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COOKIN DO!
Winston Churchill
Children, love
one another,
and if that
is not possible
at least try to
put up with
one another.
Goethe
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A poor book had best be burned to give place to a better, or even to an empty shelf, for the fire
destroys its poison, and puts it out of the way of doing harm.
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Juvenile Delinquents: other peoples children
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Practice What You Preach!
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Happiness is good hard work..
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Generally speaking, a woman is
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You will find the key to success under your alarm clock.
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The worst thing about being on time is that there is never anyone there to appreciate it
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HAPPINESS: Keep your heart free from hateyour mind from worrylive simplyexpect
littlegive much, Fill you life with lovescatter sunshineforget selfthink of othersdo as
you would be done by. Trust Godthank God for all your blessingsdo all you can for people
without thought of personal gainspread happiness.
TRY THIS A WEEK AND YOU WILL BE SURPRISED
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The happiest wife is not the one who marries the best man, but the one who makes the best of the
man she marries.
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Mans stature is not measured by feet, but by steps
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A husband who wonders where all his wifes grocery money is going, should stand sideways and
look in the mirror.
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There is nothing harder than not doing anything, because you cannot stop and rest..
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Violent exercise after 40 is especially harmful if you do it with a knife and fork.
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Two things are bad for the heart: running up stairs and running down people
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Idleness travels very slowly, and poverty soon over takes her..
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Women are meant to be loved, not to be understood.
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In marriage we learn the beauty of unselfish love and learn to lose ourselves in service
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Kind words of appreciation shine in the memories of others like morning stars.
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After years of attending the Relief Society Luncheons in the first week of every month:
I tried all the luscious luncheons
And nearly every dish with meat.
I gave some demonstrations
And tasted all the treats.
Ive learned the tricks of baking
And how to fricassee;
The art of dipping chocolates
Ive mastered cleverly.
By mixing, tasting, sampling,
Ive learned to cook with pride;
And now Im very talented,
And also very wide
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Each day can be a holiday
Filled with festive cheer
If we add a touch of color there
And a fancy garnish here
It only takes a little time
To spark a simple meal
And give each ordinary dish
A wonderful appeal.
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If you would be among the noble, you must be noble;
If you would be among the pure in heart, you must be pure in heart.
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GRANDMOTHERS RECEET
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HOW TO PRESERVE A HUSBAND
Be careful in your selection. Do not choose too young, and only such varieties as have been
reared in a good atmosphere. When once decided upon and selected let that part remain forever
settled and give your entire thought to preparation for domestic use. Some insist on keeping
them in a pickle, while others are constantly getting them in hot water. Even poor varieties may
be made sweet, tender, and good by garnishing them with patience, well sweetened with smiles
and flavored with kisses, then wrap in a mantle of charity Keep warm with a steady fire of
domestic devotion and milk of human kindness. When thus prepared, they will keep for years.
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CULTIVATING SELFISHNESS IN CHILDREN
(Taken from an Early American Cookbook)
UNSELFISH MOTHERS MAKE SELFISH CHILDREN
This may seem startling, but the truth is, that the Mother who is continually giving up her own
time, money, strength, and pleasure for the gratification of her children teaches them to expect it
always. They learn to be importunate in their demands to expect more and more. If the Mother
wears an old dress that her daughter may have a new one, if she works that her daughter may
play, she is helping to make her vain selfish, and ignorant, and very likely she will be ungrateful
and disrespectful, and this is equally true of the husband and other members of the family.
Unselfish wives make selfish husbands.
SUBSTITUTE
WHEN THE RECIPE CALLS FOR
Brown sugar
1 whole egg
1 c homogenized milk
1 oz unsweetened chocolate
c butter or margarine
2 c shredded cheese
1 c egg whites
6 or 7 large eggs
1 c egg yolks
11 or 12 large egg
Red Wine
1 cup
1 pound
14 oz
15 oz. can
3 c diced
1 pound
equals
3c
cooked
5 cup cooked
1 cup
1-1/3 cup
2 c cooked
10 c cooked
CRUMBS
20 salted crackers
12 graham crackers
22 vanilla wafers
8-9 slices zwieback
1 slice bread
CEREALS
4 oz macaroni (1-1- cups) =2- c cooked
4 oz noodles (1- -2 cups) = 2- c cooked
4 oz spaghetti (1-1- c cups) =2- c cooked
1 cup uncooked rice (6- - 7 oz. =3-3- c cooked
1 cup precooked rice = 2 cups cooked
KITCHEN MATH WITH METRIC TABLE
METRICALLY UNCONCERNED
Proponents of the metric system
May go right by the book;
But a pinch of this, a dab of that,
Is how I always cook.
Jennie Spray
Measure
Equivalent
Metric (ML)
1 tbsp
2 Tbsp
1 jigger
c
1/3 c
c
1 cup
3 tsp
1 oz
1 oz
4 Tbsp
5 Tbsp + 1 tsp
8 Tbsp
16 Tbsp
14.8 milliliters
29.6
44.4
59.2
78.9
118.4
236.8
Measure
Equivalent
1 pint
1 quart
1 oz (dry)
1 pound
2 cups
4 cups
2 Tbsp
16 ounces
Metric
473.6 milliliter
947.2
28.35 grams
453.59 grams
To Measure Temperature:
Celsius: Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) and boils at 100 degrees
Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit) at sea level.
Oven temperatures will be recorded in Celsius and most frequently will range from slow 150
Celsius (300 Fahrenheit), to moderate, 175 Celsius (350 Fahrenheit),
to hot 220 (425 Fahrenheit) 180 C. = 350, best for cakes. 200 C best for casseroles.
CANDY SYRUP TEMPERATURES WITHOUT A THERMOMETER
One half teaspoon of syrup dropped into fresh cold water:
Thread (230 to 234)..Spins a soft 3-inch thread
Soft Ball (234 to 240)Forms a ball, when pressed together but does not hold its shape
Firm Ball (242 to 248)...Forms a ball that holds its shape
Hard Ball (250 to 268)...Forms a hard, but plastic ball
Soft Crack (270 to 290).Forms hard, but not brittle thread
Hard Crack (300 to 310)Forms hard, brittle thread that breaks when pressed.
HERBS AND SPICES
Allspice: Pickling, liver pt, gingerbread, holiday baking, pork and ham, pumpkin, squash
Anise: Cakes, cookies, breads
Basil: Italian dishes, vegetables, meats, tomato salads and sauces
Bay Leaves: Grilled fish, marinades, meat stews and soups
Cardamom: Widely used in Indian curries as well as in Scandinavian Christmas breads and
cookies, stewed fruits and grape jelly.
Cayenne Pepper: Egg dishes, cream sauces, cheese dishes, and spreads
Chervil: Egg dishes, salad dressings, cream sauces, cottage cheese dips
Chives: Fresh or dried are excellent in dips, salads, garnishing for potatoes and soups-Steep
dried chives in hot water 15 minutes before using.
Cinnamon: Toast, tea, cocoa, coffee, fruit deserts and pies, rice pudding, Middle eastern meat
and rice dishes.
Cloves: Ham, apple desserts, spiced tea, tomato bouillon, creamed onions.
Curry Powder: Mayonnaise or cream sauces for fish, lamb, poultry
Dill: Cucumber salads, salmon, sauce for boiled beef, chicken or fish.
COOKING TERMINOLOGY
Bake: To cook by dry heat, usually in the oven. Meat recipes will refer to it as roasting
Barbeque: To roast meat slowly on a spit or grate over hot coals or in an oven, basting
frequently with a highly seasoned sauce.
Baste: To moisten foods during cooking with pan drippings, water, or special sauce, to prevent
drying or to add flavor.
Blanch: To pour boiling water over food to loosen skin, remove color, or set color.
Blend: To combine two or more ingredients until smooth.
Boil: To cook in liquid at boiling temperature.
Braise: To brown in a small amount of hot fat, then add a small amount of liquid and cook
slowly in tightly covered utensil on top of range or in oven.
Bread: To coat with bread crumbs alone, or mixture of beaten egg and milk, and then crumbs.
Broil: To cook by direct heat, usually in oven broiler, or over hot coals.
Candy: To cook in syrup or sugar when applied to sweet potatoes and carrots. When applied to
fruit, fruit peel, or ginger, to cook in heavy syrup until plump and transparent.
Caramelize: To melt sugar slowly over low heat until it becomes brown in color.
Chop: To cut in pieces with knife, scissors, or cutter.
Cream: To rub, stir, or beat with spoon or mixer until mixture is soft, smooth, and creamy.
Cut: To mix shortening with dry ingredients by using a fork or pastry blender as for pie crust.
Dice: To cut in very small cubes
Dissolve: To cause a dry substance to pass into solution in a liquid.
Dredge: To sprinkle or coat with flour or other fine substance.
Flake: To break lightly into small pieces.
Fold: To combine ingredients with spoon, etc. A gentle folding action with spoon.
Fricassee: To cook by braising, usually applied to fowl or rabbit.
Fry: To cook in hot fat. To cook in a small amount of fat is called pan-frying or sauting; to
cook in a 1 to 2 inch layer of hot fat is called shallow-fat frying; to cook in a deep layer of hot fat
is called deep-fat frying.
Garnish: To decorate with small pieces of colorful food such as parsley.
Glaze: To coat with a thin sugar syrup cooked to crack stage When used on pie or bread,
mixture may be thickened slightly.
Grate: To rub on a grater that separates the food in various sizes of bits or shreds.
Knead: To work and press dough with the palms of the hands, turning a small amount after each
push.
Lard: To insert strips of fat in gashes made in meat; or to place slices of fat on top of uncooked
lean meat or fish for flavor, or to prevent dryness.
Marinate: To allow a food to stand in liquid usually French dressing or a mixture of oil and
vinegarto soften or add to the flavor.
Melt: To liquefy by heat.
Mince: To cut or chop with sharp knife or kitchen scissors into very small pieces.
Mix: To combine ingredients, usually by stirring.
Pan Broil: To cook uncovered in a hot frying pan, pouring off fat as it accumulates.
Pan fry: To cook in small amount of fat.
Parboil: To boil in water until partially cooked.
Pare: To cut away outer covering, as potato or apple.
Pasteurize: To preserve food by heating sufficiently to destroy bacteria. Generally applied to
milk and fruit juices.
Peel: To remove outer covering by stripping off, as a tomato, a peach, or banana.
Pit: To remove pits from fruits.
Poach: To cook in hot liquid, being careful that food holds shape such as an egg.
Roast: To cook by dry heat, usually in oven.
Saut: To cook in small amount of hot fat.
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BREAD
All about Bread:
Yeast doughs rise in a shorter time at high altitudes. Less yeast is needed also.
Dont let yeast doughs rise more than double after shaping. They will fall, become coarse and
often very dry and crumbly when baked.
Save cooking water from vegetables, macaroni, rice etc. to use as liquid in bread recipes. Use
left over hot cereals.
Yeast dough will rise, uncovered in a closed oven. Set a pot of boiling water in oven with it; its
moist warmth will raise the dough and prevent its surface from getting dry and crusty. Same is
true while baking bread.
Yeast raises best in 115 degree water. This is a tip from a spudnut maker.
Whole-wheat bread is a lot moister when cooked in a large fruit juice can.
Whole-wheat bread dough must be kneaded a full 10 minutes.
Whole-wheat bread failure can be attributed to some of the following reasons:
a Inferior wheat; soft wheat will not make good bread. If you have a lot of this kind of
wheat it will have to be supplemented with white flour (about 1/3 white
To two thirds brown) The dough is usually sticky and regardless of how
much flour you add it never becomes a good elastic dough.
b. Adding too much flour; keep the dough very moist.
c. Letting dough rise too high in pans.
d. Baking bread in loaf type bread pans dries dough out during raising and baking.
e. Letting the bread cool too long before putting the loafs away in an air-tight
container.
Hard winter wheat makes the best whole-wheat bread. Hard winter wheat is also the
type that should be purchased for storage.
Use a pizza wheel to cut rolls instead of a round cutter. Rectangles folded for Parker House
Rolls cook round. There are no odds and ends to roll out again.
Keep a bowl of roll dough at an even temperature by setting the bowl on a heating pad which is
adjusted to low heat.
Perk up stale dinner rolls, muffins, or biscuits by turning on cold water, quickly running it over
the top of each bread item, and then shaking the item to remove any excess water.
Pop the bread items into hot oven for just a few minutes until they are heated through.
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To prevent bread from molding add 1 Tbsp. vinegar to liquid when making bread.
Dry bread makes better French toast than real fresh bread. Dry bread also makes good bread
pudding, meat loaves, and stuffing.
Odds and ends of bread pieces which have become stale can be kept in a paper bag in a cupboard
near the oven until it has become thoroughly dried. The dried bread is good for dressing,
coatings, etc.
A quick way to warm a single roll or slice of bread is to lay it in a small frying pan on top of a
crinkled piece of foil. Sprinkle a little water in the bottom of the pan, and put the lid on while
the inside steam warms the bread or rolls.
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Sometimes breads must be made from scratch. (you dont have yeast ) Here are some recipes
for those breads:
SOURDOUGH START
A true sourdough start has no commercial yeast in it. Keep a cup of milk at room temperature
for 24 hours. Stir in a cup of flour and cover it with cheese cloth. Place the covered container
outside for a few hours so it can pick up natural yeast spores floating in the air. Return the
container to a warm location, about 80 degrees F, and leave it uncovered for 3 or 4 days. If it
starts to bubble and has a pleasant sour aroma, youre in business, if not, start over.
A minimum amount of attention will keep your start in good condition. Keep it refrigerated,
except when you want it to work. Allow room in your container for the start to grow so you
wont be cleaning it up after it bubbles over. A crock or porous container is good. If you dont
want to use your start for a few weeks or more, put it in the freezer. It will keep indefinitely
there. When you want to use it, take it out and let it stand at room temperature for a day and
youre back in business. Use your start at least once a week. The more often it is used the better
it becomes. Never put a tight lid on sourdough, as it produces gas. Dont add anything to your
start but milk and flour. When you take out the amount called for in a recipe, your crock will
need replenishing. Just put in equal parts of milk and flour to regain the amount of start you
want to keep. Stir it good and leave it out of the refrigerator at room temperature to work. As it
works, it will start to bubble and rise. It will reach a high point in the container and then drop
back a little. Put it back in the refrigerator and it will be ready to use. It can be left out of the
refrigerator anywhere between eight to twenty four hours after adding milk and flour.
Nearly anything that can be baked can be made with sour dough. There are two things to
remember. First, control the leavening action. Second, keep the thickness or wetness the same.
If you are going to convert a cookie recipe add a cup of start and a teaspoon of soda. This is
pretty well standard for cookies, cakes, or pastries. By adding the soda and start you have
introduced more leavening action. If the recipe calls for baking powder leave a teaspoon of it
out.
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When you add the sourdough start you are adding more flour and milk. Cut the flour in the
recipe back about a half cup. If you cut the flour back be sure to cut some liquid out too. If you
dont, your batter will be too thin. If a recipe calls for milk try substituting buttermilk.
Buttermilk and sourdough really compliment each other. Just remember, adjust the leavening
ingredients and keep the thickness the same.
YEAST CAKES
Make your own yeast cakes. Two homemade yeast cakes are equal to about 1 commercial yeast
cake.
Soak 1 commercial cake of yeast in 1 pt. of lukewarm water until thoroughly dissolved. Stir in
enough flour to make a stiff batterlet rise until morning. When light, mix in enough white
corn meal to make a stiff dough. Roll inch thick and spread to dry.
EVERLASTING YEAST (POTATO)
1 cup cooked potato, mashed
2 tsp. sugar
1 pkg (1 Tbsp.) dry yeast
Put ingredients in a quart jar and fill with water.
Let set overnight, and next morning pour off
one half for your dough and set jar in a cool place to
keep until next time.
Then cook potato to make cup, and add 1 tsp sugar.
Add this to jar and fill with water.
Let set overnight. This is a liquid, not a sponge.
Use this at least once a week or every 10 days
to keep it going.
To use in a bread recipe:
To use in your bread recipe the one half of yeast mixture
equals same amount of liquid in bread recipe then add
water until it equals the total amount of water called for in
bread recipe.
Do not put yeast that is called for in bread recipe if you
substitute the potato yeast. (in other words dont use
both types of yeast)
Be sure flour is warm, not cold when mixing with yeast in
bread recipes.
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BREAD RECIPES
HALF-TIME SPOON ROLLS
Gwen Woolley, recipe from her
Sister Elna Campbell
1 pkg. (1 Tbsp.) yeast in cup warm water
(set aside)
Combine cup sugar, 1/3 cup shortening,
1 tsp. salt, 3/4 cup scalded milk, (or use
warm water and add cup
Powdered milk to dry ingredients)
Cool the scalded milk to luke-warm by
adding cup. cold water.(or just add cup
lukewarm water if powdered milk is used.
Mix until well-blended. Place in greased bowl,
and cover. Let rise in warm place 35-40 min.
Stir down and spoon into well-greased muffin tins,
filling each full. Brush with melted shortening.
Let rise until light (about 35 min.)
Bake at 350 for about 15 min. Yield: 18 rolls.
MOTHERS ROLLS
recipe of Ada Shakespear
1 pt. milk (2 cups) scalded cup sugar
1 tsp salt
lb ( cup) margarine
6 cup sifted flour
*1 yeast cake (dissolve in
cup warm water
3 beaten eggs
Scald milk; add margarine to melt; remove from heat and
add sugar and salt. Cool: Add eggs, yeast, and flour.
Let raise once (2 hrs) Punch down and refrigerate until
ready to use. Roll out into desired shapes. Let raise
2 to 3 hrs. Bake at 350. Uncooked dough
will keep in refrigerator for about a week.
*2 T. yeast = 1 pkg dry yeast or 1 yeast cake.
PIZZA DOUGH
1 Tbsp yeast 1 cup warm water 2 Tbsp oil
4 c flour
1 tsp salt
Let raise 1 hour, knead down, refrigerate until ready to roll out.
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BREAD RECIPE
Gwen Woolley, recipe from Georgia Chard
2 cups scalded milk
2 cups warm water
3 rounded tsp. yeast
3 Tbs sugar
5 tsp salt
2/3 cup vegetable oil
Make sponge: To above ingredients add 4 c. flour. (warm flour)
Cover top of bowl with warm, damp
cloth. Let rise until bubbly or about
45 min. Beat mixture with electric
beater until the mixture is light.
Add 4 cups flour or more as needed until the bread
dough can be worked with the palms of your hands.
Knead until the flour is well mixed. Let raise 1 hour.
Shape dough into loaves. Place loaves in
greased bread tins. Let raise 1 more hour. Bake for
15 minutes at 400 degrees, then 30 min or until done
at 300 to 325
HOT BREAD
recipe from Lynette Anderson
At bedtime place in a pan:
Frozen rolls (Rhodes)
Mix together:
1 pkg dry non-instant butterscotch pudding
1 cup brown sugar
1 tsp Cinnamon
Sprinkle mixture on top of frozen rolls
Drizzle 1 cup melted butter over top of rolls
Cover rolls and let rise in oven all night
Bake next morning, 400 until done.
90 MINUTE BREAD (WHITE OR
WHOLE WHEAT)
recipe of Mrs. Joseph Fielding Smith (printed in June 1961 Era)
4 cups very warm water
4 Tbsp. melted shortening
(Peanut oil is good)
4 tsp. salt
4 cakes yeast, dissolved in 1 cup
of above water.
8 Tbsp. honey or sugar
7 or 8 cups flour
Mix into medium soft dough, then cut into
four pieces. Mold into round loaves and let
stand 15 min. (after dough has stood 15 min.
take handle of butcher knife, and pound each
piece abut 1 min.) Knead into loaves and place
in greased loaf pans. Let stand hr. Bake
at 400 for 30 min.
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BUTTERMILK ROLLS
recipe from cookbook of Elna Campbell
3 cups buttermilk at room temperature
3 cups flour
1 yeast cake (1Tbsp) dissolved in warm water
Mix above ingredients into sponge and let stand
1 hr.
Add: 3 beaten eggs
cup melted shortening
cup sugar
2 tsp. salt
1 tsp soda
4-6 cups flour
Mix well. Place in greased bowl for 1 hour.
Punch down and cover. Refrigerate about 7 hr.
or overnight. Roll out. Let raise 3-4 hours.
Bake at 375 1215 min. Makes 4 doz.
GRAHAM CRACKERS
recipe of Ada Shakespear
cup margarine
2/3 cup brown sugar (packed)
tsp. baking powder
cup water
2 and cup whole wheat flour
Cream margarine and sugar well. Mix
remaining ingredients and add to creamed
mixture, alternating with water. Mix
Well. Let stand 30 min. Roll out dough
on floured board to 1/8 thick. Cut in 1
squares and bake on greased cookie
sheet 20 in. in 350 oven or until light brown
QUICK-AND-EASY ROLLS
(recipe from Diabetic Cookbook)
2 c self-rising flour
c plus 2 Tbsp low calorie mayonnaise substitute
2 c nonfat buttermilk
Vegetable cooking spray
Combine first 3 ingredients, stirring just until
moistened. Spoon batter into muffin pans
coated with cooking spray. Bake at 375
for 12 to 15 min. or until lightly browned
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ORANGE BOWKNOTS
recipe of Gwen Woolley
from Eldona Call
2 pkg dry yeast
2 cups warm water
2/3 cups sugar
1 tsp salt
2 eggs beaten
1/2 cup orange juice
3 Tbs. grated orange peel
2 cubes melted margarine, cooled
cup powdered milk
10-12 cups flour
Sprinkle yeast over warm water, sprinkle 1/3 cup
sugar over top and allow to bubble. When
bubbling add 1/3 cup sugar, 1 tsp salt. Add
melted margarine, powdered milk, and 6 cups
flour. Mix to form gluten. Add orange
juice, grated orange peel, eggs, and enough
flour to pull away from bowl. Knead until
dough blisters. Let rise until double.
Makes 48 rolls
Karen is expert at making these rolls
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Mix together:
3 cups flour
3 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. Baking soda
1 tsp. salt
Mix together:
cup liquid shortening
1 cup sugar
3 eggs (beaten)
cup milk
Mix together:
2 cups mashed ripe bananas
2 Tbsp orange or lemon juice
(4-6 medium size bananas)
Add liquid mixture slowly to dry mixture
Add banana mixture and mix well.
Pour into 5 small loaf pans. Bake at 325 to 350
for 1 hr. Check to see if done. Continue baking
if necessary.
