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STAPLES

STARRED RECIPES

FOOD

SURPRISES

LARGEST BELLS IN WORLD

Peal For Liverpool Cathedral

The four tons of copper and Cornish tin used in the casting" of the first of 13 bells for Liverpool

WHEN JUNKET WILL Varied Ways To Serve Anglican Cathedral contained an

NOT SET

Veal en Casserole. 2 lbs. chump spoonful hot water until soft and Several things may cause Jun- of veal, 6 rashers streaky bacon, pulpy. Then season with pepperkets not to set properly. grated rind of half a lime. julce add salt,

of small me, water, sensoring stevi of salt and pepper, & red onions, the real butter. Bone and trim

the

and pass through

Potatoes

Scarcely a meal seems complete

infültesimal amount of sliver.

Just before the molten, rose-. coloured metal begun to flow inte the mould. Sir Olles Culbert Scott,

1. Old rennet, Rennet is sus- without potatoes and so it is UPRA.. architect of the cathedral,

It the Aavour of garlic isceptible to light. It should be to the clever cook to have a num- kept in 1 stone bottle; one ber of tricks up her sleeve so ikea, add a few thin slices.

famous maker packs it in this that they will not become mono- cook-way. Buy in small quantities. tonous through frequent serving.

Cor- and 2 Overheating of milk.

SCALLOPED POTATOES

to 1 cups cubed potatoes cups milk

1

1 tsp. salt

1 tsp. pepper

and several members of the committee threw sixpences into the blazing furnace for Juck.

At the historic Whitechapel foundry where the bell was cast was seen a process that differed little from its mediaeval counter- part,

Molten metal was poured from Parc and cube potatoes. Put 4 furnace, heated to 1.700 degrees

into a nice shape. keeping it in Creamed Chicken: Cut up one thick slice. Butter

cased chicken into small dice serole and place the veal in it. measure a cupful.

3 Melt a table-rect temperature is the secret of to 00 pour in sufficient water to almost

spoonful butter in a saucepan. Junkets-from 70 degrees cover it, add seasoning and me add a dessertspoonful flour, and degrees Fahrenhets allows latitude rind and juice, cover, and place cook slowly, stirring all the time, and gives constant sucCERA, In a moderate oven. Cook for a for 3 tew minutes, without 3. Poor, old or sterilised milk. hour, then turn the meat over browning. Add about half-a-sup-Fresh milk makes the best jun-potatoes in heavy saucepan or fry-Fahrenheit into a mould which to the other side, lay the rashers ful milk, a little at a time, andkets; any addition of water ruins across it, cover, and return to stir while cooking for five minutes them completely. the oven to cook for ten minutes until it thickens. Put

the The difficulty in junket making then add the finely sliced onions chicken. season to taste, and cool has always been the "blood-heat" and continue cooking for an hour. slightly, then add four tablespoon of the milk. The following tuls cream, and two tablespoon-method has never produced a

button tuls,, of chopped

mush-failure during 38 years' experience, rooms. Turn into one large,, or and is used on an average, terday's veal for stock, saving several small glass baking dishes, weekly. a few nice pieces of the meat for and bake in a quick oven for ten serving after straining the vage-minutes.

* Veat Broth: Boll down the bone and trimmings from yes

tables used for flavouring.

over

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twice

Fut exactly half the milk

into

a shallow bowl, and add the

favouring essrnec.

HEAVIEST "TENOR"

ing pan and add milk and season-I was buried deep in the ground. The ings. Cook with lid on 30 to 35 bell. which will be almost perfect. minutes. over low heat. Stir occa-will be removed from the mould sionally during cooking to prevent and tuned by means of special sticking to the bottom of the pan. tuning forks.

OVEN FRIED POTATOES Final corrections will be made by Allow 1 large to 2 medium size means of a lathe which pares the potatoes for each person. Pare metal from the inside of the bell even until the correct frequencies are and slice them into thin slices. Put in ice water for about obtained., 15 minutes. In the bottom of a pie pan or shallow casserole put a thin layer of sifted dry breadcrumbs Drain and dry the potatoes and arrange them in a layer on the bottom as evenly as you can. This bottom layer is to form a crust so completely. and they must be arranged evenly. Dot place. The with butter and sprinkle, with salt and pepper. Cover with another

of layer

Repeat the potatoes. butter. seasonings and potatoes until the dish is filled. Bake one

cut into the cold. and add at once

rennet piece amount of liquid

stated.

