rule I meks beat biscuit by,
Dough I ain’t sure dat you will mek dat bread de same as I,
’Case cookin’s like religion, is some’s ‘lected an’ some aint,
An’ rules don’t no more mek a cook den sermons mek a saint.
Well, "bout de grediences required I needn’t mention dem;
Of course you knows of flour an’ things, how much to put an’
when,
But soon as you is got dat dough mixed up all smooth an’ neat,
Den’s when yo’ genius gwine to show, to get dem biscuits beat!
Two hundred licks is what I gives for home folks, never fewer,
An’ if I’m ’spectin’ company in, I gives five hundred sure!
—From “ Bandana Ballads”’ by Howard Weeden, Huntsville, Ala
1915 :
Winston Printing Company
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Co our President, Mars. K. B. Moseley,
to whose wise and efficient leadership
During our entire existence
as a circle has been Due
in a great measure anp success
that has attended our efforts
this book is affectionately dedicated.
S99 T05~—
Jntroduction
E take pleasure in offering to the public
W the sixth edition of the TWIN-CITY
HOUSEWIFE, it having been revised,
and much improved by the addition of new recipes.
This time as before, we have endeavored to
secure recipes which are especially adapted to the
needs of housekeepers in our own section. They
are not all original but have been tried and found
to be reliable, and the signatures appended to them
are a guarantee of their excellence.
With many thanks to all those who have aided
us by contributing recipes, and to the public whose
kind reception of previous editions has made a sixth
one possible, we are,
Very truly,
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE, KINGS DAUGHTERS,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Sent postpaid to any address on receipt
of SIXTY CENTS. Stamps taken for
amount less than one dollar. Address
all orders to Whatsoever Circle,
King’s Daughters, Winston-Salem,
» North Carolina.
Table of Contents
Bread Siete sales eee eee Lio de So 5
Waffles, Muffins, etc... ee itil
Sandwiches i347 es A ee eee jp 14
Poultry. and Games.) eee eh
Vevetablesi2 ae ae ee ee 6 21h Hv satt ANID LR as 46
Salads and Salad’ Dressings.2) eee
Jellies:to Serve with Salads 2). 60
Pickles and Catsups..0.00) 3 eee 61
Desseérts..0 a ene)
Ices'and ‘Ice Creams... ee
Puddings 5... 4 ee EA Ee OE, 75
DAUCES 32 eee ia a Cy Pee US RECT SP. § t9
Icings and Fillings 3.2 2 OF
simall’ Gakes 2: Cys ec eee sila sadly bg ies Wee cae ee 93
Candies). 00 ee eee 96
Food for the Sick 253.205 3a TCO
Beverages... ue Bo 103
Miscellaneous... a eT
THE TWIN-CITY HOUSEWIFE five
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Baking Powder