(This was a favorite of our young Missionaries
in Albania)
PUMPKIN NUT BREAD
Gwen Woolley, recipe of Bonnie Loveland
Combine:
2 eggs
cup oil
1 cup pumpkin
1/3 cup water
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LEMON BREAD
recipe of Lucille Buschman
c shortening
1 c sugar
2 eggs slightly beaten (can use egg beater)
1-2/3 c flour
1 tsp baking powder
tsp salt
c milk
c chopped nuts
Grated peel of 1 lemon
Cream shortening and sugar. Add egg.
Sift flour, then measure. Sift again with
all dry ingredients. Alternately add flour
and milk. Mix in nuts and lemon peel
Bake in 5x9 pan at 350 degrees abt 1 hr.
(makes 1 loaf of bread)
Topping:
c sugar and juice of 1 lemon.
Mix and pour over top of loaf when it
comes from oven. Cool and slice.
IRISH SODA BREAD
recipe of Lucille Buschman
Combine, beat well and set aside:
4 cups buttermilk
2 eggs
tsp soda
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Gelatin can be substituted for eggs. (In cakes and cookies only.)
1 egg =1 tsp. gelatin +3 Tbsp. cold water +7 tsp boiling water
2 eggs =2 tsp gelatin + 1/3 cup cold water +1/2 cup boiling water
3 eggs +1 Tbsp gelatin + cup cold water +1/2 cup boiling water.
Instructions: When substituting gelatin for eggs do the following before you start to
make cakes and cookies:
l. Place cold water in a small bowl and sprinkle in gelatin to soften: Mix thoroughly.
2. Add boiling water and stir until dissolved.
3. Place in freezer to thicken while preparing cake or cookies. When your recipe says
add egg, take thickened gelatin and BEAT with mixer until frothy. VERY IMPORTANT
Add to batter in place of eggs.
To hard cook eggs: place eggs in cold water, bring to a boil, remove from heat, and let stand in
hot water (lid on top of pan) for 15 to 18 min. Then place eggs in cold water. Eggs will peel
easier if peeling is done under running cold water.
Bread Cube Omelette: Stir fry leftover and stale crusts and bread slices (stale does not mean
moldy) in butter. Toss in leftover diced ham, bacon, or sausage if you have it, too. Use this as
Omelette filling.
Cheese: (See page 102 for additional hints)
Process cheese is less expensive than natural cheese. Specialty cheeses such as grated, shredded
or sliced are more expensive than bricks of cheese.
To keep cheese from drying out, wrap it in cloth dampened with vinegar.
To cut cheese use fish line or fine wire.
Speed up cheese sauce by putting hunks of cheese with milk in blender. Pour in pan; heat
slowly so as not to scorch it.
Milk and Cream
To remove burned taste from scorched milk, place pan in cold water with a pinch of salt.
To prevent milk from souring, add a pinch of salt when it is fresh.
Before scalding milk, rinse the saucepan with cold water so milk wont stick to pan.
Low cal whipped cream can be made by substituting stiffly beaten egg white for part of cream.
1 egg white per pint of cream.
A pinch of salt added to cream makes it whip faster.
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When cream wont whip, add 1 egg white, CHILL then whip.
BASIC QUICK MIX
Gwen Woolley, recipe of Elna Campbell
10 cups flour
1/3 cup baking powder
cup sugar
1 Tbsp salt
2 cups shortening
1 egg
BUTTERMILK PANCAKES
recipe of Elna Campbell
Sift together:
1 cup flour, 1 tsp salt and 1 Tbsp. sugar
Add: 1 cup buttermilk
Mix well. Batter will still be a little lumpy
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Beat 1 egg well. Add tsp Soda to egg.
Add to batter. Add 3 Tbsp. melted shortening
or oil. Fold gently. (Do not over mix after
adding egg and Soda.)
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SPECIALTY WAFFLES
from recipe book of Elna Campbell
2 c flour
2 egg yolks
2 Tbsp sugar 1- c milk
1 Tbsp baking powder
2 egg whites tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla
5 Tbsp oil
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tsp vanilla
COTTAGE CHEESE PANCAKES
recipe of Lucille Buschman
1 cup cottage cheese
3 egg yolks
3 egg whites, stiffly beaten
3 Tbs flour
Mix cottage cheese, egg yolks, and flour.
fold in egg whites.
Use c mix per pancake.
WHOLE-WHEAT WAFFLES
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1 c milk
pinch of soda
3 eggs
tsp salt
2 tsp baking powder
c melted butter
2 c freshly ground whole-wheat flour
With a spoon, slightly stir eggs and
milk together in a bowl. Add flour,
baking powder, soda, and salt; stir well.
(You may have to add more milk to get
the right consistency) Small amount of
sour cream adds more flavor. Add melted
butter and bake.
Yield: 7 or 8 waffles.
WAFFLE-CHEESE BAKE
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
(microwave recipe)
6 slices bacon
4 waffles
1 c milk
4 beaten eggs
tsp salt
1 c cheddar cheese, shredded
Place double sheets of paper towel on
plate or paper plate; arrange bacon slices
in single layer on paper, covering with an
additional paper. Cook in microwave at
high 4 to 5 min. or until crisp (about 1 min
per slice) Cool, and crumble. Place four
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FRUIT MUFFINS
recipe of Evelyn Kern
7 Cups flour
2 cups sugar
2 Tbsp cinnamon
7 tsp baking soda
2 tsp Baking powder
tsp salt
1 cup shredded coconut
2 cups raisins
4 cup shredded carrots
3 chopped apples
2 cups crushed drained pineapple
1 cup walnuts
7 eggs
2 cups shortening or 1 c. oil
1 quart buttermilk
2 cups boiling water
6 cups Bran Buds
Dry Mix: Sift together flour, sugar, soda,
baking powder, salt, and cinnamon.
In separate bowl mix: fruit, carrots, and nuts
with eggs, oil, and vanilla
COOKED CEREAL
POWERHOUSE PUDDINGS
favorite of young Woolley children
4 Servings:
3 cups water (or 3 cups milk)
(for puddings, use 4 cups milk)
tsp salt
cup Quick Cream of Wheat
Variations:
Vanilla: Stir in c sugar, 2 tsp vanilla,
tsp almond flavoring. Top with fresh
or frozen fruit or cream.
Single serving:
1 cup water or milk
1/8 tsp salt
2 Tbsp Quick Cream of Wheat
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WHOLE-WHEAT CEREAL
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
(Crock Pot Recipe)
2 c whole kernel wheat
4 c water
tsp salt
Wash wheat and place in crock pot with salt
and water. Cook all night. Makes delicious
cereal for breakfast next morning. Can be
re-warmed as desired.
CRACKED WHEAT CEREAL
recipe in cookbook of Erma walker
2- c wheat cracked fresh and very course
c rice (brown)
tsp salt
Put wheat and rice in a 2 quart casserole
add salt and boiling water to top. Stir
then put on lid and let cook 1 hr.
(comment by author: I put this in a
container in the fridge and just have to
simmer with raisins for our breakfast.
The rice provides an ingredient not
found in the wheat and is tasty. Any
amount can be cooked. This provides
2 adults for 10 days.)
CRACKED WHEAT CEREAL
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
(cooked overnight in a thermos)
Thermos ( 1 quart size)
1 c cracked wheat
tsp salt
2 c boiling water
Put salt, water, and cereal into thermos
Seal shut. Shake slightly and lay on its
side. It will be done in the morning.
For other recipes for cooking with wheat, see special wheat section.
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COOKED EGGS
RHURH EGGS
Norwegian recipe of Great Grandma
Martha Maria Hansen
2 eggs
cup milk
1 heaping Tbsp. flour
As desired:
Onion salt or chopped onion, Salt and Pepper
Parsley
Cook slowly in margarine
Stir often with rubber spatula until fluffy
Serve on top of toast.
CHEESE N EGGS
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker.
12 slices white bread (remove crusts)
lb sharp cheddar cheese, grated
1 tsp dry mustard
2-2/3 c milk
1 tsp salt
1 tsp pepper
1 tsp cayenne pepper
4 eggs, slightly beaten
Butter bread and layer in a pan or
casserole dish (first a layer of bread
then a layer of cheese) Mix eggs, milk,
salt and peppers together. Pour over
bread and cheese. Refrigerate overnite.
When ready to serve, place pan of bread
and cheese in a pan of hot water. Bake at
350 for 1 hr. Garnish with bacon bits.
(or fresh parsley)
EGGS A LA KING
recipe of Carolyn Forkner
1 can Cream of Mushroom Soup, undiluted
c milk
4 packaged toaster corn muffins, toasted or use
freshly made.
Chopped parsley
4 hard cooked eggs, coarsely chopped
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EGG-BACON BAKE
c dry bread crumbs
1 Tbsp margarine or butter, melted
5 hard-cooked eggs, peeled and sliced
3 slices bacon, chopped
1 c dairy sour cream
3 Tbsp finely chopped onion
1 Tbsp milk
tsp salt
tsp paprika
1/8 tsp pepper
c shredded Cheddar cheese
Toss bread crumbs and margarine; divide
among 4 buttered 10 oz custard cups.
Layer egg slices over bread crumbs.
Fry bacon until crisp; drain. Mix bacon,
sour cream, onion, milk, salt, paprika, and
pepper; spoon onto eggs. Top with cheese.
Cook uncovered in 350 oven until cheese
is melted, 10 to 15 min. 4 servings
BOXTY-ON-THE-PAN ***
recipe of Lucille Buschman
Mix together:
a cup raw grated potato
1 cup mashed potatoes
1 cup unbleached flour
2 tsp baking powder
2 eggs, well beaten
1/8 cup milk
c grated apple optional.
Add more flour if needed to get a mixture
that is of a dough-like consistency. Pat
mixture out to a thickness of about inch
on a well-floured dough board. Cut into
squares and place on a well-oiled griddle
or cast iron frying pan. Brown over
medium heat, first on one side and then
on the other. Takes about 4 min. on each.
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RASPBERRY FLOAT
recipe of Nell Perry
3 -3oz pkg. raspberry flavored gelatin
4 cups boiling water
1 cups sugar
4 cups cold water
cup lime juice
2 cups orange juice
1 cups lemon juice
1 qt. gingerale
2-10 oz. pkg frozen raspberries.
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water; add sugar,
cold water, and juices; cool, but do not chill
or gelatin will congeal. (if it does congeal
heat just enough to liquefy) when time to
serve, pour punch into punch bowl. Add
Gingerale and frozen raspberries. Stir
until berries break apart and are partially
thawed.
Makes about 4 qts.
CINNAMON CANDY HOLIDAY PUNCH
recipe of Iola Jensen
1 small pkg cinnamon red hots
2 cups water
2 cups sugar. Boil all together, then add:
1-1 qt. 4oz can pineapple juice
1 large can frozen orange juice
1 large can frozen lemonade (pink best)
1 large bottle cranberry juice cocktail
or any berry juice.
Freeze, stirring occasionally (if possible)
At serving time break off pieces with fork
Place in serving bowl, add a little water
then add 7-up. Continue adding about
equal amounts of liquid and slush.
HOT SPICED CRANBERRY PUNCH
recipe of Nelle Perry
2 cups cranberry juice
2 cups apple juice
1 stick cinnamon
5 whole cloves
Juice of one orange (strained)
1 Tbsp sugar
Mix and heat about 15 min. Simmer
Can use all Cranapple juice in place of
other 2 juices.
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with a spoon)
ORANGE JULIUS
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 6-oz can frozen orange juice concentrate
1 c milk
1 c water
c sugar
10 to 12 ice cubes
1 tsp vanilla
Put all above in blender. Cover and blend
until smooth. Serve immediately. Makes
about 6 cups.
HANDY EGGNOG-CHOCOLATE
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 pt softened chocolate ice cream
1 c cream, whipped
1 qt. chilled dairy eggnog
c chocolate syrup
1 qt chilled club soda
Shaved unsweetened chocolate
Combine softened ice cream, eggnog, and
chocolate syrup. Mix well. Pour into punch
bowl or pitcher. Add chilled club sofa
gradually, stirring gently. Float whipped
cream on surface of punch, if desired, or
spoon onto each glass. Garnish with shaved
chocolate. Makes about 11 cups of punch,
or 20 to 22 c servings.
ICE CREAM PUNCH
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
8 c water
3 c orange juice
4 c water
4 c pineapple juice
1 c lemon juice
Ice cream
Sprite
5 to 6 drops mint or peppermint flavoring
Mix all ingredients together and freeze to
slush. Add ice cream and sprite.
GRAPE PUNCH
1 small can frozen lemonade 1 large can frozen grape juice 1 large 7-up
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Mix frozen ingredients per can instructions, add 7-up, and refrigerate
SEASONS GREETINGS PUNCH
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 c sugar
2 c lemon juice
1 (46 oz) can Hawaiian Punch
1 (28 oz) bottle club soda or ginger ale
Maraschino cherries & orange slices optional
Stir in sugar and lemon juice until dissolved
Place ice cubes in large punch bowl-pour in
lemon juice and sugar mixture, add Hawaiian
punch. Slowly add club soda or ginger ale.
Stir. Garnish with cherries and orange slices.
HOT SPICED TOMATO JUICE
Combine in a cooking pan:
9 cups tomato juice
3 bay leaves
c celery, chopped with leaves
6 whole cloves
3 tsp sweet basil
3 small onions chopped
Boil until onion and celery are tender
Strain through a cheesecloth
Dissolve in boiling water and then add to
strained juice:
6 bouillon cubes
6 cups water. Add butter, salt, and pepper
to taste. Serve hot.
FRUIT PUNCH
(with no sugar added)
Reconstitute juices:
2-12 oz cans orange juice
Mix all ingredients together
2-12 oz cans lemonade
Pour mixed punch into punch bowl
Add pureed fruits:
Float orange slices on surface of punch
1 qt strawberries
2 or 3 bananas
2 qts water, or more to taste
CRANBERRY SIPPER
1 gal. cranberry juice, 2-12 oz cans frozen orange juice, 2 cups sugar, 2 c cinnamon candies,
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c lemon juice, 3 c water. Heat to boil, and simmer until well blended.
RUSSIAN TEA
2 cups Tang
1 c sugar
tsp cloves
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CRANBERRY SALAD
recipe of Eldona Call
1 lb fresh cranberries
1 lb large marshmallows
(I use 10 oz small ones)
2 cups sugar
1 cup chopped celery (fine)
1 pt whipping cream
1 cup chopped nuts
Preparation:
Wash, dry and grind berries in Food
Chopper (fine) Cut up marshmallows
(if you used large ones)
Combine berries, marshmallows, celery
and sugar. Refrigerate overnight
Fold in whipped cream and nuts.
Chill thoroughly before serving.
FRUIT PARFAIT SALAD
1 lb (14 oz) can fruit cocktail
c chopped walnuts (or nuts)
1 Tbsp salad or mayonnaise dressing
1 c whipped cream
1/3 c sugar
8 oz cream cheese
Green food coloring
1 c mini marshmallows
Drain fruit.
Add salad dressing and sugar to softened
cream cheese. Add a few drops of green
food coloring. Fold in fruit, marshmallows,
nuts and whipped cream
Chill and serve.
BREAD & BUTTER SHRIMP SALAD
recipe of Joan Poff
1 large sandwich loaf bread with crust removed.
Butter and cut into cubes.
4 hard cooked eggs, diced
2 stalks celery, diced
1 carrot diced
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2 c miniature marshmallows
c flaked coconut
Procedure:
Cook pasta 11 min. Rinse with cold water,
drain well. In large bowl, beat reserved
pineapple juice, milk, sugar, and pudding
2 min. Gently stir in pasta and add
remaining ingredients; Cover.
Refrigerate at least 5 hours. 12 Servings
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topping thawed
SPINACH SALAD
1 bunch of spinach (use small and medium
leaves)
1 head lettuce (wash and cut in bite size
pieces)
1 cucumber chopped
2 large stalks celery, chopped
1 small onion sliced very thin
2 c washed bean sprouts
3 hard boiled eggs, chopped
1 lb bacon (fried crisp, drained, and
broken into small pieces
1 can of drained Mandarin Oranges
Mix all ingredients, refrigerator until served
DRESSING FOR CUCUMBER or SPINACH
SALAD
2 Tbsp sugar
1 cup catsup
c oil
c vinegar
2 Tbsp dried onion
Mix all of the above together in a blender
and put into a container with a pouring
spout
ZESTY SPINACH TUNA SALAD
1 pouch (3oz) Bumble Bee light tuna.
1 (6 oz) bag or bunch spinach, cleaned
1 can (11 oz) Mandarin oranges, drained
2 Tbsp chopped red onion
c bottled Italian or other dressing
In bowl, combine spinach, oranges and
red onion. Add tuna and dressing, toss to
combine. Serves 2
CHEESE SALAD
1 flat can crushed pineapple
pkg mini marshmallows
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1 c boiling water
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coleslaw.
RAW CRANBERRY SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 # pkg raw cranberries
2 pkg cherry jello (dissolved in 2 c water)
1 c cut up celery
1 apple, cut fine
c nuts
c to 1 c sugar
2 c drained crushed pineapple
Grate cranberries. Add sugar and let stand
15 to 30 min. Add to cooled jello along with
nuts, apple, celery and pineapple. Refrigerate
until set.
GREEN MANSIONS SLAW
recipe of Sandy Russell
1 head savory or green cabbage
c drained pineapple tidbits
c halved green grapes
c shredded cucumber
Salad dressing
Remove center of cabbage, leaving outer
Leaves to form a shell. Shred cabbage
removed from center. Combine with
pineapple, grapes, cucumber and enough
Salad dressing to moisten. Chill.
Fill Cabbage shell and serve.
BROCCOLI & CAULIFLOWER SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 head cauliflower, cut up
1 c sour cream
3 stalks broccoli, cut up
c mayonnaise
1 med. onion, chopped fine
1 Tbsp vinegar
Tbsp sugar
salt and pepper
Combine all above, add a dash of Tobasco sauce
and Worcestershire sauce to taste.
HINT: Lettuce will stay fresher if wrapped in paper toweling & not plastic.
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LAYERED SALAD
recipe of Pearle Limper
Layer in large bowl and keep tightly
covered for 8 hours or more.
1st layer- 1 heads finely shredded iceburg
lettuce
2nd layer- c chopped celery
3rd layer- c chopped green pepper
4th layer- c chopped green onions
5th layer- 1 10 0z pkg frozen peas, cooked
& cooled
th
6 layer-1 pt mayonnaise or miracle whip,
spread on top, or can use 1 cup
mayonnaise, and 1 c salad dressing.
7th layer-2 Tbsp sugar sprinkled over
dressing.
Sprinkle 4-6 oz of grated cheese over salad
Sprinkle 8 strips of bacon, fried, dried, and
crumbled over salad, or can use about c
of bacon bits
Cover bowl tightly until serving time (this
is important). Serves 10 generously
VEGETABLE SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
sliced onion
sliced cooked carrots
celery
green pepper
garbonza beans
fresh cauliflower
Sauce: Combine and bring to a boil:
1 can tomato soup
c cooking oil
c vinegar
Then add c brown sugar. Mix with vegetables,
and let set overnite
HAWAIIAN BEET SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
Two 1# cans beets, cut or sliced
and drained
One 1# can pineapple chunks, save juice*
Make syrup: 1 Tbsp cornstarch
tsp salt
* c pineapple juice
c honey or white or brown sugar
Mix syrup and cook until thick. Add beets
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and pineapple.
1 Tbsp butter
TACO SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 or 2 heads lettuce
4 tomatoes
1 lb hamburger
1 can kidney beans
1 pkg Doritto taco chips
1 pkg Good Seasons Italian Salad Dressing
Brown hamburger well, break lettuce in a bowl.
Add tomatoes, 1 can drained kidney beans.
Add hamburger and toss. Add Doritto chips
and dressing just before serving.
OTHER IDEAS FOR TACO SALAD
This popular salad can also have other
ingredients. Here are a list of other food
you can add as you desire.
chili powder
chopped onion, green or white
chopped green pepper
avocado, chopped
sliced pitted ripe olives
cheddar cheese, shredded
Fritos, Doritos, Corn Chips
kernel corn
kidney beans, or chili beans, or pork n beans
BROCCOLI AND GRAPE SALAD
recipe of Karen Weight
4 c bite size broccoli uncooked
c diced celery
c sliced green onions
1 c red grapes cut in half
1 c green grapes cut in half
c toasted sliced or slivered
almonds
8 strips cooked & crumbled bacon
Dressing:
Mix together:
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1 c mayonnaise
2 Tbsp vinegar
1/3 c sugar
TOSTADO SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
6 corn tortillas
1 (20-oz) can refried beans
c grated sharp cheddar cheese
3 c shredded lettuce
1 c chopped tomato
3 ripe avocados, 2 to mash, one to slice
Avocado Dressing:
2 ripe avocados, mashed
1 Tbsp lime juice
1 Tbsp thinly sliced green onion
c dairy sour cream
tsp salt
tsp bottled hot pepper sauce (or milder
sauce if preferred)
Thoroughly combine mashed avocado, lime
juice, and onion; blend in sour cream, salt
and hot pepper sauce until smooth; chill.
Fry tortillas in hot cooking oil until crisp
on both sides; do not fold. Drain on paper
toweling. In skillet, heat beans in 1 tsp hot
oil; add cheese, stirring until melted. Spread
about 1/3 c beans on each tortilla. Cover with
c lettuce and top with chopped tomato.
Spoon a dollop of avocado dressing atop each
salad and garnish with an avocado slice.
Makes 6 servings. Garnish with olives if desired.
BEAN SALAD
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 303 can green beans
1 303 can wax yellow beans
1 303 can kidney beans
c green pepper
1 red onion, slice
1 can garbonza beans
c sugar
2/3 c vinegar(cider)
1/3 c salad oil
tsp pepper
1 tsp salt
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1 tsp salt
Pepper
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Dressing:
1 c mayonnaise mixed with
c chicken broth.
Optional: Craisins (cranberry raisins) are
very good in this salad.
Salad is best served warm, but also delicious
when served cold.
Dressing:
c sugar or Splenda
1/3 c oil
c Red Wine Vinegar
Chicken-Flavor packet from noodles
Salt and pepper to taste
Mix and serve.
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1 c mashed pears
SALAD DRESSINGS
SOUR CREAM- LEMON DRESSING
c dairy sour cream
1 Tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp snipped parsley
tsp salt
tsp dried dill weed
tsp coarsely ground pepper
1 small clove garlic, crushed
Mix all ingredients; cover and refrigerate until chilled.