It had taken several workmen to all the furnace with the metal Ingots, and the fire had been alight

Spiced Bananas: Peel the

An Anchovy Toast:" excellent Bring the remaining half of fish souffle. mlik, to the ball. after sweetening bananas, prick all

a accompaniment" to with

three to taste. Pour the boiling milk

all night. or fork and stoep in lime juice for Toast and butter two

and from rounds of bread, trim, Len minutes. turning over

Cover each. time to time. Buttér glass into Angers

ว ilberally. baking dish

roll

the with anchovy sauce, place under Stir gently, but

coal bananas in caster sugar until the grill to melt the sauce so that set aside in a completely coated, then lay them it 'sonks into the toast. Serve very junket should have

hot. Add 2 tablespoons In the dish. ful water for each banana, and

oven

The remainder of the peal will be cast during the next six months, after which they will be taken to Liverpool by road.

The peal will be the biggest in the world, and will cost. about £4,000. It was presented by the

minutes, after which it sprinkled with nutmeg

until

the

set in 10 be may and re-

Creamed Fish:

stir- possible. No Flake quicient frigerated f cooked fish to make a pint. sea- ring should occur before addition hour in a moderate oven or unt late Mr. Thomas Bartlett, a wealthy

and molsten. well of rennet son to taste. with cream sauce made proportion of 3

2

1912.

The

a generous sprinkling mixed spice. Bake in a moderate soft, basling with the Syrup tre-

and quently. Cool thoroughly before serving.

Spaghetti:

then

in chill

good brown crust has formed Liverpool merchant, who died in over the bottom and the potatoes

bell cast was named are tender. When ready to serve "Emmanuel by the Bishop of a turn

out palde down 50 the

Liverpool, Dr. David, and is the bottom crust will be on top.

heaviest "tenor" in existence. POTATO PASTRY

tablespoonful mixed with a little finely-powder each of flour and butter to ajed mixed spice. Bake in

and moderate oven until the Boll lb. spaghetti į cupful hot milk. Mix well,

water

in a saucepan of bolling salted arrange on a glass baking dish. is quite hot, then stir in another

and oiled up in the centre. water until tender. Drain.

Heat in dessertspoonful sugar place in a pan with 2 ozs. each a slow oven. Meanwhile

for

1

each

this syrup several times

Dice raw potato fairly small,

Jam.

the

'spoon-.

Required:- scram- apple, mix, and baste the fruit season well, place on pastry round

Grated chocolate. Suces of butter and grated cheese. Toss ble four eggs, with seasoning of with

of banana Whipped cream. In this until the cheese is melt onion, pepper and salt Pile during the rest of the slow cook and moisten with a little thick ed and coats the apaghett!, then this round the fish, and serve at ing, until the skin looks crinkledeam or got with butter. Dampen Glace cherries and angelica."

with triangles Cool, and then chill the apples. Bake about one hour in a moderate edges and press well together. add freshly made tomato puree nce." decorated and cook over a slow fire until of toast and parsley.

Arrange on a, glass cover each with whipped the purce 15. absorbed. Serve in

Baked Apples: Wash the apples. Decorate the tops with glace cheese with it. The puree is made and core them. Place in a pie cherry. The apples may be pee

ripe tomatoes, dish. with water to come to ed before cooking. If preferred: cut into quarters, with tea-jabout an inch round them. Fill but they are much better baked spoonful butter and

up the centres with caster sugar with the skins.

a hot dish and

hand grated

by boiling I

Ib.

dessert. a

up

dish.

cream.

a.

oven.

FD Individual glasses with

Arst following:

pat A ful of raspberry jam, then some

next slices whipped cream,

of grated choco- banana Then A good emergency sweet, when late. then more cream and fam

and decorate entertaining unexpected, guests. Finish with cream

with lace cherries and angelica. can be made as follows:

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