CREAMY ONION DRESSING
(for green, vegetable, meat or seafood salads)
1 c mayonnaise or salad dressing
c dairy sour cream
2 green onions, finely chopped (abt 2 Tbsp)
Mix ingredients. Refrigerate at least 4 hrs before
serving. Makes 1- c dressing
CUCUMBER DRESSING
medium cucumber chopped (abt c)
c dairy sour cream
tsp salt
c mayonnaise or salad dressing
Mix ingredients. Refrigerate. 6 servings
CUCUMBER DRESSING
recipe from Diabetic Cookbook
1 small cucumber peeled
tsp lemon juice
tsp salt
1 tbsp chopped fresh parsley
c plain unsweetened low fat yogurt
1 green onion, chopped
1 Tbsp low calorie mayonnaise substitute
tsp dried whole dill weed
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TOMATO-CUCUMBER DRESSING
(for green, vegetable, meat or seafood salads)
1 c mayonnaise or salad dressing
c each drained diced tomato and cucumber
1 tsp finely chopped onion
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dash of salt
BLUE CHEESE DRESSING
c crumbled blue cheese
1 pkg (3 oz) cream cheese, softened
c mayonnaise or salad dressing
1/3 c half-and-half
Reserve 1/3 c blue cheese. Beat remaining
blue cheese and cream cheese on low speed.
Add mayonnaise and half-and-half; beat on
medium speed until creamy. Stir in
reserved blue cheese. Cover and refrigerate
at least 3 hours. Makes abt 1-2/3 c dressing
MANDARIN DRESSING
c commercial low-calorie Italian dressing, 2 Tbsp reduced sodium soy sauce, 1 tsp vinegar,
1 tsp sesame seeds, 2 Tbsp sugar, 1/8 tsp pepper
Combine all ingredients in jar; cover tightly, and shake vigorously.
Refrigerate at least 2 hours to blend flavors. Serve over vegetable salads.
BUTTERMILK DRESSING
c mayonnaise or salad dressing
c buttermilk
1 tsp dried parsley flakes
tsp instant minced onion
1 clove garlic, crushed
tsp salt
Dash of ground pepper
Shake all ingredients in tightly covered jar;
Refrigerate at least 2 hours. Shake before
serving. Makes about 1- c dressing
Mayonnaise-Buttermilk Dressing:
Increase mayonnaise to 1 cup and decrease
buttermilk to cup.
FRENCH DRESSING
1 c olive or vegetable oil or combination
tsp vinegar
c lemon juice
1 tsp salt
1c
tsp paprika
tsp dry mustard
Shake all ingredients in tightly covered jar.
Refrigerate. Shake before serving. Makes
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THREE-FRUIT DRESSING
c sugar
1 Tbsp plus 1- tsp cornstarch
cup unsweetened pineapple juice
Grated peels of 1 small lemon and
1 small orange
2 Tbsp lemon juice
2 Tbsp orange juice
Mix sugar and cornstarch in saucepan.
Stir in pineapple juice. Cook, stirring
constantly, until mixture thickens and
boils. Boil and stir 1 minute; Remove
from heat. Stir in remaining
ingredients; Cool.
FLUFFY YOGURT DRESSING
8 oz carton unflavored yogurt (1 cup)
3 Tbsp raspberry or strawberry jam
or orange marmalade
LIMEADE DRESSING
1/3 c frozen limeade or lemonade
concentrate (thawed)
1/3 c honey
1/3 c vegetable oil
1 tsp celery or poppy seed
Mix all ingredients with handbeater.
Makes 1 cup dressing.
HONEY-PEANUT DRESSING
Mix c honey, c cream peanut butter and 1 Tbsp lemon juice
Makes c dressing
SEASONED SALAD OIL
Shake in tightly covered jar:
1 c vegetable oil and
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1 pkg Spaghetti Sauce Mix cooked according to directions on pkg. Spread on buttered toast.
Top with chopped sliced luncheon meats (or cooked hamburger) and grated mild cheese. Put
under broiler or in microwave oven until cheese is melted.
HOT REUBEN SANDWICH
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1 lg. can sauerkraut
1 lg can corned beef
lb jack cheese, grated
1 can Cream of celery soup
6 slice rye bread, buttered on both sides
Drain and rinse kraut and pour into a
9x13 inch baking dish. Crumble corned
beef over kraut. Sprinkle cheese over
meat. Stir soup and pour over all. Place
bread slices on top and bake for 25 min in
350 oven.
SLOPPY JOE MIX
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
(crock pot recipe)
3 lbs ground beef
3 Tbsp flour
3 large onions, chopped
3 Tbsp catsup
1 tsp salt
1 Tbsp chili powder
1 tsp prepared mustard
4 tsp Worcestershire sauce
3 cans tomato soup
Brown meat and onions; pour off excess
grease. Add remaining ingredients; Cook
in crockpot for 4 hrs. (low heat) Serve over
hamburger buns.
TUNA SANDWICH FILLING
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1 can tuna, drained and flaked
c lettuce, shredded
stick celery, chopped
c carrots, shredded fine
c cheese, cubed
c green onions, chopped
c tomato, chopped
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saucepan. Boil about 15 min. or until mixture is thick. Store in covered jar in refrigerator. When
ready to use, mix with Chunk Style Peanut Butter according to taste and spread on bread.
Spread as is without peanut butter on Nut Breads.
BEAN SANDWICHES
Bacon
chopped green onion
Pork n beans
grated cheese
Buttered whole-wheat toast or buns
Strips of bacon
CHICKEN-TREAT SANDWICHES
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
2 c chopped cooked chicken
1 c chopped walnuts or pecans (optional)
1 c crushed pineapple, drained
salad dressing
Mix chicken, nuts and pineapple with just
enough salad dressing to moisten.
Spread salad dressing on bread then chicken
filling to make sandwiches.
Yield 1 doz. sandwiches.
GRILLED TURKEY SANDWICHES
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
8 slices bread
1 (4 oz) can deviled ham
8 to 12 slices cooked turkey
8 slices processed American cheese
Toast bread lightly on one side under
broiler. Turn over and spread untoasted
side with deviled ham. Cover with turkey
slices; top with cheese slice. Broil until
cheese is delicately browned and bubbly.
Serve hot.
CHEESE BURGER SWIRLS
recipe of Jeanne Rickards
Roll out baking powder biscuit dough to
inch thick. Spread with cooked crumbled
hamburger and grated cheese.
Roll up and cut as for cinnamon rolls.
Serve immediately.
You can add any type of seasoning
to hamburger before dough roll up.
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c salad dressing
c diced celery.
SOUPS AND STEWS
Almost all soups are better if prepared a day in advance and allowed to set in the refrigerator.
their flavors are then allowed to blend together better.
STEWING
Stewing is used for cooking meat from economical less tender cuts of beef, veal, lam, chicken,
etc. The following steps will be helpful to the stew maker:
1. Have meat cut into uniform cubes 1 to 2 inches in size. Shake in seasoned flour in paper bag
(Flour may be omitted and meat seasoned with salt and pepper)
2. Brown meat slowly and evenly in about 2 Tbsp shortening in heavy kettle. Floured meat
develops deeper brown than meat not floured; it may also be browned without added fat.
3. Add hot water, broth or other liquid, about 2 cups, until it just covers the meat.
Add desired seasonings, varying to enhance the flavor of the particular meat used.
4. Cover kettle tightly and simmer until meat is tender. Do not boil. Slow cooking over low
heat makes meat tender and flavorful. Add more liquid if necessary.
5. Add vegetables the last part of cooking time, before meat is quite done. Do not overcook
vegetables. Time depends on kind used and whether whole or cut.
6. Remove meat and vegetables and thicken liquid for gravy. Serve stew in individual bowls or
in a large casserole. Stew may also be topped with pastry or biscuits for Meat Pie.
7. If using leftover meat such as potroast, create a stew by mixing chunks of meat, leftover
gravy, and vegetables then simmer until vegetables are done. (do not put left over liver in a
stew)
COOKING MEATS IN WATER
Some less tender cuts of meat do not lend themselves to being cut up as above steps suggest
Chicken, corned beef etc. find themselves in this category. The following steps are suggested for
large, less tender cuts, and as a step in making soups:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cover meat with hot water. Meat may be browned first, if desired
Add seasonings, and desired herbs, spices or seasoning vegetables such as onion, celery, etc
Cover tightly and simmer until meat is tender. Do not overcook.
If meat is to be served cold, cool in stock in which it was cooked. Store in stock in the
refrigerator.
5. For boiled dinner, add vegetables to meat just long enough before meat is tender to cook
them.
6. Dumplings and noodles are often added to broth which has been chilled, grease removed,
and brought to boiling point again. Since cold grease coagulates on top of broth it is easily
spooned off and thrown away.
7. Suggestions: Chicken: Stewing hen, noodles or dumplings.
Ham hock: Lentils, barley, celery and onions
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1 c diced celery
2 c cubed potatoes
2 beef bouillon cubes
1 tsp pepper
1 quart tomatoes
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c chopped celery
8-oz can tomatoes
14-oz can diced tomatoes
tsp salt
BUTTERED CROUTONS
1 c bread cubes
2 Tbsp butter
WALDORF STEW
recipe of Naomi Pearson
2 lbs stew meat
2 c carrots cut in medium pieces
4 c potatoes cut in large cubes
3 Tbsp tapioca
tsp pepper
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1 can water
Place all vegetables and meat in a large baking dish. Mix remaining ingredients together. Pour
over meat and vegetables. Cover. Bake at 225 for 6 hours.
SPLIT PEA SOUP
1 c split peas
1 Ham or veal bone
c coarsely chopped onions
c chopped celery
Salt and Pepper
Dash of Thyme
Soak peas overnight in water to cover
Drain. Add ham or veal bone and water
to cover. Ham stock is even better if youve
just boiled a ham. Simmer covered for 3 hrs.
Add celery and onions. Season to taste with
salt, pepper and thyme. Cook covered for
another hour.
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Bear Creek brand Creamy Potato Soup Mix (11 oz size) For 4 servings: Use about 1/3 pkg of
dry soup, add 2 c milk, one fresh potato cooked, cubed, added to soup. Add cooked cubed
chicken,
onions, etc. If after simmering soup does not thicken, then add more of the dry soup mix.
All items used in your soup could come from your storage food.
TOMATO SOUP
recipe of Ada Shakespear
2 qts tomatoes
4 stalks celery, chopped
of a lg. onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
3 Tbsp cornstarch
Dash cayenne pepper
2 Tbsp margarine
1 Tbsp salt
tsp pepper
2 Tbsp sugar
1 Tbsp flour
Parsley
Boil tomatoes, celery, onions, pepper
and a little parsley together until
vegetables are done. Put ingredients
through a colander or blend in a blender.
Add seasonings. Melt margarine in a
large saucepan, add flour and mix together
for thickening. Pour tomato mixture into
flour mixture and bring to a boil.
Note: Four times this recipe and bottle it
in sealed jars.
CORN CHOWDER
recipe of Elna Campbell
Cut 4-6 slices bacon to 1 inch pieces
(fry until done but not crisp)
Add:
4 carrots, cut very small
6 potatoes cut in very small cubes
1 small chopped onion
Add 1 tsp salt and tsp pepper
Cover with water just barely to top of
vegetables. Cook about 15 min. or
until carrots & potatoes are done.
(with lid on).
Add:
1 can corn, and continue cooking until heated
thoroughly.
Add:
2 c milk, stir constantly until milk is heated but
Do Not Boil after adding milk. Add more salt or
onion salt to taste. Sere hot with Biscuits and
salad.
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CLAM CHOWDER
(Brattons)
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 c onions, finely chopped
1 c celery, finely chopped
2 c very finely diced potatoes
2 cans 6 oz clams
or 1 lb minced clams & juice
c butter
1 qt half and half cream
c flour
1 tsp salt
2 Tbsp red wine vinegar
Few grains pepper
Drain juice from clams and pour juice over
vegetables. In a very small sauce pan add
enough water to barely cover. Simmer
covered over medium heat until barely
tender. In meantime melt butter, add flour,
and blend. Cook stirring constantly Add
cream and cook. Stir with wire whip until
smooth and thick. This is important!
Add undrained veg., clams, and vinegar.
Heat through. Season with salt and pepper
to taste. Serves 8
HURRY UP CHICKEN SOUP
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
2 cooked chicken breast,
(need 1 c cubed chicken)
2 c egg noodles
2 c chopped celery
c finely chopped onion
2 Chicken bouillon cubes
(or 1 pkg Lipton Chicken noodle soup)
2 c chopped carrots
Salt an Pepper to taste.
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8 oz Lasagna noodles
8 oz Mozzarella cheese(sliced)
2 tsp salt
1 lb. cottage cheese
Cook lasagna noodles in salted boiling
water until tender, stirring frequently.
Drain-arrange in shallow baking dish
making layers:
1. Cooked lasagna noodles
2. Cottage cheese
3. Mozzarella cheese
4. Tomato-meat sauce
5. Grated cheese
Repeat layers, ending with grated cheese
on top. Bake in 325 oven for about
45 min.
***Tomato-Meat-Sauce
(Fix this sauce first)
1 med onion minced
tsp cayenne pepper
2 cloves garlic minced
1 tsp sugar
1 lb ground beef
1 bay leaf
1 6-oz can tomato paste
Pinch of basil, oregano, and thyme
1 #2 can tomato puree
4 tsp salt.
Brown onion and garlic lightly in margarine
in saucepan. Add meat, cook until browned,
stirring with fork. Add remaining ingredients
and two cups of water. Simmer uncovered for
1- hours. Use as directed above.
NOODLES AND HAMBURGER BALLS
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1 lb hamburger
1 small onion, chopped
1 beaten egg
bread or cracker crumbs
1 can Cream of Mushroom Soup
salt and pepper
flour
can water
Mix all ingredients well. Form into balls, roll in flour and brown. When brown, pour
the soup mixed with the water over it. Cover & simmer until meat is done. Serve with noodles
GREEN BEAN CASSEROLE
recipe of Gwen Woolley
lb hamburger cooked
1 can Cream of Chicken Soup
1 can String Beans 14- oz size)
Tator Tots or Mashed Potatoes
Place drained string beans on bottom of
baking casserole dish.
Mix cooked hamburger and cream of chicken
soup, c milk, and place on top of bean layer.
Finish with either Tator tots or mashed
potatoes. (If mashed potatoes, place
several dots of margarine on top.)
Bake in 350 oven until bubbly.
MEAT LOAF
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
(favorite of Woolley family)
1- lb ground beef
tsp pepper
c oats, uncooked
1 c tomato juice, or c catsup
c chopped onion
1 beaten egg
1- tsp salt
Combine all ingredients thoroughly.
Preheat oven to 350 Pack meat mixture
into an ungreased 8- x 4- x 2
loaf pan. Bake for 1 hr. 15 min.
Let stand 5 min before slicing.
MOCK CHOW MEIN
2 lbs ground beef
1 c chopped celery
1 onion chopped
2 c cooked rice
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1 tsp salt
pepper to taste
1 (10- oz can each of Chicken Gumbo,
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Mix thoroughly
Cover top with Chinese noodles, and bake
at 350 for 35 min.
MARGARET BUTTERFIELDS
CASSEROLE (or Shepherd Pie)
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 lb hamburger
1 med onion chopped
1 can green beans (303)
1 can tomato soup
3 c mashed potatoes
1 c grated cheese
Fry hamburger and onions until done. Drain
off grease. Place in bottom of casserole dish.
Drain green beans and place on meat. Cover
with undiluted tomato soup. Place mashed
potatoes on top and sprinkle with grated
cheese. Bake 350 for 30 min.
HUNGRY BOY CASSEROLE
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 lb hamburger
1 med onion, chopped
1 can tomato soup
large green pepper chopped
1 large can chili
1 small can pork n beans
1 recipe biscuit dough
Lightly grease oblong cake pan. Combine
beans and put in bottom of cake pan.
Brown hamburger, onion, pepper, Stir in
can of tomato soup. Simmer 10-15 min.
Set aside to cool.
Roll biscuit dough into rectangle (like
for cinnamon rolls) Spread of meat
mixture on dough and roll into a long roll.
Slice into slices about inch thick. Put
remaining of hamburger mixture with
beans in cake pan. Top with slices of
dough roll. Cover with tin foil
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TACOS ON A PLATE
recipe of Peggy Boekweg
Brown 1 lb hamburger with c chopped
onion. Season with taco sauce, salt,
pepper and 1 8-oz can tomato sauce.
Prepare:
1 to 2 c grated cheese
1 to 2 c chopped lettuce
1 to 2 c chopped fresh tomatoes
c green onion chopped fine.
1 can taco beans (warmed and
mixed with cooked hamburger
and onions)
1 bag Fritos
Cook c rice until fluffy.
Place Fritos on each plate. Then layer:
Rice, meat mixture, lettuce,
green onions, tomatoes, & cheese
(Can of Taco beans is optional.)
HAMBURGER, MACARONI & CHEESE
1 (7 oz) pkg Macaroni and cheese
1 lb cooked hamburger
onions if desired
1 (10 oz) can Cream of Mushroom Soup
Add soup to cooked hamburger and onions
Season to taste
Prepare Macaroni and Cheese according to pkg
directions.
In a casserole dish place: Meat mixture, then
macaroni-cheese mixture
Bake at 350 until casserole dish is heated.
PEDROS SPECIAL
1 lb ground beef
1 chopped onion
1 clove garlic minced
One 8 oz can tomato sauce + 1/3 can water 1 lb can chili or kidney beans
lettuce
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MEAT SPREAD
(Creamed Ham)
recipe of Elna Campbell
2 Tbsp butter or margarine
2 tsp minced onion
3 Tbsp flour
Dash of pepper
to 1 tsp salt (less if meat is not salty)
1/8 tsp dry mustard
1 cup milk
3 boiled eggs (chopped)
1 cup cooked ham cubed
(can use other types of meat)
Preparation:
Melt butter in frying pan. Cook onions
until golden, stir in flour, salt, pepper
and mustard until there is a thick paste.
Whip in milk, cook stirring until
thickened.
Stir in eggs and meat.
Heat thoroughly
Serve over toast, rice, noodles, or
Biscuits.
Double recipe for more than 2 people
GLAZED ORANGE PORK CHOPS
recipe from cookbook of Elna Campbell
6 Pork Chops
Brown pork chops well.
Combine & pour over chops:
1 c orange juice
1 c catsup
c lemon juice
SPANISH RICE
3 slices bacon
3 c cooked rice
2 c tomato
1 onion chopped
tsp white pepper
1 tsp salt
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hours if desired.
2. Add c chopped pepper,
and c chopped onion.
Serves 4
Sauce is delicious served over rice.
HAM-NOODLE SCALLOP
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1 lg onion, diced
green bell pepper, diced
1 c water
2 slices ham, diced
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1 c raw rice
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2 Tbsp margarine
1 cup uncooked rice
3 cups milk
Use some of the milk to mix with
1 Chicken bouillon and
pkg chicken gravy powder
2 Tbsp Mushroom soup powder
2 cups cooked cubed chicken
Veg. flakes, celery seed, salt, and other
seasonings can be added as desired.
Mix all above ingredients
Bake in casserole dish in 350 oven
1 to 1 hr.
CHICKEN FOR SCALLOPED POTATO
CASSEROLE
recipe of Gwen Woolley
Use boneless chicken breasts, one for each
person, wash, dry and place small piece of
cheese on each of the breasts. Roll up the
chicken, and hold together with toothpicks.
Cook these breasts in the oven at 350 until
done. When almost cooked, cover them
with a little of the sauce prepared for the
potatoes
SCALLOPED POTATO CASSEROLE
In buttered casserole, layer slices of cooked
potatoes. Over this pour:
1 cup sour cream
1 can cream of chicken soup
c butter
1 c grated cheese
1 onion chopped
Bake at 350 until casserole is done.
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1 c cooked carrots
1 can green beans,
(drained)
tsp salt
dash pepper
1 c hot water
1 c milk
1 potato, cooked, peeled, cubed
1 can refrigerator biscuits
1 chicken bouillon
2 c cooked cubed chicken
Melt butter. Stir in flour, salt and pepper
Dissolve bouillon cube in hot water; Stir
into flour mixture, add milk, and stir
constantly over med. heat until thickened.
Combine sauce with chicken and vegetables,
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Topping:
c sour cream
1 egg
1 tsp celery seed
tsp salt
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HINT: Cheese is being marketed in a number of convenient forms such as sliced, shredded,
special individual wrappings, etc; each costs as much as 75% more than bulk packaging.
1t is more economical to DO IT YOURSELF, shredding, cutting, etc.
HINT: Cooked rice can be seasoned with a scant tsp of rosemary, thyme, and marjoram.
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TURKEY
Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter to his daughter: I wish the bald eagle had not been chosen
as the representative of our countrythe turkey is a much more respectable character and,
withal, a true original native of America.
Presumably Ben would have been delighted at the turkeys subsequent success story: its
domestication, its genetic adaptability, its supplanting even the goose as the mainstay of
Christmas dinner. Indeed, the turkey has taken first place in the feasts of his countrymen. Hens
and toms are about equal in tenderness, although the butcher charges more per pound for the
female. Look for plump white birds, well-rounded over the breastbone, and fresh rather than
frozen.
For turkeys less than 12 pounds, allow to 1 pound per serving, and to pound per serving
for those weighing over 12 pounds. With modern feeding methods, turkeys up to 25 pounds
need not be older than 6 months. Certain white turkey types bred for heavy breasts and small
bone structure cook more rapidly, if bought unfrozen, than the dark-feathered types. Boned,
rolled turkey is sometimes a good buy economically, but the flavor developed with long, slow
roasting may be lacking here.
When purchasing a turkey, remember that turkeys under 10 lbs. are mostly bone. It is more
economical to purchase a larger turkey, even if cooking for a small group, then freeze left-overs.
ABOUT FROZEN POULTRY
Fresh, unfrozen turkeys are best for your Thanksgiving Dinner. However, if you choose to cook
a frozen turkey there are certain information you must know.
Sometimes the frozen fowl has been watered before freezing, and the weight loss on thawing
may make them more expensive as well as less flavorful. Watch too for freezer burn-brownish
skin areas that are telltale evidence of dehydration or improper storage. It is not advisable to
purchase ready-stuffed frozen fowl, but if you should buy one, never thaw it before cooking, but
transfer it directly from freezer to hot oven. And read packers directions carefully. Also
available frozen are the so-called self basting turkeys, in which butter or oil has been inserted
into the breast meat before freezing. The fat bubbles out during the roasting process to baste the
skin.
Unstuffed frozen birds should be thawed before cooking. Thawing a large bird in the refrigerator
may take several days, so buy your fowl well in advance. Leave the bird in its original bag,
place it on a try in the refrigerator and thaw 1 to 2 days for a bird weighing 4 to 12 lbs
2 to 3 days for a bird weighing 12 to 20 lbs
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remarkably superior when the meat is sealed by high temperature at the outsetand the
difference in shrinkage is negligible.
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DRESSINGS:
No more turkey, announced the little boy at the thanksgiving dinner table, but Id like another
helping of that bread he ate.
STUFFING FOR CROWN ROAST OF PORK
Combine:
2 lb. cooked pork sausage
c dry bread crumbs
c chopped onions
c chopped celery
Moisten these ingredients with a very little milk
Season with Savory and Paprika
PLAIN DRESSING
About 3 to 4 cups soft bread crumbs, day-old white or whole wheat bread;
Combine with:
1 c chopped celery
c chopped sauted onion
Season with salt and paprika
Partly fill chicken or turkey with the dressing.
Melt:
to 1 c butter
Pour half of it onto the dressing in the cavity. Fill it lightly with the remaining dressing and pour
the remaining butter on it. Sew up the opening. Bake the bird according to roasting directions.
Chopped pecans, oysters and olives may be added to this dressing if desired.
SAUSAGE DRESSING
Cook and stir in a skillet until done:
1 roll of sausage (best is Jimmy Dean, low fat, med. seasoning)
Drain off the surplus fat. Add:
c chopped celery
2 c cracker crumbs or
1 c soft bread crumbs and 1 c corn bread crumbs or
2 c dried bread crumbs
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1 tsp salt
tsp paprika
HAM DRESSING FOR TURKEY
Yield about 7 cups
Combine: 1 to 1 ground cooked ham
4 c soft bread crumbs
1 c crushed pineapple
FISH
c chopped ripe
olives
tsp lemon juice
tsp Tabasco
c mayonnaise
4 eggs, separated
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HALIBUT CASSEROLE
recipe in cookbook of Elna Campbell
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3c milk
1 c instant rice
tsp salt
1 (3 oz) pkg vanilla pudding
Mix rice, milk, salt, vanilla pudding in
8 x 8 inch square glass dish. Cook
covered in microwave oven 10 min.
BREAD PUDDING
recipe of Cleo Tidwell
(type of pudding Mother made)
c sugar
2 eggs
2 c fine bread crumbs
1 tsp soda
1 c raisins or currents
1 tsp allspice
2 heaping Tbsp flour
1 tsp cinnamon
4 Tbsp melted butter
Pinch of salt
2 c warm water
Nuts optional
Mix all ingredients and cook in top of a
double boiler for 2 hours. Can be served
with cream, ice cream, whipped cream, or
Lemon Sauce:
Juice of half a lemon
Grate rind of half a lemon
2 c water
2 heaping Tbsp flour tsp salt
1 c sugar
c margarine
1 tsp lemon extract
Spice (nutmeg)
Melt margarine in sauce pan; add flour
and stir well. Add water while stirring
then next add sugar, lemon juice, rind
and salt. Bring to a boil and remove
from stove and add lemon extract and
nutmeg.
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1 c milk
2 eggs
Mix all ingredients & cook in top of double boiler
1 to 2 hours.
Serve warm with whipped cream. Serves 4-6
6 tart apples
tsp nutmeg
6 Tbsp sugar (or Splenda)
c water
1 Tbsp butter
Wash apples, remove stems, cores and
blossom ends. Cut a narrow strip of
skin from upper portion of apple. Place
apples in baking pan. Combine sugar
and nutmeg and fill apples. Dot with
butter. Pour water around apples. Bake
at 325 for 2-3 hrs. Baste frequently
VARIATIONS: Instead of spice use jelly,
chopped nuts or diced marshmallows
with the sugar to fill apples.
VARIATION: Fill center with butter,
cinnamon, and also add trail mix, but
cut almonds finer.
SO-EASY-CHERRY DESSERT
(also called Dump Cake)
recipe of Erma Walker
1 can prepared cherry pie filling
1 yellow or white cake mix
c coconut
c nuts, chopped
c melted margarine
Put pie filling into greased 9x13 inch baking
dish. Sprinkle dry cake mix evenly over top
of cherry mix then sprinkle coconut and nuts.
Press coconut and nuts down slightly and pour
melted margarine evenly over all.
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1 c milk
tsp peppermint flavoring
1 pkg marshmallows (10 oz)
dash red food coloring
8 oz pkg chocolate wafers
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c (scant) butter
c sour milk
c nuts, chopped
c rolled oats
tsp salt
tsp nutmeg
1 tsp cinnamon
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tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
to 1 c sugar
1 Tbsp corn starch
tsp salt
1 c boiling water
PINEAPPLE DESSERT
2c crushed vanilla wafers (1 small box)
c butter
c nuts
1 c powdered sugar
1 c drained pineapple (crushed)
2 eggs, beaten
pt cream, whipped
1 tsp vanilla
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs. Add beaten
cream, nuts, pineapple and vanilla. Line 11x8
pan with vanilla wafers. (save some for top)
Put mixture on top of vanilla wafers. Set in
refrigerator for 24 hours. Sprinkle remaining
crushed wafers on top of dessert.
Yield: about 12 servings
APPLE PAN DANDY
recipe of Elna Campbell
1 c cooked apples drained
2 Tbsp shortening
c sugar
1 tsp baking powder
c milk
tsp vanilla
1 c flour
1/2 tsp salt
tsp soda
1 egg
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1 tsp flour
Combine. Sprinkle on above.
Bake 375 for 35 min. Delicious served with
ice cream, cream, or whipped cream
1 c sugar
2 c flour
1 tsp soda
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1 tsp allspice
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp cloves
c raisins
3 eggs
RASPBERRY DELIGHT
recipe from cookbook of Erma Walker
50 large marshmallows
1 c milk
1 pt or 2 pkgs frozen raspberries
1c water
c sugar
2 tsp lemon juice
4 Tbsp corn starch
c cold water
1- c Graham crackers (smashed)
c melted margarine
2 c whipped cream or Dream Whip
Melt marshmallows in one cup of milk over
boiling water. Let cool.
Heat raspberries in 1 c water, sugar and
lemon juice. Bring to boil and stir in corn
starch which has been mixed in c cold
water. Cook until thick and clear.
Set aside to cool.
Mix graham crackers with margarine and
press in bottom of a 13x9-inch pan.
Mix whipped cream or Dream Whip with
marshmallow mixture.
Spread over graham crackers; spread
raspberry mix over that layer. Serves 12
OZARK PUDDING
recipe of Suzie Eastman
c sugar
1 egg
2 Tbsp flour tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
c chopped apples
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c chopped nuts.
Mix sugar and egg well. Add sifted dry
ingredients to mixture. Add apples & nuts
Bake in greased baking dish at 350 abt
45 minutes.
(It will rise in oven, & and then fall when
removed from oven.)
Serve with ice cream or whipped cream as desired
Mother (Ada Shakespear) used to make what was called Sweet Soup for us when we were
children. She would put a little water in each empty jam or jelly jar to soak out any leftover
flavors. She also saved extra juice from bottled fruit. Then she used that water-jam-juice for
the liquid in tapioca pudding. She also added raisins, currants, prunes, bits of apple or whatever
fruit she had on hand.
Elna found this recipe on the Internet that sounds very similar to the soup Mother made.
FRUIT SOUP FROM KOLDING,
DENMARK
(Frugtsuppe fra Kolding)
serves 6
pound mixed fruit, dried pound dried apples
cup currants
cup seeded raisins
2 quarts cold water
2 cups tapioca
1 stick cinnamon
2 Tbsp. sugar
1 Tbsp. lemon rind-grated
tsp salt
cup heavy cream
slivered almonds.
Wash the dried fruits and drain. Add enough
of the 2 quarts of water to cover.
Reserve the balance. Let stand overnite.
In the morning add the tapioca (or red sago),
cinnamon and the remainder of the water.
Bring slowly to the boiling point, cover
with a lid, reduce the heat and simmer very
slowly for 2 hours.
Add sugar, lemon rind and salt. Simmer a few
minutes more. Chill. Serve cold with dabs of
whipped cream, and slivered almonds.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
1 white or yellow cake mix
1 sm. pkg vanilla instant pudding
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FROZEN DESSERTS
Before the days of electrical ice cream freezers, after a snowfall in McGill, we
used to make our own ice cream the old fashioned way with snow from outside, rock salt,
and a hand crank ice cream freezer. (During the early days, our refrigerator did not have a
freezing section.)
We packed the rock salt and snow on the bottom and along the sides of our ice cream freezer;
placed the inner container with the mixed ice cream mixture inside; put on the lid, and took
turns cranking the handle until the ice cream was done.
See page 130 for freezer preparation instructions for hand crank ice cream freezers.
BASIC VANILLA ICE CREAM (CUSTARD)
(for 4 qt. or 1 gallon freezer)
4 c scalded milk (half evaporated milk plus
half water can be used)
3 Tbsp flour
tsp salt
2 c sugar
2 Tbsp vanilla
4 eggs
4 c thin cream or and
In blender or mixer, mix eggs until foamy
Add flour, salt, and sugar. Gradually add
scalded milk while mixing. Cook over
boiling water in double boiler for 10 min.
or until thickened, stirring constantly the
first 3 minutes. Cool. Beat again to remove
lumps while adding cream and flavoring.
Make different types of ice cream by adding
berries, nuts, candy piece, marshmallows,
chocolate, chocolate chips etc.
FUDGESICLES
recipe of Cleo Tidwell
1 small pkg chocolate pudding and pie filling
1/3 c sugar
3 c milk
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1 c whipping cream
Cook pudding and pie filling according
to pkg directions; add sugar and
additional milk. Remove from heat
Cool slightly, then add 1 c cream.
Pour into molds and freeze
POPSICLES
recipe of Cleo Tidwell
1 (3 oz) pkg jello any flavor
1 small envelope Kool-Aid drink mix,
flavor to compliment jello
2c boiling water
1 c sugar
2 c cold water.(to make less sweet
popsicles, add 6 c cold water)
Dissolve jello, Kool-Aid, and sugar in
boiling water. Add cold water. Pour
into molds and freeze
WORLDS EASIEST EVER STRAWBERRY
ICE CREAM
recipe of Violet Wilson
2 c buttermilk
1 c strawberry jam (or any other desired
flavor)
Stir buttermilk into jam. Pour into ice cube
Tray. Freeze firm. Cut up frozen mixture
and put into chilled mixer bowl. Whip
with electric mixer until fluffy. Return to
tray; cover and freeze firm. Makes about
1 qt. May be frozen in ice cream freezer per
mfgs directions. This is a contest winner
in a current magazine. We enjoyed it and
think others may too.
MARVELOUS HOME MADE ICE CREAM
recipe of Virginia Taylor
juice of 2 lemons
juice of 3 oranges
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2c sugar
Combine above ingredients and let set for at
least an hour, stirring occasionally
Add:
1 pt whipping cream
1 large can milk
1 tall thin can crushed pineapple
2 large mashed bananas
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM
recipe of Beverly Goaslind
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dessert
SUNDAY TOPPINGS
recipes of Patti Haslett
MARSHMALLOW
1 c sugar
2/3 c white Karo syrup
c water
Combine ingredients. Heat slowly until
sugar dissolves. Boil without stirring
to firm ball stage. (248) Gradually add
hot mixture to 2 stiff egg whites.
Add: dash salt, tsp vanilla. Add hot
water to thin down.
HOT FUDGE SAUCE
c margarine
2 c sugar
tsp salt
3 squares chocolate (unsweetened)
1 large can evaporated milk
1 tsp vanilla
Melt margarine in double boiler. Water in
bottom of double boiler must be boiling. Drop
chocolate into margarine & melt. Add sugar
gradually, 4 Tbsp at a time. Add salt.
Add milk gradually. Add 1 tsp vanilla.
Cook to desired thickness. Makes 1 qt and
it can be stored.
CARMEL SAUCE
1 c brown sugar
2/3 c corn-maple syrup
c boiling water
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c light cream
Nutmeg or vanilla for flavor
Place sugar syrup water over low heat until
dissolved. Add cream slowly. Cook until
smooth over low heat. Make sure its
cooked long enough to be smooth.
MAKING YOUR OWN ICE CREAM
1. PREPARE YOUR MIX: Chill before using (Usually early morning or the day
before you intend to use it)
2. PREPARE YOUR ICE: Prepare a separate container of finely chipped or shaved
ice. Ice may be chipped by placing in a cloth bag and broken into small
pieces with a mallet or hammer.
3. INSERTING ICE AND SALT: Use only coarse rock salt. Use 1 pts coarse rock
salt for each gallon of ice cream. Distribute about 2 inches of ice in the
bottom of the tub, then distribute a portion of salt, then more ice.
alternating the ice and salt until mixture of ice and salt is level with
top of can and until 1 pts of salt has been uniformly distributed. Freezing time is
dependent upon the type of ice cream mix used, the temperature of the mix at the start of
the freezing process, and the quantity of salt used. If ice cream has not been made after
30 min. add a little more salt.
Note: If too much salt is used the ice cream mix will freeze too rapidly and produce a
coarse-textured ice cream. An excessive amount of salt will reduce the freezing time to
the extent that a crust of frozen cream will form on the inside of the can. This will stop
the scrapers, resulting in a mushy mix in the center.
4. PACK FOR HARDENING: Remember----Running the freezer does not freeze or harden ice cream. The actual hardening process
begins when you now pack the tub with an additional pint of salt and more ice until the
entire can and cover are covered with ice and salt mixture.
If you desire to harden your ice cream, remove motor and scrapers, replace lid, cork hole
in lid, and cover with waxed paper or plastic wrap. At this point either remove the
container and place it in the deep freeze or cover with salt and ice, then cover with some
suitable material for insulation such as burlap bag or layers of newspaper and let stand
until frozen hard.
(Much simpler to use the old fashioned way of making ice cream with a hand crank
containeruse snow and rock salt to make your ice cream.)
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CAKES
RECIPE ADJUSTMENTS FOR BAKING CAKES*
Change in Ingredient
2000-3000 ft 5000 ft
7500 ft
Flour
Leavening
Liquid
Pan Size
Sugar
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Shortening
Temperature
THE COOK: This recipe calls for 4 eggs, but I have only 2. Ill use water because I dont have
any milk.Beat it 5 minutes? I only have time for 3. Bake at 300? But Im n such a hurry so
400 will do it faster Later-----Oh my lovely cake is ruined!!!!!!ILL NEVER USE THAT
DUMB RECIPE AGAIN!!!!!!!!
CAKE HINTS AND TIPS:
Regular flour can be used for cakes if your sift it 10 times or more.
Successful cake baking depends a lot on adjustment of ingredients according to altitude.
Products baked in glass pans should have temperature lowered 25 degrees.
To distribute raisins, currants and other fruits or nuts evenly throughout your cake, dust them
first with flour before mixing them into you batter. Make your own cake mix by combining all
the dry ingredients, including milk powder and storing in a glass jar. When you want to stir up a
cake in a hurry add the wet ingredients to your mix, using water for the milk. (*determined by
amt. of liquid)
An apple cut in half and placed in the cake box will keep the cake fresh for several days longer.
Chilled fruit cake and nut breads slice thin and even.
Cool foam cakes upside down inverted on a bottle, placing the bottle neck into the center tube of
the cake pan. Cool butter cakes on a cooling rack.
If cake sticks in bottom of pan, warm bottom of pan with warm, damp cloth or over a warming
pan or hot pad.
Inset toothpick into the center of cake to test doneness. It will come out clean if done. Also cake
will spring back when lightly pressed in center with finger.
A spool of #50 thread or light weight fish line cuts angel food cake quick as a whistle. Circle
cake with thread and pull.
When baking an angel food cake in a loaf pan, slip a clothespin over the edge of the pan at each
corner after removing from oven. Then you can invert the pan for cooling on Pin Legs.
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Left over cake makes good brown betty, cottage pudding, crumb crusts or toppings.
Frozen dates, raisins, nuts, cranberries etc. chop better than warm ones. A blender works well for
chopping: No grinder mess and a blender especially works good for frozen fruits: just pulsate
the speed.
Lemons will yield more juice if warmed in a cup of hot water before extracting the juice from
them. Peel color from a lemon or orange with potato peeler, place in bender with juice and blend
to get grated peel called for in a recipe.
When you need to prepare sour milk, add 1 Tbsp lemon juice or vinegar to 1 cup milk. Let stand
for 5 minutes.
ICING HINTS AND TIPS
Put spatula in warm water to aid in frosting a cake.
If whipped cream is used in place of frosting, add 2 Tbsp. powdered sugar prior to whipping to
prevent weeping. Dusting cake with powdered sugar before spreading on the cream also helps.
Dust a plain cake with powdered sugar sprinkled over a fancy paper doily when frosting is not
needed. Lovely lacy design is created when doily is lifted off.
Dust cornstarch lightly on cake before icing. The icing will not run all over and it will have a
smoother appearance.
For a neat cake plate, cover the edge of the plate with triangular pieces of waxed paper and then
place the cake on the plate and frost it. After the cake is frosted, carefully pull the papers away.
Smoother icing can be made when using a cream, sugar and butter recipe by adding 1 tsp. of
white karo syrup for each cup sugar used. Also true of 7 minute icings. Syrup retards sugaring.
You can use left over frosting of different colors by adding melted unsweetened chocolate.
Freeze the frosting odds and ends until you get enough to do this. No one will ever know they
are eating rainbow icing.
A BIBLE CAKE
A. 1 c Judges 5:25 (last clause)
B. 2 c Jeremiah 6:20
C. 2 tsp 1 Samuel 14:25 (last clause)
D. 6 Jeremiah 17:11
E. c Judges 4:19 (last clause)
F. 4 c 1 King 4:22 (proportion to taste
G. 2 heaping tsp Amos 4:5
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2 c sugar
1 t salt
c cocoa
1 c sieved applesauce
1 tsp vanilla
1 lb white raisins
- 1 lb light gumdrops
c chopped coconut
-1 lb dark gumdrops
(do not use black)
c chopped nuts
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2 beaten eggs
Topping:
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1 c milk
3 c flour
1 c sugar
1 tsp salt
4 tsp baking powder
Combine all ingredients, pour into
greased 9 x 11 x 2 inch pan. Sprinkle
with topping. Bake 375 for 25 min.
LEMON LAYER CAKE
c brown sugar
2 Tbsp flour
1-2 tsp cinnamon
c nuts (optional)
2 tbsp melted butter
Mix together all topping ingredients.
c shortening
1 tsp baking powder
1 c sugar
tsp baking soda
1 tsp vanilla
t salt
tsp lemon extract 1 c buttermilk
2 eggs
2 c sifted cake flour
Stir shortening to soften and gradually
add sugar, creaming together until light
and fluffy. Add extracts. Add eggs, one
at time, beating well after each. Sift
dry ingredients together; add to creamed
mixture, alternately with buttermilk, a
small amount at a time. Beat after each
addition until smooth.
Pour batter into 2 greased and floured
8 inch round cake pans
Bake in 350 oven for 30 min
Put layers together with Lemon Filling
And frost with 7-minute white icing
LEMON FILLING:
c sugar
2 Tbsp cornstarch
c cold water
1 tsp. grated lemon peel
Mix and cook over low heat stirring
until thick and clear. Combine the
following ingredients and slowly stir
into hot mixture:
1 beaten egg yolk 3 Tbsp lemon juice
1 Tbsp butter or margarine
Cook and stir 2 minutes. Cool
The next 5 cake recipes of Ada Shakespear were copied from an old red cook book
compiled by The Relief Society of White Pine County, Nevada. We figure it must
have been published in the 1930s.
The first cakes I can remember as a child were cooked in an oven with no oven
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thermometer. Our Mother knew just how many lumps of coal, or sticks of wood to
put into the stove to provide a medium heat for baking. Cooks then were experts.
They made wonderful desserts with none of the modern conveniences of today.
We never had cake flour. Mother had us sift the flour 10 or 12 times, then measure, and the
cakes were light as if they had been made with cake flour.
There are other recipes listed in this cookbook that were taken from that White Pine Co. Cook
Book. They are marked with **
CHERRY CAKE
recipe of Ada Shakespear
1 full cup cherries
3 eggs
1 c nuts
1 tsp cocoa c sugar tsp cinnamon
c butter tsp nutmeg 4 Tbsp sour milk
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
2 c flour
Mix cherries in flour, also put soda in sour milk.
Mix all ingredients together and bake in a deep pan one hour.
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(Either bottled or fresh cherries can be used)
CHOCOLATE CAKE
recipe of Ada Shakespear
2 eggs (separate whites from yolks)
1 c milk
2 squares bitter chocolate, cut in small pieces
3 Tbsp melted butter
1 c sugar
1 tsp baking soda
1 2/3 c flour
Take c milk, add beaten yolks, and chocolate
and put in top of double boiler, cook stirring
constantly until mixture is thick and creamy.
Remove from stove and add melted butter,
sugar and rest of milk to which you have added
baking soda. Then add flour, Mix, put into
baking pans and bake.
Frosting for Chocolate Cake
1 c sugar
6 Tbsp water
Cook until it threads a hair. Add to the well
beaten egg whites, beating constantly while
pouring. Beat until it starts to cool or gets thick,
then add tsp vanilla.
FRUIT CAKE
recipe of Ada Shakespear
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1 cup lard or
2 c sugar
2 c water
or margarine
1 pkg raisins
2 Tbsp cocoa tsp cinnamon
1 tsp cloves
1 tsp allspice 1 tsp ginger
1 tsp vanilla
2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
2 eggs
MANS CAKE
recipe of Ada Shakespear
c Crisco or margarine
c walnuts cut up
1 c sugar
1 tsp vanilla
2 eggs separated
2 c flour 2 tsp baking powder
tsp salt
1 c cold strong postum
Blend sugar, Crisco, and egg yolks, then add the
sifted dry ingredients and postum, stir in nuts &
flavoring, lastly fold in beaten stiff egg whites.
Bake in a tube pan for 1 hour in moderate oven.
Cool and ice
Icing for Mans Cake
1 c brown sugar 1/8 tsp salt
c granulated sugar c strong postum. Cook until
spins a thread. Pour 1/3 c of syrup slowly over
2 egg whites beaten stiff as you pour. Cook
remainder of syrup until it forms a soft ball in
water and add to icing. Beat until thick enough
to spread. (original recipe called for coffee, Mother
had crossed that out, and written postum.)
MILKLESS-EGGLESS CAKE
recipe of Ada Shakespeare
1 c sugar c lard or margarine 1 c water
1 c raisins 1 tsp nutmeg 1 tsp cinnamon
tsp cloves tsp salt 1 tsp soda
Flour
Mix all together and boil 4 min. Cool. Add
1 tsp soda and enough flour to make as stiff batter.
Bake in a moderate oven.
QUICK N EASY SHORTCAKE
The easiest way to make delicious authentic
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1 c brown sugar
(firmly packed)
3 tsp baking powder egg yolks, unbeaten
tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla
1 c milk
1/c butter
Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder
and salt, and sift together three times
Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually
and cream together until light and fluffy.
Add egg yolks and beat well; add flour
alternately with milk, a small amount at a
time. Beat after each addition until smooth.
Add vanilla. Bake in greased layer pans in
moderate oven until done.
Make frosting of the whites of eggs and
powdered sugar. Spread between layers and
on top and sides. (Sprinkle nuts over top and
sides, if desired.)
All measurements are level.
NATURALLY SWEET SNACK CAKE
c cooking oil
c chopped nuts
c chopped dates
c fresh coconut, grated
1 c rolled oats
1 c fresh fruit, crushed
tsp salt
pulp & juice (bananas, peaches,
tsp vanilla
strawberries, nectarines, etc)
1- 1 c whole wheat flour
(amount varies according to moisture
content of crushed fruit)
Combine oil, nuts, dates, coconut, oats,
fresh fruit, salt, vanilla, & whole wheat
flour for cake & thoroughly mix.
Date Topping:
c chopped dates
c water.
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MAHOGANY CAKE
recipe of Elna Campbell
1 c sugar c Crisco
2 eggs
1 c buttermilk 1 tsp vanilla 1 c boiling water
2 c flour
1 tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
2 tsp soda
2 sq. melted unsweetened chocolate.
Heat oven to 350. Cream together sugar,
eggs, and Crisco. Add chocolate, and
continue creaming. Add soda to buttermilk.
Sift together dry ing. Add them alternately
with buttermilk to creamed mixture. Add
vanilla. Add 1 CUP BOILING WATER.
And mix until blended. Bake in a two 9
layer pans for 35 min. (or a dripper pan
for a little longer)
Frost with CHOCOLATE FROSTING:
Combine: 1 unbeaten egg
2 to 3 c sifted powdered sugar
tsp salt
1/3 c margarine
2 sq. melted unsweetened chocolate
1 tsp vanilla
tsp almond flavoring
1 Tbsp canned milk
Beat until fluffy with mixer. Add a little more
powdered sugar if too thin, or milk if too thick.
DATE CAKE
2 c dates (cut)
2 c boiling water over dates with 2 tsp soda.
Let stand in cold water until cool.
Cream: 4 Tbsp butter
2 eggs (beaten)
1 c sugar
3 c flour
2 tsp baking powder 2 tsp vanilla
1 c nuts
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1 c sugar
6 Tbsp cocoa
1 c mayonnaise
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2 c flour, sifted
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
tsp salt
1-1/3 c ripe bananas, mashed
(about 3 large bananas)
c milk
1 c chopped nuts
Cream butter, vanilla & brown sugar until
light and fluffy.
DOUBLE DELICIOUS SOUR CREAM
BREAKFAST CAKE
recipe of Pennie Guinn
1 c margarine or shortening
1 c sugar
2 tsp vanilla
6 eggs
4 c flour
2 tsp baking powder
2 tsp soda
1 pt commercial sour cream
Cream shortening, sugar, & vanilla thoroughly
Add eggs (2 at a time) beating after each
addition. Sift flour, baking powder and soda
together. Add to creamed mixture alternately
with sour cream, blending after each addition.
Spread half of batter into 2 10 tube pans or
4 loaf pans that have been greased and floured.
Filling:
2 cubes soft margarine
2 c firmly packed brown sugar
4 tsp cinnamon
2 cups chopped nuts
Cream margarine, brown sugar and cinnamon
together; add nuts and mix well. Spoon
half of the nut filling evenly over the batter
in the pans, cover with the remaining batter.
Then spoon the rest of the nut filling mixture
on top of the batter.
Bake at 350 for 50 minutes. Time depends
on size of pans. This freezes well.
CHOCOLATE-CHIP CHIFFON CAKE
recipe from cookbook of Erma Walker
2 c flour
1 c sugar
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1 c water
c Wesson oil
2 Tbsp cocoa
1 tsp soda
tsp salt
1 c raisins
c solid shortening
1 tsp cinnamon
2 Tbsp cocoa
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c milk
While we were living on Guam if we needed a coconut we would pick up one in the area where
we lived, or bring one home from the beach. That was the easy part. Opening it was the difficult
part. Ask LHW for instructions on How to easily open a coconut in just a few hours
APPLE CAKE
recipe of Ada Shakespear
c shortening
tsp salt
1 c sugar
tsp soda
3 cups about (4 large apples)
(unpeeled, diced or chopped)
tsp nutmeg
1 c flour
tsp cinnamon
3 egg yolks
Cream sugar and shortening. Add egg yolks
Sift together dry ingredients flour, soda, salt
Add to creamed mixture.
Sprinkle cinnamon and nutmeg over apples,
stir and add to above flour-creamed mixture
Mixture should be stiff & crumbly. Spread
in a greased large baking pan (13 x 9 x 2)
TOPPING:
Beat 3 egg whites stiff. Add 1 c brown sugar
& beat well. Add c nuts and c coconut.
Spread over top of cake batter. Bake at 350
For 35-40 min
APPLE CAKE (grated)
recipe of Gloria Hough
2 c sugar
2 eggs
1 cup oil
3 c flour
1 tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp soda
3 big apples
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3-1/3 c flour
2-2/3 c sugar
tsp baking powder
2 tsp soda
1- tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon
tsp cloves
tsp allspice
Add:
2/3 c shortening
2/3 c water
2/3 c nuts
1-1/3 c raisins
1/3 c shortening
1/3 c water
1/3 c nuts
2/3 c raisins
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1 c unsweetened applesauce
1 egg
Beat 2 min or 300 strokes
Add 1 egg (or 2 for larger cake) beat 2 min.
Bake 350 for 50 to 55 min.
2 c unsweetened applesauce
2 eggs
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Frosting:
3 Tbsp flour 1 c milk
1 c granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla
c butter or c shortening
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3 Tbsp cocoa
1 tsp almond extract
2 oz red cake coloring
2 eggs
Beat all together. Add 1 c water and 1 pkg
white Duncan Hines Cake Mix
Put into cake pan, Bake 30 min at 350.
Cool for 1 hr in pan; Remove from pan.
Frosting: c sugar 1 c milk 1-2 Tbsp flour
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CRAZY CAKE
recipe of Bonnie Houston,
Stake Young Womens President
1 c brown sugar
c cocoa
2 c cold water
Stir until blended in a 9 x13 pan.
Add pkg miniature marshmallows on top
of first mixture.
Mix 1 pkg Devils food cake mix according to
package directions and spoon over liquid
and marshmallows. Sprinkle 1 c chopped
nuts over top. Bake at 350 40 to 45 min.
PUMPKIN PIE CAKE
1 pkg yellow cake mix
1 egg
1 stick margarine
1 lg can pumpkin
pie mix
c sugar
3 Tbsp margarine
2 eggs
2/3 c milk
1 tsp cinnamon
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1 c sugar
1 tsp soda
Mix ingredients in order given. Bake in
1 c oil
1 tsp allspice
bundt or tube pan 40 min in 350 oven
3 eggs
1 tsp cinnamon
Glaze with buttermilk glaze, page 158
1 c buttermilk
1 tsp nutmeg
Pour glaze over hot cake.
2 c flour
1 tsp vanilla
For Fudgy Prune Cake: Use all ingredients
1 c cooked,
1 c chopped nuts
except for buttermilk use: c milk + c
chopped prunes
dash salt.
butter, c prunes, tsp soda, 2 tsp baking
(Cake can also be baked in 9x13 inch pan
powder. Also add c cocoa
375 for 25-30 min.)
VERY BERRY LEMON CAKE
1 can (15 oz) blueberries in heavy syrup or
*1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
4 eggs
Blueberry Sauce:
c sugar
1 Tbsp cornstarch
Reserved 1 cup blueberry syrup
In large mixer bowl, combine dry cake
mix, yogurt and eggs; blend at low
speed until moistened. Beat 2 minutes
at medium speed, scraping bowl
occasionally. Carefully fold in welldrained blueberries. Pour batter into
generously greased and lightly floured
10- inch Bundt or tube pan.
Blueberry Sauce: In small saucepan,
combine sugar with cornstarch. Gradually
stir in reserved blueberry syrup. Bring to a
boil over medium heat, stirring constantly
until thick and clear.
Tips: *If using fresh or frozen blueberries, a sauce may be made by combining c sugar, 1
Tbsp cornstarch, c water and 1 c blueberries. Cook as directed
Other well-drained fruits may be used for the blueberries1 c (13 oz) drained, crushed
pineapple; c (1 lb. 1 oz can)drained fruit cocktail; or 1 c (11 oz can) drained mandarin oranges,
cut in pieces.
**Pillsbury Pineapple, White or Yellow Cake Mix may be used for the lemon cake mix. Add 1
tsp lemon extract, if desired.
Frozen blueberries do not need to be thawed before adding to cake.
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If desired, bake in about 32 paper-lined muffin cups for 23 to 28 min. While warm dip tops in
melted butter, then cinnamon-sugar. Serve warm or cold.
Cake may be baked as directed in two 9x5-inch loaf pans, which have been generously greased
and lightly floured, for 35 to 40 min. Cool 15 min. remove from pans. If desired, spread slices
with butter and sprinkle with cinnamon-sugar. Place under broiler until bubbly and golden
brown. Serve warm
High Altitude Adjustment- 5,200 ft. Add c water and 3 Tbsp flour with eggs. Bake
at 375
For 35 to 45 min
FRUIT SHORTCAKE
1 white or yellow cake mix 1 (8 oz) pkg cream cheese softened
1 small pkg vanilla instant pudding
Fruit of choice
1 (9 oz) tub coolwhip
Bake cake mix according to pkg direction
in a 9 x 13 inch pan.
Make pudding according to directions and
beat in cream cheese.
Spread on cake
Fruit: any variation
1. Sliced strawberries on top of pudding mixture
2. Bananas, peaches, pineapple, raspberries
3. Prepared pie fillings as apple, blueberry,
cherry, marionberry
Top fruit with coolwhip
CHEESECAKE
Crust:
1 c graham cracker crumbs
c butter (1 stick) melted
1/3 c powdered sugar
Filling:
3 (8 oz) pkgs cream cheese, softened
4 eggs
1 c granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla
Topping:
1 pt sour cream, at room temperature
1 (21 oz) can prepared cherry, blueberry
or strawberry pie filling
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You can either make your own foundation for the fillings, using recipe for example yellow,
chocolate, or white cake, or buy the baked goods, such as sponge or angel food cakes,
macaroon, ladyfingers, any of which make good foundations for many and varied fancy desserts.
Such pastries may be filled with different flavored creams, mousses, jams, jellies, etc. May pie
fillings-banana, coconut, lemon, chocolate, custard-as well as whipped gelatin puddings also
lend themselves to use with cake bases. Thickened fillings, such as those having the word
custard in the title, or the heavier nut and fruit fillings can stand somewhat longer storage before
serving; but do not hold them more than 24 hours. Should you choose flavored creams and the
less stable fillings such as gelatins or ice creams, add them to your cake just before serving to
forestall sogginess. For the same reason, be sure to choose fillings heavy in cream for freezing
Fillings seem to adhere better if the layers are placed with the bottom crusts facing each other.
For a charming but not rich finish, coat filled cakes with a dusting of confectioners sugar.
SWEETENED WHIPPED CREAM
yields about 2 to 3 cups
Whip until stiff 1 c whipping cream
Fold in:
tsp vanilla
1 to 3 Tbsp sifted confectioners sugar
or 2 tsp strained honey.
You may use as is or add any one of the
following:
Fold into the whipped cream:
1. c walnuts, pecans, pistachios,
hazelnuts, almonds, or c nut paste or
2.
3.
4.
5.
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FROSTINGS
Powdered sugar frosting wont crack or dry out if you add 1 raw egg and
leave out part of liquid.
1 t white Karo syrup per 1 c sugar in frosting recipe stops sugaring.
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CHOCOLATE FROSTING
Combine: 1 unbeaten egg
tsp salt
2 to 3 c sifted powdered sugar
1/3 c margarine
2 squares melted unsweetened chocolate
1-1/2 Tbs. canned milk
1 tsp vanilla
tsp almond flavoring.
Beat until fluffy with mixer. Add a little
more powdered sugar if too thin, or
milk if too thick.
COCONUT PECAN FROSTING
recipe of Nola Sears
1 c evaporated milk 1 c sugar
3 egg yolks
1 tsp vanilla
c butter or margarine
Mix together and cook in double boiler
Cook and stir over medium heat until
thickened, about 12 minutes. Remove
from heat and add 1- c flake coconut,
1 c chopped pecan nuts. Beat until thick
enough to spread. Spread on cake.
BEAT & EAT FROSTING
recipe of Elna Campbell
1 egg white, unbeaten c sugar
1/4 tsp cream of tartar 1 tsp vanilla
Mix above ingredients. Add c
Boiling water. Beat to stiff peaks.
Makes 3 c frosting.
CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
8-oz package cream cheese
cup (1 cube) margarine
1 tsp vanilla
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Orange lemon
Substitute 3 Tbsp orange juice and 1 tsp
lemon juice for the c milk in recipe.
Butterscotch
Brown margarine to a golden brown
before adding other ingredients.
Use water instead of milk.
Chocolate Fudge
Add chocolate squares or cocoa to taste
to melted margarine.
SEVEN-MINUTE ICING
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1 c sugar
1 Tbsp light corn syrup or 1/8 tsp cream of tartar
Pinch of salt
1/3 c water
2 egg whites
1 tsp vanilla
Combine egg white, sugar, salt, water and
corn syrup in top of double boiler. Beat
1 min. and place over boiling water; beat
constantly at high speed of electric mixer
for 7 min. or until stands in stiff peaks.
Remove from water and add vanilla
and beat for 1 more min.
CREAM CHEESE AND CREAM ICING
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1 c whipping cream
1 c powdered sugar
3 oz cream cheese
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VARIATION:
PEANUT ICING
Add c chopped peanuts to above icing
LEMON BUTTER CREAM ICING
2 c powdered sugar
1 tsp vanilla
tsp lemon extract
c Hot evaporated milk
c Crisco or part margarine.
Combine the sugar & shortening and beat with mixer.
Add milk and extracts.
COOKIES
Grandmas Cookie Jar:
Some Grandmas have limousines,
And the biggest homes youve ever seen.
But our Grandma is the best by far,
Because shes got a cookie jar!
A COOKIE AND A KISS
A house should have a cookie jar
For when its half past three
And children hurry home from school
As hungry as can be.
Theres nothing quite so splendid
In filling children up.
As spicy, fluffy ginger cakes
And sweet milk in a cup.
A house should have a mother
Waiting with a hug
No matter what their boy brings homeA puppy or a bug.
For children only loiter
When the bells ring to dismiss
If no ones home to greet them
with a cookie and a kiss
by Lorraine Dilworth Tyler
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Raisins will not stick to grinder blades if soaked in water and plumped up first.
Stale or hard cookies make good crumb crust or toppings.
Kitchen shears dipped in cook water are great for cutting up gum drops, marshmallows, dates,
etc.
Walnuts will not go rancid if stored in the freezer
As a general rule, when making cookies, the stiffer the dough, the harder the cookies. Cookies
dropped by teaspoonfuls are the soft cookies, those shaped into balls and baked are a harder
cookie.
Potato masher, the bottom of fancy cut glass vases, etc. make pretty designs on cookies by
pressing the article down on the dough, then bake the cookies.
Add 1 tsp jam or jelly to your cookie batter to give them a better flavor and keep them moist
longer.
Cookie dough can be rolled into logs and frozen. Just slice off a cookie or two as you want
them, then Bake.
For quick and easy sugar cookies, roll dough out and cut with pizza wheel into rectangles,
sprinkle with sugar and bake as directed on sugar cookie recipe.
OLD FASHIONED PEANUT BUTTER
COOKIES
recipe of Maxine Hansen
1 c shortening
1 c sugar
1 c brown sugar
2 eggs
2-1/2 c sifted flour
1 tsp baking soda
1 c peanut butter
1 tsp vanilla
(chunk style or use peanuts)
Cream shortening, sugar, eggs, and peanut
butter together; beat until light. Sift soda
And flour and add to creamed mixture.
Grease cookie sheet. Roll cookie dough
into balls and flatten ball with a fork. Bake
350 to 375 for 18 min.
MRS. FIELDS COOKIES
2 cups brown sugar 2 cups white sugar
1 tsp salt
2 tsp baking soda
2 cups real butter
4 eggs
2 tsp baking powder 2 tsp vanilla
3 cups oatmeal
5-6 cups flour
2 cups nuts
28 oz Choc. bar (milk chocolate
Mix all ingredients, Shape in the size
of golf balls, Place balls on greased
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1 c rolled oats
c margarine
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2 c coconut
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp vanilla
2 c Wheaties or
Corn Flake cereal
2 eggs
Blend shortening and sugars. Beat in vanilla
and eggs. Sift dry ingredients together;
add to sugar mixture. Mix well. Stir in
c M&Ms--reserve remaining candies for
decorating. (or you can add all at once)
Drop from teaspoon onto ungreased
cookie sheet decorate tops of cookies with
remaining M&Ms as desired.
Bake at 375 for 10-12 min until golden
brown.
ICE BOX COOKIES
recipe of Mrs. Wm J. Walker
1 c white sugar
2 eggs
1 lb butter or margarine
1 tsp soda in 3 Tbsp hot water
1 tsp salt
lb nut meats
5 c flour
1 tsp cinnamon
1 c brown sugar
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one
at a time and beat. Sift dry ingredients
and add with soda and water. Add nuts.
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CRISP COOKIES
or GRANDMAS SUGAR COOKIES
recipe of Grandma Serine Munson
1 qt flour (4 cups)
4 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
c butter melted with
c lard
1 c sugar
2 eggs beaten
2 tsp vanilla or 1 tsp lemon extract
and 1 tsp vanilla
1 c milk
Sift together flour, baking powder, and salt.
Add melted butter and lard. Then add
remaining ingredients and mix together.
Add enough flour so the dough may be
rolled thin but not stiff. Sprinkle lightly
with sugar after rolled out. Other extracts
or spices may be used if desired. All
measurements are level. Bake 350 for
10 min.
Gwen Woolley:
(this recipe is from my Grandma Munson.
All of us have used this recipe in making
cut out cookies. They are delicious cookies!
However, we use all margarine instead of lard)
(our Dad used to call cakes or cookies that did not have nuts, raisins, etc. in them, tight-wad
cakes (or cookies)
During my early childhood days in McGill many of my Munson relatives also lived there. My
Grandpa and Grandma Munson lived just a block from our home, and I would often visit them.
My Grandma always had a cookie jar filled with her special sugar cookies to give to
grandchildren. Grandpa had one of his pockets filled with peppermint candies.
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MINT FLIPS
recipe from Pillsbury Bake Off Contest
1 c butter or margarine
1 pkg (13 oz) Pillsbury Buttercream
Vanilla Frosting Mix
3 eggs
2 c flour
tsp salt
20 chocolate covered peppermint cream
patties (about lb)
In large saucepan, melt butter. Remove
from heat; stir in dry frosting mix. Add
eggs; beat well. Stir in flour and salt until
thoroughly combined. Spread evenly in
greased and floured 15x10-inch jelly roll
pan. Bake at 325 for 20 to 25 min. until
light golden brown. Remove from oven.
While hot, cut in half crosswise to make
two 10x7-inch rectangles. Place mint
patties evenly on 1 rectangle. Let stand
to melt for 15 min. Using wide spatulas,
loosen and carefully lift uncovered
rectangle and place on top of mint
covered rectangle. Press gently. Let
cool completely in pan. Cut into thin
bars. If desired, sprinkle with powdered
sugar. Yield about 48 Bars.
Tip: For Chocolate Mint Flips, use
Pillsbury Buttercream Fudge, Double
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PUMPKIN COOKIES
recipe from cookbook of Elna Campbell
3 c sugar
4 Tbsp baking powder
1 c shortening
3 tsp vanilla
3 eggs (beaten)
3 tsp cinnamon
1 large can pumpkin
2 tsp salt
6 c flour
1 tsp nutmeg
Mix all together Bake at 350 for 15 minutes.
1- c nuts, raisins, chocolate chips or
coconut may be added for variety. This
recipe makes a large batch of cookies.
OATMEAL COOKIES (Moist and tender)
recipe from cookbook of Elna Campbell
1 c shortening
1 tsp nutmeg
1 c sugar
1 tsp cloves
2 eggs
tsp salt
2 c flour
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp soda
1 tsp cinnamon
1c raisins
c nuts.
1 c sour milk or buttermilk
2 c old fashioned oats
Mix together all ingredients. Bake at
375 until light brown.
OATMEAL MACAROONS
1 c shortening
1 c brown sugar
1 tsp soda
tsp salt
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1 c white sugar
tsp vanilla
2 eggs
1 c flour
3 c oats
c chopped nuts
tsp almond extract
1 c coconut
c molasses
1 egg
1 tsp cinnamon
1 Tbsp ginger
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1 c sugar
c molasses
3 cups flour
1 tsp cinnamon
tsp cloves
tsp vanilla
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1 c flour
tsp baking powder
tsp salt
Add to chocolate mixture, then add:
1 c applesauce
1 c chopped nuts
1 tsp vanilla
c raisins (optional)
Grease 9 x 12 x 2 pan. Spread batter
in pan and bake 350 for 30 minutes.
Frost with favorite chocolate frosting
Makes 2 dozen.
CREAM CHEESE BROWNIES
recipe from cookbook of Erma Walker
1. Melt together and set aside to cool:
4 oz Bakers German Sweet Chocolate
3 Tbsp butter, melted
2. Cream in order given and set aside:
2 Tbsp butter
3 oz cream cheese
c sugar
1 egg
1 Tbsp flour
tsp vanilla
3. Beat: 2 eggs until thick
4. Gradually add and beat to thick:
c sugar
5. Add:
tsp. baking powder
c flour tsp salt
6. Add
Chocolate mixture, c chopped nuts
1 tsp vanilla, tsp almond extract.
Spread one half of mixture in a 9-inch
square pan. Spread cream cheese mixture
over top; spoon on remaining chocolate
mixture. Zigzag through batters with
spatula to marble it. Bake 35 to 40 min
in 350 oven Cool then cut.
ROCKY ROAD BROWNIES
recipe from cookbook of Erma Walker
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1 c boiling water
2 Tbsp flour
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Chocolate Frosting:
1 Tbsp butter or margarine
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DOUGHNUTS (RAISED)
recipe from cookbook Erma Walker)
1 c boiling water
1 cake yeast
c butter
1 tsp sugar
2 beaten eggs
c warm water
1 tsp salt
6- c flour
c sugar
1c cold water
Combine first 6 ingredients. Dissolve yeast
in 1 tsp sugar and warm water. Mix wet
ingredients and add flour. Put in refrigerator
in greased bowl to rise about an hour or
until cool. Roll out and out and let rise again.
Fry in deep fat until golden brown.
Yield: 5 doz.
SPUDNUTS
recipe from cookbook Erma Walker
5 Tbsp yeast
4 c scalded milk
1 c sugar
4 eggs
c shortening
10 c flour
1 tsp salt
2 c mashed potatoes
Cool the milk and dissolve yeast in it. Mix
in remaining ingredients; allow to rise
until double in bulk. Roll out and cut.
Allow to rise again. While heating
frying oil, test with small pieces of
dough to test readiness of hot oil before
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1 c soft butter
1/3 c whipping cream
2 c flour
granulated sugar
Creamy Filling
Mix thoroughly butter, cream & flour. Cover
and chill.
Heat oven to 375. Roll about 1/3 of dough
at a time 1/8 inch thick on floured cloth-covered
board (keep remaining dough refrigerated until
ready to roll. Cut into 1 inch circles.
Creamy Filling:
Cream until smooth and fluffy.
c soft butter or margarine
c confectioners sugar
1 tsp vanilla
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TOFFEE SQUARES
1 c margarine
1 egg yolk
1 tsp vanilla
2 c flour
tsp salt
8 Hershey chocolate bars (1.4 size)
c chopped nuts or almonds
1 c brown sugar packed
2-2/3 c flour
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
3 eggs
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tsp salt
2 tsp lemon juice
or 1 tsp lemon & 1 tsp vanilla
BUTTER COOKIES
2 c flour
1 c butter
c sugar
1 egg
RAISINS MUMBLES
recipe of Gail Gibbons Woller
Filling:
3 c raisins
2 Tbsp cornstarch
c sugar
c water
3 Tbsp lemon juice
Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened.
(about 5 min) Cool
Crumb Mixture:
c soft batter or margarine
1 c packed brown sugar
1 c flour
tsp salt
tsp soda
1 c rolled oats
DOUGHNUT (BUTTERMILK PUFFS)
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
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2 c sifted flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp nutmeg
c buttermilk
1 egg
c sugar
tsp soda
1 tsp salt
c oil
CREAM PUFFS
c water
c margarine or butter
c flour
2 eggs
Cream Filling or sweetened Whipped Cream
Powdered sugar
Cream Filling
1/3 c sugar
2 Tbsp cornstarch
1/8 tsp salt
2 c milk
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 2 tsp vanilla
2 Tbsp margarine or butter, softened
Mix sugar, cornstarch & salt in 2qt saucepan
Stir in milk gradually. Cook over medium
heat stirring constantly, until mixture
thickens & boils. Boil & stir 1 min. Stir
at least half of the hot mixture gradually
into egg yolks. Blend into hot
mixture.
Boil and stir 1 minute. Remove from heat.
Sir in margarine and vanilla; Cool
CHOCOLATE CLAIRS
Drop dough by scant cupfuls
onto ungreased cookie sheet. Shape each
into finger 4 inches long and 1 inches
wide with spatula. Bake; Cool. Fill puffs
with Cream Filling. Frost with Chocolate
frosting.
Refrigerate until serving time 6 clairs
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When cream wont whip, try adding 1 egg white, CHILL, and then whip.
To test custard pies or desserts to see if they are done, simply insert a silver knife into the center.
If it comes out clean, then the pie is done.
Beating egg white too long and stiff makes them dry and they are more likely to fall when baked
for meringue tops.
Pie dough freezes well. Roll out into desired size, place on waxed paper and roll up together.
Thaw before unrolling.
Butter added to apple, cherry or other tart pies adds to its flavor.
Double crust pies will not flip their tops if the edge of the bottom crust is wet with water
before setting top crust in place. Press edges together. Water acts like a glue and seals edge.
FAMILY PIE
Mix together to very smooth:
1 handful of forgiveness
1 heaping cupful of love
1 lb of unselfishness
Add:
2 T. of wisdom
1 t. kindness for flavoring
Generous sprinkle of thoughtfulness
Complete faith in our Heavenly Father
This makes a wonderful family pie and
will serve any size family.
NO COOK CHERRY PIE
recipe of Beth Hale
1 crumb crust or 1-9 inch baked pastry shell,
(cooked)
1 8-oz pkg cream cheese
1 can Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk
1/3 c fresh or bottled lemon juice
1 tsp vanilla
1 can prepared Cherry Pie Filling or Cherry Glaze
Let cream cheese stand at room temperature
until softened. Beat until fluffy. Gradually add
Sweetened Condensed Milk while stirring; Stir
until thoroughly mixed. Add lemon juice and
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1 Tbsp butter
1 Tbsp lemon juice
2 Tbsp water
1 Tbsp minute
Tapioca
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Cinnamon
Unbaked pie crust (2)
Cook water, apple juice, and cornstarch on
stove until thick. Place sliced apples in
unbaked pie shell. Cover with cooked apple
mixture, sprinkle with cinnamon and dot with
margarine. Cover with top crust.
Bake at 350 30-45 min until crust is a golden
brown and pie is done.
LAZY PIE
recipe of Ellen Steckler
4 cups fresh fruit (berries, apples, peaches)
1 c sugar. ( Mix with fruit)
1 c flour
1 c sugar
1 Tbsp baking powder
Mix flour, sugar, and baking powder.
Add 2/3 cup milk.
Melt 2/3 c butter in 9x13 pan
Pour batter over butter. Spoon fruit on top.
Bake 45 min. at 350 Cinnamon may be
added to apples.
RHUBARB PIE
recipe of Eldona Call
3 c sliced rhubarb
1 c sugar
tsp grated or finely chopped orange peel
3 slightly rounded Tbsp flour
dash salt
few drops red food coloring
Mix all but rhubarb well, then add rhubarb,
coat well. Put in 9 pie crust. Put 2 Tbsp
margarine on top. Add top crust. Bake at
400 40 minutes.
RHUBARB CHIFFON PIE
3 cups diced rhubarb
c water
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1 c sugar
2 slightly beaten
egg yolks
tsp salt
1 Tbsp unflavored
Gelatin
CHESS PIE
recipe of Elna Campbell
(uses whole eggs)
lb butter
1 c sugar
2 tsp vanilla
1 c boiled raisins 2 well beaten eggs 1 c nuts
Cream butter and sugar, Add eggs, nuts, raisins
and vanilla.
Make 110+ year old pie crust. Pour filling into
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c orange juice
1 c cream (whipped stiff)
1 pkg raspberries (frozen or 2 c fresh)
Melt marshmallows in hot orange juice
Place in refrigerator until mixture
begins to set.
Fold in whipped cream and raspberries
which have been thawed and drained
(if frozen) Pour over cold pie shell and chill
thoroughly.
Favorite dessert of Camilla Kimball
c water
1 Tbsp butter
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pt whipping cream
1 tsp vanilla
1 baked pie shell
Melt marshmallows, candy bars, and milk in
double boiler. Cool
Whip cream and vanilla, and fold into cooled
mixture. Pour into crust. Chill
FUDGE PIE
recipe from cookbook Erma Walker
Make a recipe of your favorite chewy brownies
and bake in a greased and floured pie plate as
per baking directions. Cut in wedges and serve
with ice cream or whipped cream. Garnish
with grated sweet chocolate and nuts.
MILLION DOLLAR PIE
recipe from cookbook Erma Walker
1 can Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed milk
1 c crushed pineapple, drained
2/3 to 1 c lemon juice
1 lemon rind, grated
1 lg. tub or 2 small tubs of Cool Whip
1 graham cracker crust
Stir all together in order given and pour into
a graham cracker crust. Refrigerate until set.
May sprinkle top with chopped nut
COCONUT PIE
recipe of Margaret Utley
(this pie makes its own crust while baking)
3 eggs
1 c sugar
4 tsp juice from fresh lemon
c melted butter, not hot
1 tsp vanilla
1 c flaked coconut
Beat eggs, sugar, juice, butter and vanilla
with electric mixer until stiff like a dough
Fold in coconut
Pour into pie plate (8 or 9 ) and bake 40
min at 350
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Stir in Strawberries.
Pour into prepared pie shell & chill until set.
(1 to 2 hrs.)
Garnish with additional whipped topping
and strawberries.
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1 tsp salt
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c brown sugar
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2 tsp salt
Mix in mixer. Then add: 1 egg
1 Tbsp vinegar
1/3 c water
Mix and let set in refrigerator an hour
before using.
CANDY
Prevent sugaring of candy by using 1 tsp of white corn syrup for every cup of sugar used in
a recipe.
EAGLE BRAND MILK
1 c boiling water
2 c white sugar
c margarine
4 c powder milk (instant)
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c whipping cream
1 lb margarine
1 qt peanut butter
2 lbs powdered sugar
Dipping chocolate
Melt margarine and peanut butter; then
add powdered sugar. Mix well and shape into
balls about the size of a walnut. Refrigerate
until firm.
Melt dipping chocolate, and dip Reese centers.
(I usually only make half of this recipe as it makes
a large amount of chocolates)
COCONUT CENTERS
(like Mound Candy Bars)
c White Karo Syrup
Bring to a boil, and remove from heat.
Add 14 oz flake coconut. Mold together
into a log. Chill. When workable, make
centers for your dip chocolate.
BASIC CREAM CHEESE CANDY
(this recipe is very sweet-cut sugar or add nuts)
1 lb powdered sugar
Mint Variation
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8 oz cream cheese
tsp salt
Flavor with oil flavoring, and add coloring as
desired.
Cream powdered sugar and cheese together
until smooth. Add water, salt, and flavoring
Divide batch of basic cream cheese mixture into
as many colors and flavor as you want.
Fudge Variation
1 square baking chocolate
12 oz cream cheese
Melt chocolate and cool slightly before
adding to other ingredients. Place in
greased pan and cool.
Penuche Variation
Use almond extract. c chopped nuts or coconut or both
NEFF TREATS
(Chocolate Almond Bars)
2 lg. almond or plain Hershey Candy bars
16 oz Coolwhip
1 box Vanilla wafers.
Crush Vanilla Wafers
Melt chocolate, then gently fold Coolwhip
into chocolate. Make chocolate mixture
into small balls & roll the balls into the
mashed cooky crumbs. Refrigerate until
ready to serve.
OATMEAL-CHOCOLATE CLUSTERS
1 pkg (6 oz) semisweet chocolate chips
1/3 c margarine or butter
16 lg. Marshmallows
tsp vanilla
2 c oats
1 c flaked coconut
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CRACKER JACKS
Large pan of popcorn
c butter
c molasses
1 c sugar
Cook last 3 ingredients until it will crack
in cold water.
PEANUT BRITTLE
recipe of Eva Mertlich
2 c granulated sugar
1 c white corn syrup
1 c water
2 c raw Spanish peanuts
1 tsp soda
tsp salt
1/8 lb butter
ENGLISH TOFFEE
recipe of Eva Mertlich
1 lb butter
2/3 c water
3 cups sugar
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CARAMELS
recipe of Any Boss
2 c sugar
1 square butter
2 c light corn syrup
1 can evaporated milk
tsp soda
1 tsp vanilla
1 c nuts (optional)
pinch of salt
EASY PENUCHE
1 square plus 1 Tsp butter
c can milk
2 c brown sugar
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HONEY CANDY
2 c honey 1 c sugar 1 c cream
GUMDROPS
Pan #1: 1 box of pectin
tsp soda
Pan #2: 1 c sugar
c water
1 c Karo Syrup
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1 c honey
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coconut
Cut dates, add eggs, and sugar. Put in fry
pan (med heat) stir constantly (abt 5 min)
until it leaves sides of pan. Remove from
heat-let cool 3 min. Stir in vanilla, nuts, etc.
Shape into small balls and roll in fine
shredded coconut. Place on platter. (Can also
be frozen) Yield: 40
CHOCOLATE CHERRY DREAMS
6 oz pkg chocolate chips (1 c)
1/3 c evaporated milk
1 c sifted powdered sugar
1/3 c chopped nuts
1/3 c chopped & drained cherries.
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cube margarine
1 Tbsp water
When melted add: 4-6 medium crushed
candy canes and 1 c skinless peanuts.
Mix candy with popcorn.
Press into buttered tube pan or 1 lg or 2
small loaf pans. Let stand until set. May
decorate with gumdrop flowers.
BIRDSEED
recipe of Nelle Perry
1 box of sugar pops
2 lbs M & Ms peanut
1 lb salted nuts
c brown sugar
1/3 c honey
c wheat germ
1/3 c sesame seed
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2 Tbsp water
c margarine
CHEERIO VARIATION
Melt 12 oz chocolate chips
Add peanuts and mix until smooth
Pour mixture over 4 c cheerios.
Drop by Tbsp onto wax paper
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YUM YUMS
1 lg can Eagle Brand sweetened
condensed milk
1 c dates, cut up
Flake coconut
1 c nuts, chopped
2 c graham cracker crumbs
2 c miniature marshmallows or
2 c granola cereal
FRUIT AND NUT SLICES
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hardened.
You can shape this mixture into nests
and fill with jelly beans (no black ones)
SOUR CREAM FUDGE
1 c sugar
2 Tbsp light corn syrup
2 Tbs butter or margarine
1 c sour cream
1 tsp vanilla
c chopped pecans
Combine first four ingredients in
saucepan. Cook over med. heat stirring
constantly until a soft ball forms in
cold water. Remove from heat, add
vanilla & nuts, cool to room temperature.
Beat until mixture begins to thicken.
Pour into buttered dish, and Do not spread.
MARASCHINO EASTER EGGS
1 c coconut, fine or angel
2 c powdered sugar
c butter or margarine
*1 c chocolate chips
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WINTER STRAWBERRIES
1 can Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 lb extra fine coconut
2 lg pkg strawberry jello
2 Tbsp milk
1 tsp almond flavoring or vanilla
4-6 oz red sugar
2 oz green sugar
Mix first 5 ingredients & chill
Roll in balls and shape like strawberries
Roll each in red sugar except for large ends.
Dip large ends in green sugar & put cloves in end for stems.
Store in refrigerator.
Coloring Granulated Sugar:
Place some granulated sugar on a piece of stiff white paper; Sprinkle over a few drops of food
coloring & rub with a wooden spoon or between hands until evenly distributed. Dry in a 350
oven; separating the grains with fingers as drying. Store in airtight container.
PEANUT BUTTER CREAMS
c powdered sugar c cream
1 c chocolate chips 1 c peanut butter
1 c sugar
1 c white Karo syrup
Mix well and bring to boiling point, slowly. Cook only until sugar is dissolved.
Pour over popped corn and form into balls
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A neat way to form popcorn balls is to get the popcorn and sugar mixture beside the sink. Have
the cold water tap dripping and wet your hands with water each time you do a ball. No sticky
mess on your hands.
Put old popcorn put in a jar with 1 Tbsp water for a week or two and that will freshen it up so
that it will pop better.
ENGLISH TOFFEE WITH NUTS
2 c butter
2 c sugar
2 c almonds, coarsely chopped
6 Tbsp water 2 Tbsp light corn syrup
1 tsp vanilla 8 oz milk chocolate
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mass changes from a somewhat sticky side-whiskered affair to a glistening crystal ribbon, start
twisting, while folding and pulling.
Pull until the ridges on the twist begin to hold their shape.
The candy will have become opaque, firm and elastic but will still retain its satiny finish.
Depending on proper cooking, the weather and your skill, this pulling process may last from five
to twenty minutes.
Have ready a surface dusted with confectioners sugar or cornstarch. Then form the candy into a
ball in your hands and press it into a narrow point at the fingertip end. Grasping the narrow point
in one hand, pull it away from the rest of the ball into along rope about one inch thick. Let the
rope fall out onto the dusted board like snake. With well-buttered shears, cut up into segments of
a size you prefer. Let it cool. If you do not want to wrap it separately, put the candy into a
tightly covered tin, dusting and all. Some taffy especially those heavy in cream, will, of their
own accord turn from a pulled chewy consistency to a creamy one. This happens sometimes a
few minutes after dusting, sometimes as long as 12 hours later. After creaming takes place, be
sure to wrap the taffies in foil and store them in a closed tin, because in this state they will dry
out readily on exposure to air.
VANILLA TAFFY
Stir over low heat until the sugar is dissolved:
1 c sugar
c water
2 Tbsp mild vinegar
1 tsp butter
Cook these ingredients quickly, without stirring
to just between hard-ball and the soft-crack
stages, about 265. Pour candy onto a buttered platter
or marble slab, and let cool until a dent can be
made when pressed with a finger. Gather it into
a lump and pull it as described under About Taffies
with fingertips until porous. Pull into the candy
any desired flavoring or coloring, such as:
1 tsp vanilla or a few drops peppermint, or other flavoring oil.
DATE NUT CARMETTES
2 c sugar
c butter or margarine
1 c evaporated milk or light cream
25 light caramels (abt 7 oz)
c flour
1 tsp vanilla
tsp maple flavoring
1 c chopped dates
1 c chopped pecans
or walnuts
Pecan or walnut halves, if desired
In large saucepan, combine sugar, butter
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VEGETABLES
Beans will cook a lot faster if boiled in unsalted water for the first part of cooking. When beans
are nearly done, add the salt.
A potato (with peeling) added to beans while cooking will remove gaseous effect of beans
(Throw the potato away after beans are cooked)
One fourth tsp baking soda added to beans before cooking will also remove the gaseous effect of
beans.
Cooked green vegetables stay bright green if cooked uncovered. Do not over cook.
There is a good rule of thumb for cooking vegetables covered or uncovered:
Vegetables that grow under ground should be cooked covered; those that grow above the ground
should be cooked uncovered.
Instead of butter in mashed potatoes, use cream cheese, They will be fluffy, snow white, and
delicious.
Fresh tomatoes will keep longer if placed in crisper with STEMS DOWN.
A whole uncracked walnut boiled with cabbage will eliminate cooking odor.
Bring out the sweetness of corn by adding 1 Tbsp corn syrup to water.
Every garden seems to have a lot more zucchini than anyone is willing to eat. Scrub and grate
zucchini and freeze it in containers measured for amount needed for one meal, your favorite
zucchini bread recipe etc.
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First time I planted a vegetable garden I started with 10 zucchini. I had so many huge ripe
zucchini that I filled a childrens wagon and had Mark and Lynette go around our neighborhood
in Beaverton to see if we could give them to anyone.
In Salt Lake a boss called one of his employees into his office on a Friday, and said that one of
the company executives was flying from the East Coast to attend one of their meetings on
Monday. However, he was flying in early on Sat. and the boss wanted this employee to take care
of the man over the weekend. The man met the executive at the airport on Sat. After getting him
checked into his hotel room, he asked the executive if he could show him around Salt Lake. The
visitor thought this was a good idea. Everywhere they went the man never locked the car doors
as they visited the various places of interest. At the end of the day the man told the executive
that he usually went with his family to church on Sunday, and asked if the executive would like
to go with them. He readily accepted. Sunday morning the man picked up the visitor and took
him to church. After they exited the car the man locked the car doors. The visitor said, I dont
understand. Yesterday we drove all over the city, and you never locked your car doors. Today at
your church you lock the doors. If I dont lock the car doors, when we come out of church I
will find our car filled with zucchini!
STUFFED ZUCCHINI
recipe of Ruby Vermillion
2 eighth to ten inch zucchini
1 Tbsp finely chopped onion
2 Tbsp butter
2/3 c soft bread crumbs( fine)
c tomato sauce
salt and pepper
tsp Worcestershire sauce
Cook zucchini in boiling salted water-10-15 min.
depending on size. Cut in halves lengthwise.
Scoop out centers and mix pulp with remaining
ingredients.
Fill zucchini shells with mixture and Bake in 350
for 15 min. (or until filling isnt too soupy and
moist) Sprinkle top generously with
Parmesan cheese before baking.
ZUCCHINI HAMBURGER CASSEROLE
1 lbs zucchini
1 lb ground beef
1 med onion, chopped
1 c uncooked instant rice
1 c grated sharp cheddar cheese
1 tsp garlic salt
1 tsp crushed oregano
2 c cottage cheese
1 can Cream of Mushroom Soup
fresh mushrooms (optional)
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ZUCCHINI RELISH
Peel and remove seeds from large zucchini. Grind and add: 2 c onions (ground)
Sprinkle with 5 Tbsp salt & let stand overnite
Drain well. Add mixture of:
2 c white vinegar
1 Tbsp dry mustard
2 Tbsp celery seed
tsp pepper
6 c water
1 Tbsp turmeric
1 Tbsp cornstarch
Simmer 30 min. stirring frequently.
Add 1 sweet red pepper (ground) and cook 5 min more.
Pour into sterile jars and seal.
This relish is delicious and can be used in many ways.
SWEET ZUCCHINI RELISH
5 lg zucchini 18 inches long
3 sweet red peppers
3 green peppers
5 lg. onions or 1-lb pickling onions
c salt
1 tsp alum
ice cubes
Grate or grind zucchini; chop peppers and onions
or grind them. Put vegetable togethersprinkle with salt & alum. Place ice cubes to
cover top & let stand overnight.
Next day, drain & wash in cold water & drain again.
Combine:
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5 c sugar
5 c vinegar
2 Tbsp celery seed
c chopped onion
1 clove garlic, chopped
4 med. zucchini, cut in thin rounds
salt and pepper
Heat oil and saut onion, green pepper & garlic with
zucchini slices, until zucchini is crisp-tender. Add tomato
sauce and simmer until thick. Add 1 can water (using
tomato sauce can) and seasonings.
Simmer until thick on low heat for about 45 min. Sprinkle
with 2 Tbsp parmesan cheese 5 min. before done.
Serves 6-8
SASSY ZUCCHINI CASSEROLE
6 med zucchini each abt 6 long
1 envelope spaghetti sauce mix
in
1 tsp oregano
2 Tbsp parsley
flakes
c butter
2 c bread crumbs
2 tomatoes sliced
(or cubes)
1 pkg (8 oz) mozzarella cheese, cubed
Parmesan cheese
top.
ZUCCHINI BREAD
1 c granulated sugar
1 c salad oil
3 tsp vanilla
3 c sifted flour
1 tsp salt
tsp baking powder
1 c brown sugar
3 eggs
2c grated zucchini
3 tsp cinnamon
tsp soda
1 c chopped nuts
(optional)
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ZUCCHINI PICKLES
2 lb fresh zucchini
c salt
tsp celery seed
2 tsp mustard seed
3 c cider vinegar
1 c pickling
onions
2 c sugar
1 tsp tumeric
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Variations: Cheese Lovers: Omit soy sauce. stir in c shredded cheddar cheese with soup.
Sprinkle additional cheese as desired when topping with onions.
Change of Pace: Substitute 4 c cooked broccoli florets for green beans.
CORN FRITTERS
1 c flour
c milk
2 eggs, beaten
1 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp melted fat or oil
1 tsp salt
1 c drained corn
2 tsp sugar
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2 c water
1 tsp cloves
1 tsp cinnamon
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6 c water
c bacon drippings
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GLAZED CARROTS
4 med carrots, washed and scraped
c sugar
1 Tbsp butter
2 tsp carrot liquid
Slice carrots lengthwise, cook, covered
in small amount of boiling salted water.
CHINESE VEGETABLES
4 slices bacon, diced
c onion, chopped fine
tsp salt
1 Tbs soy sauce
1 tsp sugar
tsp accent
1 tsp cornstarch
c soup stock or
bouillon
2 c frozen or fresh peas, or other choice
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POTATOES AU GRATIN
10 potatoes, cooked, cooled, peeled and
grated; spread in buttered pan.
Mix:
2 (10 oz) cans Cream Chicken Soup
2 c sour cream or 2 c IMO
1 square melted margarine
DEEP-FRIED ONION RINGS
1 egg
c milk
c flour
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GUACAMOLE POTATOES
recipe of Jolene Lasson
4 baking potatoes
1 ripe avocado
2 Tbsp sour cream
dash salt & pepper
4 slices bacon, crisply cooked & crumbled
Scrub potatoes and rub skins with shortening.
Prick skins with fork to allow steam to escape:
Bake at 375 for 1-1 hours. Mash avocado
with fork to chunky texture & mix in sour
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HINT: Place potatoes in muffin tins for baking. They are easier to handle and will bake in less
time. For moist skins, cover muffin tin with foil wrap. This also works great for stuffed peppers
and baked apples.
Add a pinch of sugar to grease in which you are frying potatoes. (The potatoes will turn golden
brown.)
POTATOES DELUXE
recipe of Ada Shakespeare
4 c cooked cold potatoes-cubed
1 can Cream of Chicken Soup
1 c shredded milk cheese
c chopped onion ( c dried)
Bread crumbs, buttered
2 Tbsp cut up pimento (optional)
PARSNIP FRITTER
(I am including this recipe in this cookbook only as a reminder of the parsnips our Mother
cooked for our family when we were small. We didnt have to eat any if we chose not to do so,
most of us did not choose to eat parsnips)
Boil two large or 3 small parsnips and mash them.
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Hint: Beans are high in protein and are a good meat substitute.
BUTTER, GLAZES, AND SAUCES
HONEY BUTTER
c butter
1 c honey
1 egg white
1 tsp vanilla
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WHITE SAUCE
(While I was in Nursing School in Salt Lake City the Catholic Nuns at our school made
practically everything in white sauces probably to make the meat, vegetables, etc. go further. We
were so tired of white sauces when we finished at the school that my class-mates made a
promise to each other to never add a white sauce to anything. I pretty much kept that promiseI
am sure my children can remember that I did not ever cream a vegetable, unless it came that
way in the can, such as cream of corn.)
However, just in case someone wants to make a cream sauce..
WHITE SAUCE MIX
1 c flour
1 c soft butter or margarine
2 c dry instant milk powder
1 tsp salt
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our street, I could smell the wonderful aroma of the Chili Sauce that Mother was making. I do
not have her recipe, but this one is similar to the one she used.
CHILI SAUCE
4 qts ripe tomatoes, peeled and chopped
3 c white onions, finely ground
1 c sweet red pepper
2 Tbsp. salt
1 Tbsp whole cloves
tsp cayenne or hot chilies (dry)
Garlic if desired
Wash vegetables, remove seeds, and white
Portions of peppers; Chop. Combine
vegetables, sugar, salt, and cayenne.
place over low heat and stir until sugar
is dissolved; cook slowly, stirring often
for about 2 hrs or until mixture thickens.
Add spice,( placed inside cheesecloth bag),
and vinegar. Cook until very thick.
TARTAR SAUCE
1 c green pepper
2 c sugar
1 Tbsp. salt
1 Tbsp mustard seed
2 c cider vinegar
3 sticks whole cinnamon
Remove cheese cloth bag.
Pack Chili Sauce in hot jars.
Heat water bath for 10 min. Makes 5 pints.
1 c mayonnaise
2Tbsp pickle relish
1 Tbsp chopped onion
1 Tbsp chopped parsley
1 Tbsp chopped pimento
Combine all ingredients. Serve with fish.
Yield: About 1 c
VEGETABLE SAUCE
(for broccoli, etc.)
1 can Cream of Chicken Soup
Minced onions
Cheese
Celery Salt
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c catsup
dash of hot pepper
2 tbsp brown sugar
Mix all ingredients, place ingredients in cooking pan.
Bring to a boil.
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1 c oil
c soy sauce
c lemon juice
c Worcestershire Sauce
2Tbsp dry mustard or 2-3 Tbsp liquid
mustard
1 tsp parsley
1 tsp Black pepper
Layer meat or poultry in a glass pan, pour some of mixture over each layer.
For best results with tenderizing, marinate in refrigerator over-nite.
SPAGHETTI SAUCE
1 green pepper, diced
1 clove garlic crushed
2 sm. cans tomato paste
1 lg can tomatoes
1 tsp salt
pepper
1 tsp sugar
oil
SPANISH SAUCE
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1 c chopped onions
2/3 c chopped green pepper
4 cloves garlic, put through garlic press
3 Tbsp olive oil
1 (2 size) can tomatoes
2 (6 oz) cans tomato paste
2 sm cans peeled green chilies
*salt to taste
1 Tbsp pepper
1 tsp chili powder
3 Tbsp brown sugar
c tomato juice
dash salt
1/8 tsp- tsp garlic powder
Mix all ingredients, simmer until all ingredients well blended. Serve over spareribs or beef.
MOCK SOUR CREAM
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1 tsp vanilla
1 c powdered sugar.
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CHOCOLATE COOKIES
c semi sweet chocolate chips
2 Tsp margarine
1 egg
c plain yogurt
Granulated sweetener to equal c sugar
1 c flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/8 tsp salt
1 Tbsp coconut
Melt chips and margarine. Set aside to
cool. Beat egg to light, blend in yogurt,
sweetener and chocolate. Add flour, soda,
salt, and beat to blend. Drop on greased
cookie sheets and sprinkle with coconut.
Bake at 350 10 min or until done.
Exchange: 2 cookies equal 1 bread and
1 fat. 55 calories each.
PUDDING COOKIES
1 egg
tsp salt
2 Tbsp oil
1 pkg butterscotch diet pudding mix
c flour
1 tsp baking powder
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1 Tbsp water
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3 c fresh pineapple
1 c water
2 Tbsp unflavored gelatin
12 oz can diet lemon-lime soda pop
2 Tbsp lemon juice
tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla
tsp sucaryl
1-1/3 c Ricotta cheese
1 graham cracker crust
Gently boil pineapple in water 20 min.
Soften gelatin in c pop; add to hot
pineapple. Stir to dissolve. Add rest
of pop, lemon, salt, vanilla and sucaryl.
Chill to thick. Beat to smooth. Add
cheese, pour into graham cracker crust.
Chill
Exchange: 1/6 cake equal 1 meat, 1 fruit,
and 1 bread. About 180 calories.
FRUIT FROSTING
4 Tbsp cream cheese
2 tsp artificially sweetened pineapple
or strawberry jam
Beat together
Exchange: equal 1 fat. 45 calories.
APPLE JELLY
4 tsp unflavored gelatin
2c unsweetened apple juice
2 Tbsp liquid sweetener
1 tsp lemon juice
Few drops yellow food color
1 to 2 pkgs. Unsweetened Kool-Aid
(this is for better flavor and is
optional.)
Soften gelatin in c of the juice.
Pour remaining juice in a pot and bring
to a boil. Remove from heat and add
Gelatin, stir to dissolve. Add
sweetener, lemon juice, food color and
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Avoid frequent removal of the cover for checking cooking progress or stirring. Significant
amounts of heat escape whenever this occurs.
For best results, the Crock Pot should always be at least half filled.
1 hr. on HIGH is approximately equal to 2 to 2 hrs on low. Low is the best setting most of the
time. Frozen foods will break a hot Crock Pot.
ITALIAN POT ROAST
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
3 to 4 lbs beef chuck roast
Salt and Pepper
1 (1- oz ) pkg spaghetti sauce mix
2 whole ripe tomatoes, chopped
Sprinkle meat with salt and pepper, then add
dry spaghetti sauce mix. Place in a slow
cooker. Top with chopped tomatoes. Cover
and cook on low heat for 7 to 9 hrs. or until
meat is tender. serves 6-7
HAMBURGER FOR CROCK POT
1 lbs ground beef
6 potatoes
5 carrots
2 c water
2 onions
salt & pepper
TACOS IN A CROCKPOT
1. Use 1 flour tortilla for each person
2. Mix together:
Refried Beans (1 or 2 cans)
Taco Sauce
Diced fresh tomato (1 or 2)
Cooked hamburger can be added to
bean mixture if desired.
3. In Crock pot place: (in order written)
1 tortilla
Part of refried bean mixture
Grated Cheese (yellow cheese)
1 tortilla, and repeat #3 instructions
End with a tortilla
4. Put lid on crockpot, with heat set on
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This dish can also be cooked in a covered 2 qt casserole for 2 to 2 hrs. in a 325 oven
SMOTHERED STEAK
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
1- lbs round steak, cut in strips
1/3 c flour
1 tsp salt
tsp pepper
1 large onion, sliced
1 to 2 green peppers, sliced 1 (1-lb) can tomatoes
1(4 oz) can mushrooms, drained
2 Tbsp molasses, optional
3 Tbsp soy sauce
1 (10 oz) pkg frozen green beans, French Style.
Put steak strips, flour, salt and pepper
into Crock Pot. Stir well to coat steak.
Add all remaining ingredients. Cover
and cook on high for 1 hr., then turn to
low for 8 hrs. (or 5 hrs on high) Serve
with rice.
SCALLOPED POTATOES
recipe in cookbook of Erma Walker
6 med potatoes 3 Tbsp minced onion
3 Tbsp butter or margarine
6 slices bacon
1 tsp salt
tsp pepper
1 qt milk
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CHICKEN TORTILLAS
1 fryer cut up
6-8 tortillas
c chili salsa
2 Tbsp tapioca
1 med onion chopped
1 (10 oz) can Cream of Chicken Soup
2 c grated cheese
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CRANBERRY CHICKEN
3-4 lb chicken pieces
1. Combine all ingredients in slow cooker.
tsp salt
tsp pepper
2. Cover. Bake on High for 4 hours, or on low
c diced celery
for 6-8 hours.
c diced onions
16-oz can whole berry cranberry sauce
1 c barbecue sauce
ORANGE CHICKEN & SWEET POTATOES
2-3 sweet potatoes, peeled & sliced
1. Place sweet potatoes in bottom of slow
3 whole chicken breasts, halved
cooker.
2/3 c flour
1 tsp salt
2. Rinse chicken breasts & pat dry.
1 tsp nutmeg
tsp cinnamon
3. Combine flour, salt, nutmeg, cinnamon,
dash pepper
dash garlic powder
pepper & garlic powder.
10 can Cream of Celery, or Cream
4. Thoroughly coat chicken in flour mixture
of Chicken Soup
5. Place on top of sweet potatoes.
4-oz can sliced mushrooms, drained
6. Combine soup with remaining
c orange juice
tsp grated orange rind
ingredients. Stir well. Pour over chicken.
2 tsp brown sugar
3 Tbsp flour
7. Cover. Cook on Low 8-10 hrs, or High
3-4 hrs.
8. Serve over rice.
SCALLOPED CHICKEN
5-oz pkg scalloped potatoes
scalloped potatoes dry seasoning pack
4 chicken breast halves, or 8 legs
10-oz pkg frozen peas
2 cups water
CHICKEN-VEGETABLE DISH
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1. Combine all
ingredients in slow
cooker.
2. Cover.
3. Cook on High 2
hours, then on
Low, 3-5 hours.
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tsp salt
(See Breakfast Section for recipes for Whole-Wheat waffles, and pancakes)
WHEAT TREATS
1. Soak wheat in cold water 24 to 48 hours,
changing water once or twice during this
period, or boil wheat for 3o min.
(to triple volume)
2. Drain wheat & rinse. Remove excess water
on cloth or paper towel.
3. In a heavy skilled, heat veg oil to 350-400
Put small amounts of wheat (abt c) in wire
basket or strainer and deep fry in hot oil
for about 1 min. Drain on absorbent
paper (An electric fry pan may be used;
carefully drop the wheat kernels directly
into the pan of hot oil, and pour the oil
through a wire strainer to remove the
kernels after cooking.)
WHEAT CRUNCH
c honey
1/3 c regular powdered milk
2 Tbsp water tsp vanilla
1 c plain popped wheat
1 Tbsp peanut butter
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2 eggs
Beat 300 brisk strokes or 2 min at medium
speed. Scrape bowl and spoon or beater often.
Add: 2 more eggs
Beat 2 more minutes
Fold in: 1 c very finely chopped nuts
Bake in greased and floured 9 or 10 tube pan
Bake 1 hr or until tested done at 375
Set pan on wire rack to cool for 10 to 15 min.
Remove from pan and cool completely before
icing. (or can ice with powdered sugar icing
while cake is still warm.)
WAR CAKE (WHOLE-WHEAT)
2 c raisins
tsp allspice
1 c honey
2 c water
1 tsp cinnamon
tsp cloves
2 c whole-wheat flour
2 c water
1 tsp soda
WHOLE-WHEAT BROWNIE
c butter or margarine
1 c firmly packed brown sugar
2 eggs
tsp vanilla
c whole-wheat flour
tsp salt
6 Tbsp cocoa
2 Tbsp melted butter or margarine
1 c chopped walnuts
Cream butter and sugar together until light
and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating
well after each addition. Beat in vanilla.
Gradually stir in flour and salt. Combine
cocoa and 2 Tbsp butter. Add cocoa
mixture and nuts and mix well. Spread in
greased 9 inch square pan and bake 45 min
in 325 oven. Cool in pan or rack. Cut into bars.
WHOLE WHEAT OATMEAL CAKE
Mix and set aside to cool:
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1 c boiling water
1 c quick cooking oats
1 c chopped raisins/nuts (optional)
Cream together:
c shortening or oil
2 eggs, beaten
1c packed brown sugar
c white sugar
Sift together and add to sugar mixtures:
1 c whole wheat flour
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp soda
1 tsp salt
Add soaked oatmeal and mix well. Bake in
13x9x2x greased pan at 350 for 45-55
minutes or until tests done. Spread with
topping while cake is hot.
Topping:
Boil 2 min: c butter or margarine
1 c brown sugar
2 Tbsp canned milk
Then add:
c coconut
c chopped nuts
Spread on HOT cake and let cool.
WHOLE WHEAT SNICKERDOODLES
Cream together:
1 c shortening
1 tsp vanilla
1 c white or brown sugar
Add and beat: 2 eggs
Sift together and add to sugar mixture:
1 tsp soda
2 tsp cream of tartar
tsp salt
2 c sifted whole wheat flour
Mix well. Roll into balls the size of a
walnut and roll in mixture of:
2 Tbsp white sugar and 1-2 tsp cinnamon
Place on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake 400
8 to 10 min.
WHOLE WHEAT CORN BREAD
1 c whole wheat flour
1 cornmeal
1 c milk
1 Tbsp baking powder 2 eggs
1 Tbsp sugar
2 Tbsp oil or butter
Stir together and whip by hand for 2 min.
Pour into greased loaf pan and bake 20-30
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minutes at 350.
Quick variation: Spred batter in a deep
sided cookie sheet (about inch deep.)
and bake 8 to 10 min. Cut 4x1 inch
fingers with a pizza wheel.
WHOLE WHEAT HAMBURGER BUNS
3 c warm water
1 c oil
c sugar or honey 6 Tbsp yeast
1 Tbsp salt
3 eggs beaten
6 c white flour
3 to 4 c whole-wheat flour
Mix water, sugar or honey and yeast.
When yeast is dissolved, add oil, eggs,
and flour. Knead until well blended
and roll out inch thick and shape
with a # 2 size can for a cutter.
Place on a cookie sheet and brush with
melted butter. Let rise for 10 min
(away from any draft) Bake 10 min in 425 oven.
WHOLE-WHEAT VARIATION: Use all whole-wheat flour
WHEAT THINS
1 c whole wheat flour
Mix dry ingredients, add oil-water-salt
1 Tbsp sugar
mixture. Knead as little as possible. Make
1 c white flour
smooth dough then roll as thin as possible on
1/3 c oil emulsified in blender
unoiled cookie sheet (not more than 1/8 inch
with tsp salt and
thick) Mark with knife to size of crackers
1 c water.
desired, but do not cut clear through. Prick each
cracker a few times with fork. Sprinkle lightly
with salt or onion alt as desired. Bake 350
until crisp and light brown 30 to 35 min.
WHEAT SPROUTS CANDY
recipe of Erma Walker
1c sprouted wheat
1 c nuts
1 c raisin, dates or figs
or combination of all three
1 c coconut.
(except for coconut)
Grind the above in food grinder, using
a fine blade. Mix well and shape into
balls the size of marbles. roll in fine
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not too heavy. Knead, let rise, mix down, & let
rise again. Shape into 5 large loaves. Bake 350
55 min. & remove from oven & cool on racks.
WHOLE-WHEAT BREAD
c warm water
1 tsp brown sugar
Dissolve yeast & sugar (1 tsp) in the c warm
2 Tbs dry yeast
3 Tbsp oil
water. combine & beat together sugar, oil, salt,
(or 2 fresh yeast cakes) 1 Tbsp salt
milk, hot water, & 3 c flour. Add egg, yeast
5 Tbsp brown sugar
1 c hot water
mixture, and the other 2 c flour. Mix & turn onto
1 c canned milk
1 beaten egg
floured board. Knead for 5 min. Let rise for 1 hr.
3 c whole-wheat flour
Mold into 3 small loaves, let rise 15 min. more.
2 c whole-wheat flour
Bake for 25 min. in 400 oven. Yield 3 loaves.
WHOLE-WHEAT GRANOLA MUFFINS
1 c sifted flour
1 tsp flour
c whole wheat flour
c raisins
1 Tbsp baking powder
1 beaten egg
tsp salt
c cooking oil
1 c granola
1 c milk
c brown sugar (firmly packed)
POPPED WHEAT
Ingredients: Wheat, Cooking Oil, and seasonings (1 c wheat = 2 c popped
Equipment needed: Large 6 qt kettle for heating oil. *A metal colander for lifting hot wheat out
of oil. Tongs, deep fat thermometer, stacks of absorbent paper.
*(A two- piece spaghetti cooker would work for pan to cook in)
Instructions: Cover whole wheat kernels with cold water in container large enough to allow for
expansion of wheat. Soak 1 day (24 hrs). If water foams up, rinse wheat in colander under
running water and put back into pan and cover with fresh water. Soaking softens wheat for better
popping results.
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On second day, drain wheat and rinse in colander under running water; then drain and shake off
excess water. Spread wheat kernels on paper towels (that have been place on top of old
newspapers) to dry for 2 or 3 hours or until excess moisture has evaporated. When wheat has
lost its glossy appearance it is ready to cook.
Meantime assemble your equipment. When wheat is ready fill saucepan full (NO MORE)
with cooking oil and heat to 400 using a deep fat thermometer to be sure proper temperature is
maintained. A cooking temperature that is too low results in tough chewy unpopped wheat rather
than the crisp crunchy popped wheat.
Set metal colander down into hot fat, then pour in 2/3 to c semi-dry wheat, very slowly the
first time to make sure oil doesnt foam up and out of pan. By the time the foam has subsided
(abt 30 seconds) the wheat is popped.
Remove colander from hot oil with tongs, shake lightly to remove excess oil and pour wheat
over paper towels laid on pile of newspapers. Keep turning up new paper with each batch.
When drained, spread wheat immediately in large shallow container, such as a dripper pan.
Season with garlic, onion, or seasoned salt.
Keep doing this procedure until all wheat is popped. Add oil to pan occasionally to keep oil deep
enough, but do not proceed until temperature is back up.
Yield: 2 qts wheat equals 1 gallon popped wheat.
SPROUTING GRAINS, BEANS, AND PEAS
Sprouting seeds not only are one of the wonders of this world but probably produce by far the
most nutritively valuable addition to the diet in relation to their cost. cup of grain or beans
expands into one pint of sprouts with rich protein content. The sprouting action greatly increases
the already rich vitamin content. Soybeans, however, are the only seeds in which the protein is
complete.
Use or buy seeds, preferable organically grown that have not been chemically pretreated for
agricultural purposes. Remove any damaged or moldy seeds. For about a one-pint yield, wash
and soak overnight in:
1 cup water
c seeds: alfalfa, red clover, fenugreek, mustard, radish, sesame, sunflower; any grains, beans,
or peas.
Avoid potato and tomato seeds, which when sprouting, are poisonous, and fava and lima beans,
which are extremely toxic when used raw.
Next morning drain, reserving the liquid for stock. Place the seeds in a one-quart wide-mouthed
glass jar securely closed with nylon mesh or cheese-cloth so that air can reach the seeds. If the
jar is stored on its side the seeds can be shaken to spread the seeds over a larger area, which is
desirable.
Place the jar in a dark, warm cupboard or in an opaque bag so that light is excluded but air is still
available.
If this method is used, it is important to rinse and drain the seeds three times daily and to invert
the jar to let it drain thorough after each rinsing. If you cannot rinse three times daily, place the
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seeds in a well-soaked new clay flower pot. The newness is important to discourage fungal
development. The drain hole should be stopped up with a cotton wad or a cork.
Place the pot in a saucer of water that you keep filled all during the process of sprouting. Place
the pot in its saucer, loosely covered with a plate, in a dark, warm place. Which ever method you
use, watch closely and discard if molding. Sprouts should develop in 3-5 days, although mung
and soybeans may take 6-8 days.
A general rule is to serve the sprouted seeds when the sprout is at least as long as the seed,
although sunflower and sesame are served when the sprout first appears. Chick-peas, flax,
lentils, and soybeans can be used with about inch sprouts, and mung bean sprouts can be more
than 2 inches. If not served at once, refrigerate sprouted seeds in a covered colander or a loosely
covered container. Do not hold more than a day or two. They can be frozen, but considerable
nutritive value is lost. You may also add them to stir-fried dishes or to soups and stews just
before serving, but for best nutritional results serve them raw, hulls and all, as a garnish or in
salads or sandwich fillings. If you care to remove the hulls, stir the sprouts in a bowl of cold
water until the husks rise and may be skimmed off.
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the date of purchase on each food item to help you determine when to rotate or replace it.
Canned foods lose their maximum freshness after one year. Freeze-dried foods will stay fresh
for ten to fifteen years provided they are nitrogen vacuum packed and are kept in a cool, dry
location. Aim to keep your emergency kit (with your food in it) in a cool, dark, dry location
between 40 F to 60 F.
Take into account your familys food preferences, their eating habits, ages, and state of health. It
is of no use to include foods your family doesnt like or cant eat.
Each family members food should be individualized to their own needs. Pay particular attention
to the needs of infants, invalids, diabetics, the elderly and chronically ill, the handicapped, and
also those family members who are allergic to certain food.
Canned Fruit
Pears
Peaches
Cherries
Tomatoes
Plums
Prunes
Apples
Berries
Mushrooms
Olives
Shredded Coconut
Apricots
Fruit Cocktail
Tropical Fruit Cocktail
Grapefruit
Mandarin Oranges
Applesauce
Pineapples, sliced
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Mashed or
Sliced (for scalloped potatoes)
Peas
Corn
Asparagus
Pickles
Bread & Butter
Mushrooms
Carrots
Squash
Beets
Pickled Beets
Green Beans
Dinner Canned Items
Pork and Beans
Baked Beans
Chili
Spaghetti Sauce
Spaghetti
Dried Hamburger
Cooked Hamburger (frozen)
Onions, dried
MISC:
Pineapples, crushed
Fruit Leather
Raisins (small boxes)
Juices C-canned, (4-6 oz), P-powdered,
CR-crystal form (lightweight)
B-bottle
Apple Juice (B)
Prune Juice (B)
Cranberry (B)
Cran-apple (B)
V-8 (C) small
Grapefruit Juice
Pineapple Juice
Orange Juice (B)
On cold, snowy winter days in McGill, our Mother used to make Clay or Salt Dough for us
(no play-do in stores in those days) and we spent hours molding animals, and other things.
Clay
2 cups boiled water 4 cups flour
2 tsp. alum
1 cup salt
Food coloring
1 Tbsp. melted shortening
Boil water and add alum and food coloring.
Pour over flour and salt, which have been
previously mixed together. Add melted
shortening, mix well, first with spoon and then
with hands as mixture cools. Store in a plastic
bag or tightly capped jar. This will keep for
months in the refrigerator. If it starts to dry out,
Salt Dough
1 cup flour
1 cup salt
food coloring
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Blood--Soak in cold water about 30 min. If stain remains, work soap or detergent into it, rinse,
launder as usual. Ammonia will also remove blood stains.
Chocolate, Gravy, Lipstick--Work paste of soap or detergent into stain, launder as usual; If
grease remains, sponge with cleaning fluid.
Fabric Softener stain--Rub with bar soap and launder as usual.
Fresh fruits and juices--Pre-wash in cold water, then hot. If on white material, bleach if
necessary.
Milk, Egg, Ice Cream--Soak in cold water, rub paste of soap or detergent into stain, launder as
usual.
Paint--Soak in turpentine or paint remover; rub paste of soap or detergent into stain, launder as
usual.
RustEqual parts of table salt and cream of tartar mixed together, dampen stain and spread
mixture on, then place in direct sun for several hours.
Rubbing alcohol will remove ball point pen ink from clothing if applied before washing
STAIN REMOVAL GUIDE
STAIN
FABRICS
Cotton/Linen, Acrylic, Nylon,
Polyester, Olefin (a nylonlike,
Stain-resistant fabric
Flush with cool water. Apply wetSpotter (see Cleaning Agents) with a
few drops of white vinegar. Blot with
wet spotter. Rinse, dry, launder
Red wine: Soak with White
Red wine: Lukewarm-water rinse.
Wine. Flush with full-strength
Blot with alcohol, or use spot
Rubbing alcohol.* Do not use
remover. Rinse Launder.
Rubbing alcohol on acrylic,
Do not use ammonia or enzymes on
Acetate or Triacetate. Cool-water wool or silk.
rinse. Launder with enzyme
Detergent.
White Wine: Cool-water rinse
launder.
Blood, Grass,
Gravy, Egg, Milk,
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Chocolate, Fruits,
Ice Cream,
Vegetables
Baby Foods,
Formula, Dairy
Products
Candle Wax,
Crayons,
Shoe Polish
Pencils
Candy
(non chocolate
CATSUP
CHEWING GUM
ADHESIVE
TAPE
RUBBER
CEMENT
COFFEE, TEA
SOFT DRINKS
COFFEE, AND
TEA WITH MILK
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GREASE, OIL,
BUTTER
MARGARINE
SALAD
DRESSING
OILY
MEDICINES
MILDEW
Dry-clean
MUSTARD
FOOD
COLORING
HAIR
COLORING
FABRIC
DYES
MERCUROCHROME
INK
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LIPSTICKS,
Apply dry-spotter. Keep moist
ALL COSMETICS
until spot disappears.
(EYE SHADOW
Cool water sponge.
MASCARA,
Stubborn stains: Use wetPOWDER,
spotter with a few drops of
BLUSHER, ETC)
Ammonia. Sponge
NAIL POLISH
Place stained area facedown on
paper toweling. Sponge back
of stain with nail-polish remover
after testing fabric for acetone
resistance. Add more acetone
until stain disappears. Launder
TAR,
LIQUID
ASPHALT
URINE
VOMIT
MUCUS
FECES
(animal or
Human)
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CLEANING AGENTS
DRY-SPOTTER
1 PART Coconut Oil (available at a pharmacy) or mineral oil and 8 parts Dry-cleaning Solvent
Store tightly capped glass container to prevent evaporation.
Caution: Mixture is poisonous and flammable, so use and store carefully.
WET-SPOTTER
1 PART Liquid Detergent, 1 part Glycerin (from a pharmacy) and 8 parts water. Shake
mixture well before using. Store in a plastic squeeze bottle with a tip.
ENZYME AGENTS: Biological cleaning detergents or chemicals used on organic stains, such
as grass, blood, etc.
Caution: not to be used on silks or woolens. Follow product directions carefully.
EASY CLEANING TIPS
Act quickly to remove stains
Pretest fabrics before using any stain remover
Remove as much stain as possible by scraping or brushing DO NOT RUB
Work on a glass surface since chemicals may damage metal, wools and plastic
Work in a well-ventilated room
Dont smoke or work near an open fire.
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Hide scratches on furniture by taking a piece of walnut or pecan meat and rub over scratch until
oil from the nut stains the scratch. (Walnut works best on walnut furniture, etc.)
To keep lemons indefinitely, place fresh lemons in a covered bottle and place in fridge. They
will keep for months.
Molasses and honey will not stick to measuring cup if you first dip the cup in flour.
Every drop will come out.
Clean tiled walls by wiping them with a sponge dipped in ammonia and water (2 Tbsp to a quart
of water).
To keep cake fresh and moist longer, cut an apple in half and put it in the cake box.
Add salt to a pot of water to make it come to a boil fast.
The last piece of toast no one wanted for breakfast can be blended or cubed and frozen. Save
pieces together and use whenever you want buttered crumbs or cubes.
Do-it-yourself paint jobs often leave spatters on clothing. If treated right away, the paint will
come out. Scrape off excess paint. If oil-based, sponge with turpentine or paint thinner, rinse
thoroughly then launder. Water-based paints can be removed by holding under the running water
first, then launder.
Oven cleaning is simplified if a half cup of ammonia is placed in the oven with the door closed
for several hours. This loosens the soil so that most stains can be wiped up with a sudsy sponge.
Give hair a protein treat. Stir up three eggs and use for a shampoo. Rinse out with tepid (not
hot) water.
Clean marks on wall paper with a new art gum eraser.
Clean leather upholstery with saddle soap, paste wax or leather preservative. Dont use furniture
polish. It sometimes softens the surface of the leather.
If your hair is day from summer sun and wind, just rub 3 Tbsp mayonnaise into your hair before
shampooing and leave for a half hour. Shampoo thoroughly.
Grated Parmesan cheese added to fresh popcorn, along with melted butter, is a real taste treat.
Perk up carrots with a dash of thyme and a few strips of onion that hale been cooked lightly in
butter.
Chili powder added to canned corn as it simmers gives a new and different flavor.
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Clean ceramic tile with washing soda. If badly discolored, sprinkle some of the powder on a
damp rag and wipe the tiles.
Clean piano keys with a good cleaning wax rather than soap or detergent. This eliminates the
danger of water seeping down between the keys.
Use a soft paint brush to dust the edges of books.
Use vinegar to remove sticky labels from bottles and also to remove stickers from windshields.
To clean records, wipe with soft cloth saturated with rubbing alcohol.
Sprinkle a tablespoon of sugar over the tope of meringue before baking. It will be easy to cut
and wont stick to the knife.
Try setting an onion in a paper cup with a tissue in the bottom to hold water. Set the cup in a
sunny window, and youll have nice green onion blades all year round.
When tying a package, dampen the string. As the cord dries it shrinks tight and prevents
slipping.
Egg containers in the refrigerator are not good for the eggs. Eggs should be kept covered or in
some tight container all the time since they are porous and will absorb other odors.
When the tips of our childrens laces fray, dip the end in a sticky glue. Shape the tip and allow to
dry. It will be as stiff as before.
Add a teaspoon of lemon juice to the water when cooking rice. It will keep each grain separate
and snowy white.
To keep whipped cream from separating and becoming watery, use powdered sugar instead of
granulated sugar to sweeten.
Add a few drops of vinegar to meat while cooking. It will be more tender and the flavor will not
be affected.
Make catsup or chili with 1 c tomato sauce plus c sugar and 2Tbsp vinegar.
Keep parsley fresh and bright by storing it in a tightly closed jar with inch of water.
Unripe fruits should be left to ripen in open air at room temperature, out of direct sunlight.
The fish smell can be removed from your hands by washing as usual, then rinsing in salt water.
(lemon rubbed over hands will also remove fish smell)
Use a brown paper bag and a hot iron to take wax off carpet or upholstery.
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When grating cheese or vegetables, wear a thimble over your thumb for protection.
When a recipe calls for ground cranberries, freeze them before grinding and grind while still
frozenthey wont splatter all over.
When making jelly, add a Tablespoon of butter to each batch. This eliminates the need for
skimming.
To soften brown sugar, place in the oven at low temperature. To keep soft, place it in the
refrigerator in a plastic bag.
To ripen avocadoes evenly, wash and dry them , and place them in your flour bin for a few days.
(But write yourself a note so you dont forget they are there.)
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Mix Oil of Citronella in common Vaseline and apply to hands and put on collar of shirt or on
cloth or handkerchief and tie around the neck.
INSECT AND ROACH KILLER:
Put two Tablespoons Flour, one Tablespoon Cocoa Powder, and four Tablespoons Powdered
Borax in a suitable container, such as wooden bowl. Dry mix these ingredients, and store them
in a glass, plastic or metal container. To use, sprinkle mixture on small pieces of paper and place
in areas where roaches or other pests have been seen.
DEODORANT:
Mix two Tablespoons powdered Alum into one pint of warm water. Add small amount of
cologne or shaving lotion for scent. Transfer to spray bottle or apply with dab of cotton or soft
cloth to underarms for effective inexpensive protection
MOUTHWASH:
Measure out four cups water; mix in 1/16 tsp Borax, 1 teaspoon Boric Acid and a small amount
of red food coloring. Now add a few drops of Oil of Cloves, or steep several cloves in the
mixture and bottle in a suitable container.
SEPTIC TANK REACTIVATOR: Pour one quart of Water into a container. Add one pound of
Brown Sugar and one envelope Dry Yeast (1 Tbsp). Mix thoroughly. About once a month pour
this mixture into the toilet and flush. This adds the proper bacterial action to prevent sludge
build up in septic tanks.
LIQUID SOAP:
Shave 2 cakes laundry soap into 2 gallons boiling water. Add one box (2 lbs) Sal-Soda. Reduce
heat but do not remove from store until Sal-Soda is dissolved. When cool, add one cup
Household Ammonia. When cold you have 2 gallons good liquid soap for household use. Also
makes a good rug cleaner.
LIQUID HAND SOAP:
Dissolve any good Powdered Soap in boiling water. Add one part Alcohol to each 4 parts Soap
Solution. A pleasant odor may be added with cologne, etc. after it is cool.
POWDERED HAND SOAP:
Put
Tri-sodium Phosphate in sifter can or mix 7 ozs of same with 3 ozs of fine powdered Pumice.
COUGH REMEDY:
3 oz Karo Syrup or Honey and 1 Tbsp. Lemon Juice or 2 to 3 tsp Drinking Alcohol. Add Water
to make 4 ounces
WOOD CLEANER:
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Mix 1 gallon Warm Water, 3 Tbsp boiled linseed oil, and 2 Tbsp turpentine. Apply with soft
cloth to fine wood furniture or paneling to remove grease or wax build up. Polish with dry cloth
SHAVE LOTION:
Measure two cups of Water into a container. Add 2 cups Isopropyl Alcohol (91 per cent) to the
water. Next add 2 Tbsp of Glycerin and one teaspoon Boric acid. If you wish, add a few drops
of your favorite cologne. The alcohol can be obtained from the drugstore.
4 gal.
12 gal
20 to 30 lemons
CASSEROLES
Spaghetti
9x13 size
2 gal.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter
1 lbs
Ice Cream
7 qts
Whipped Cream
1 qts
DESSERT
Cake (9x13 in size)
Ice Cream
Watermelon
4
7 qts
75 lbs
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Whipped Cream
1 qts
FISH
Whole
Fillet or Steak
25 lbs
15 lbs.
3 pts.
MEAT
Bake Ham
Hamburgers
Meat Loaf
Roast (boned)
Sloppy Joes
Wieners
15 lbs.
12 lbs.
10 lbs or 5 loaves
20 lbs.
1 gal.
13 lbs.
PICKLES
2 qts.
POULTRY
Chicken or Turkey
Creamed
25 to 35 lbs.
15 lbs.
ROLLS
8 dozen
SALAD
Cabbage
10 lbs
Gelatin (9x13 in. size) 4
Potato
9 qts (abt 8 lbs )
SANDWICHES
Bread
Butter
Mayonnaise
Meat Filling
Lettuce
100 slices
1 lb.
1 qt.
3 qts.
3 heads
SOUP
3 gallon
VEGETABLES
Beans (baked)
Beans (green)
Corn
Peas
Potatoes
6 qts.
5 # 2 cans
5 # 2 cans
7 # 303 cans
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Chips
Mashed
Salad
Scalloped
2 lbs
18 lbs.
9 qts (about 8 lbs.)
8 qts
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Mandarin Dressing 63
Onion, creamy 61
Russian 62
Salad Oil, Seasoned 65
Sour Cream Lemon 61, Pink Cloud 64
Thousand Island 62
Tomato-Cucumber 62 (For veg & Meat)
Yogurt, Fluffy 65
LUNCH 66-71
Bean Sandwich 69
Cheese, Burger 69
Chicken Sandwich 68
Chicken Treat 69
Crab Sandwich 68 & 71
Ham, Rolls 70
Hot Dog 71, Chili 70
Meat Snack 66
Peanut Butter 68
+ + Pizza (small) 66, On Toast 66
Reuben 67
Sandwich loaf 68
Sloppy Joe 67
Tuna Sandwich 68 & 71, Burger 71
Turkey Sandwich, grilled 69
(Cont. Chicken Recipes, Main Dish)
Scalloped Potatoes & Chicken 96
Sweet & Sour Chicken or Pork 97
Chop Suey 86
Chow Mein 88
Corn Beef 84
Cornish Hens
Dressing (for Meat, Poultry) see page 28
Enchilada, Hamburger 86
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Elephant Stew 73
Hamburger (Hearty) 77
Lion House Soup 74
Meatball Soup 78
Minestrone, Quick & Easy 74
++Onion Soup 75
Pea Soup (Split) 77
Potato 73
++Tomato Soup 79
Waldorf Stew 76
Storage Hint About Soups: 78
MAIN DISHES 81-112, Hints & Tips 81
Baked Beans 230, Aunt Dees
Cooking Beef, Ham, & Poultry 81
Beef (Corn) Casserole 84
Broccoli Casserole 100
Cheese Casserole 101
Cooking Chicken Information 103-105
Baked 97 Chicken Cranberry 95
Chicken & Broccoli Casserole 100
Chicken Casserole 101 Chicken Ole 97
Chicken Casserole with Potatoes 98
Chicken Enchiladas 98
Lemon-Honey Glazed Chicken 99
Chicken Dressing Casserole 99
Chicken Pot Pie 95, and 99
++Haystack 94
Lasagna 87
Macaroni & Cheese with Hamburger 90
++Macaroni Baked 102
++Marinating Sauce 82
Meatloaf 88
Nachos, Pedros Special 90
Potatoes: (also see Veg Section 231-234)
Scalloped Potatoes with Chicken 96
Potatoes Mashed 98, Funeral 233
Ham, Potato and Mushroom 92
Pork, see page 282
Rice (See page 102 for Hints on Cooking)
Spanish Rice 92
Seasoned Rice or Garden Pilaf 95
Salsa Chicken with Spanish Rice 98
Rice Casserole 96, 85
Scalloped Potatoes 96
Sloppy Joe 84
Spanish Rice 92
Steak, Ranch Round 82, Polynesian 83
Stroganoff 84
Sweet and Sour Pork 97
Tacos 90
Turkey, Holiday Leftover 100
Turkey Cooking Instructions 103-105
Vegetable Dinner (Haystacks) 85
* See pages 91-94 for more Ham
Recipes
(cont. recipes for Main Dishes)
Instructions for cooking all Poultry are on pages 103-105
Pork:
Pork Chops Creamed 93
Sweet & Sour 94, 97
Glazed Orange 92
Ham-Noodle Scallop 94
Ham, Potato & Mushroom Bake 91
Ham & Cheese Souffl 94
Ham Meat Spread 92
Pork Chops with Peaches 93
Pork Chops with Pork & Beans 92
Fish:
Fillet
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DESSERTS 113-131
Hints: 113
Apple:
Baked 115 Apple Torte 116
Crisp 119 Apple Pan Dandy 122
Berry Dessert 117
Blueberry 115, Cobbler 121
Boysenberry 118
Carrot Pudding 123
Cheese Cake 123, Cherry Cheese Cake 116
Cherry 115
Christmas 119
Cobbler:
++Fruit Cobbler 118
Blueberry 121
Strawberry Shortcake 125
++Fruit Soup or Sweet Soup 125
Sherbet 129
++Snow Ice Cream
++Trifle 117
TOPPINGS
Carmel Sauce 130
Hot Fudge Sauce 130
Marshmallow Sauce 130
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Frozen Dessert:
Rainbow Frozen Dessert 120
Ice Cream 127,128,129,131
Fudgesicles 126
Sherbet 129
Popsicles 127
Fudgesicles 126
Ice Cream: (see page 130 for toppings)
How To Make Your Own 131
Vanilla 126 Strawberry 127,128
Marvelous Homemade 127, 128
Banana 129, Snow Ice Cream 129
++Lumpy Dick
Luscious Ice Cream Dessert
Marshmallow Dessert 116
Pistachio 119
Pineapple Dessert 122
Popsicles 127
Pudding:
++Bread Pudding 114
Raspberry Delight 124
Rice Pudding 113
Easy 113 Microwave 113
++Carrot 123
Ozark Pudding 124
++Rolled Oats Steam Pudding 120
Rainbow Frozen Dessert 120
++Raisin Puffs With Marshmallow Sauce 121
Rice Pudding 113
CAKES 132-155
Information on Baking 132-133
Hints & Icing Tips 133-134
Bible Cake 134
Angel Food Cake 147, 149, 150, 155
++Apple Cake 145
Apple Cake Grated 145
Applesauce Fruit Cake 154
++Grandmas Applesauce 146
Houghs Apple Cake 145
Norwegian Apple Cake 142
++Applesauce Gum Drop Fruit Cake 135
Banana Nut Cake 142
Boiled Raisin Cake 144
Breakfast Cake (Coffee Cake) Sallys 136
Breakfast Cake,
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287
288
289
290
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MISCELLANEOUS RECIPES
Clay 265
Salt Dough 265
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ADDITIONAL RECIPES
CORNISH GAME HENS
4 Cornish game hens
1 pkg brown & wild rice
butter, salt & pepper
Thaw hens; butter, salt & pepper them inside and out.
Cook rice, then stuff into hens.
Place in shallow baking pan & cover with foil
Bake at 350 for 1 to 2 hours.
Uncover last 15-20 min. for browning.
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Topping:
1 c sifted flour
1/3 c sugar
1 baking powder
tsp salt
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4 Tbsp margarine
Push from spoon in dollops atop hot rhubarb
1/3 c milk
mixture. Bake at 400 for 25 min.
c chopped pecans Serve with light cream. Serves 4-6
1 tsp grated orange
peel
Sift flour, sugar, baking powder and salt.
Cut in margarine; stir in milk, pecans & peel.
CHOCOLATE ZUCCHINI CAKE
recipe from cookbook of Elna Campbell
2 c unsifted flour c margarine
c cocoa
2 c sugar
2 tsp baking powder
3 eggs
1 tsp soda
2 tsp vanilla
1 tsp salt
2 tsp grated orange peel
1 tsp cinnamon
c milk
2 c coarsely shredded zucchini
1 c chopped pecans or walnuts
Glaze:
Mix together 2 c powdered sugar,
1 tsp vanilla
3 Tbsp milk
Beat until smooth.
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