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STAPLES

STARRED RECIPES

Corned Beef Toast-lb. corned;

of

SURPRISES

Corned Beef in Batter.-Prepare beet, 1 egg, tablespoonful butter. a Yorkshire pudding batter, and finely minced allow it to stand for an hour or 'teaspoonful

pepper two. Cut the beef into thick pieces. onion, chopped parsley. and salt to taste six small round Butter a glass baking dish stir the buttered toast. Melt the butter in batter well, and pour it into the a pan, cook but do not brown the dish, then drop in the meat. Bake onions in it then add the meat, until the chopped fine, and the beaten egg ana seasonings. Stir until heated through, spread on the toast, and serve very hot.

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of a

Salad.-Peel 4 ripe Banana Dзkanas, and place each

Cover, with crisp lettuce leat. inayonnaise sauce, so fruit

pudding is cooked

through, and nicely browned on op. (Tinned corned beet is very good for this dish, as well as for the corned beef toast, as above),

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VINCENT PRICE'S

FAVOURITE RECIPE

ITALIAN. SPAGHETTI

Chop fine the following ingre- dients:-

elove of garlic

4

stalks of celery

1

onion

cup of parsley

1 large green pepper

PUDDINGS ARE WINTER

FAVOURITES

FRUIT CRUMB PUDDING

No. 2 can pears

1 cups dried apricots,

1 cups ginger snap crumbs

cup maple syrup

2 tbsp. lemon juice

Drain pear halves, quarter Stew apricots 5 minutes, drain Place pears in the bottom of a Add enough water to cover and cup of olive oil and fry minced in- cook until tender. Heat one half gredients until they are golden casserole. Add 2/3 cup crumbs. Mix maple syrup To this mixture, add 2 then apricots. level brownL Lobster Cream-Meit 2 tablespoonfuls butter in a pan, cut cans of tomato paste, 2 cans of and lemon juice; add. Top with the lobster-meat into dice, and fry strained tomatoes, and five cups remaining crumbs. Bake 20 min-

Place over a slow rates in moderate oven.

APPLE AND CRANBERRY these in the butter Mix 2 table of water. that the

BETTY a little cold and let simmer until the mixture spoonfuls flour with milk, then add enough milk to thickens, adding salt and pepper taking care not to allow the sauce make half a pint. Turn this into to taste.

To two gallons boiling water. the lettuce. flow. bver" on

the lobster and cook slowly for Sprinkle generously with chopped

Ave minutes. Beat the folks of 3 add 2 pounds of "lasagna" (wide) walnuts. If liked, a few pieces of chopped glace churries may be innleggs, mix with i pint of thin Italian noodle with curling edges) in a line down the centre of each cream, and very gently stir this and cook until tender.

to

is completely

coated,

but

banana with the nuts on either. side.

into the prepared lobster. Sur all the time, over gentle heat, until it thickens, Season to taste with salt, cayenne pepper, and a few

a

and

(Twa wineglass of pale sherry. large or three small lobsters are required for the quantities given).

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4 cups

bread crumbs, lightly

packed

1 cup brown sugar

3 large green apples

1 tbsp. nutmeg

3 tbsps, butter

2 cups cranberries

Place in casserole, Arst a layer of Ricotta (Italian cottage cheese)

Brown the crumbs in a moder- pour over it a part of the sauce.

ate oven. the layer or

In a casserole place a then A

cooked

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DESSERT SAUCE

1 egg white

cup powdered sugar egg yolk

Radish Soup.-2 bundles radishes.

the casserole is Alled. Bake sugar, and nutmeg and dot with 1 pint milk, 1 oz. butter. pint drops of, lime juice. Keep hot, and Lasagna. Repeat these layers until layer of sliced apples, add the ] oven from fifteen to twenty min- butter. Add the bread crumbs white stock for water, heaped just before serving stir in half

ates. "

and a layer of cranberries. Repeat. ..Dot with dessertspoonful flour, salt

ending with crumbs. Grated cheese pepper to taste.

Serve hot with Dessert butter. Sauce. Scrape and wash the radishes, puz little

Kum Cream: 1 winglassful into boling water with a

Stuffed Tomatoes-lb. beef, 11 Rub

browned salt, and boli un tender.

bread crumbs, 2 rum, 2 ozs, castor augar, 3 yolks Bring the.. the radishes through a sieve. Cook the four in the melted butter, and medium tomatoes for each person of eggs, oz gelatine. milk a little at a time, and stir Make a dry mince of the beet, sea-milk to the boll, beat egg yolks soning with salt and pepper, onion, and sugar in a basin, and pour until it boils, then put in radish puree, and the stock. ball and a little dried herbs to taste. on the milk, stirring all the time. up, and serve with a little grated Cut a slice off the top of each to Return to the saucepan, and cook mato, scoop out the pulp, and all until the custard thickens still cheese sprinkled over.

with the beef mixed with the stirring well. Add the crumbs, piling it up to a peak in a leaf at a time. Prawn Mayonnaise. in capsicum in centre. Bake in a buttered cas- until dissolved, then pour in the -Choose large green capsicums. serole dish until tomatoes are ten- rum and remove from are. When wash well, dry, and cut into thick det. Serve each tomato on a round slightly cooled turn into a mould slices ti inch) to form circles, Re- of fried bread, with some of the and chill in the refrigerator. move seeds, and chill. Mix bolled browned crumbs sprinkled over prawns with enough mayonnaise the top. sauce to bind lightly.

the

gelatine,

1 cup whipping cream 1 tsp vanilja

Few grains salt

Beat sugar into stiffy beaten

Add mix well egg whites. and

beaten yolk, whipping cream, vanilla and salt. ORANGE BAVARIAN CREAM Dissolve 11 package orange Chill until gelatin in hot water.

Add 1 cup orange seg . Syrupy. Savoury Omelette:-Allow two

Pour in eggs. I tablespoonful butter, a ments. Whip 1 cup heavy cream: three plecès. of capsicum on each Eggs with Cheese:-Butter Indi heaped saltspoonful mixed herbs fold in gelatin mixture. plate, close together to form the vidual reproof dishes, break an egg and a little chopped parsley for mold which has been rinsed in shape of a clover leaf, and cut ainio each cover with finely-grated each person. Beat the eggs, in a the basin with salt and pepper to bake-standing thin strip of the left-over pieces cheese and

Arrange

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to form the stalk. Fill each circle dishes in a pan of boiling water. taste. Melt a tablespoonful butter with prawn mixture.

If the cheese is highly-seasoned in an omelette pan, and tum

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Veal and Bacon Croquettes

b; boiled bacon, left-over) ib. veal chump. 1 onton, 1 egg,

oz, breadcrumbs, grated rind of lime, salt and pepper to taste. Browned breadcrumbs and egg for dipping. Mince bacon and real,!

cold water.

&

over-

Boiled Bacon-Choose a piece omit salt and pepper, otherwise the pan round. until it is coated of streaky, bacon, with fat and

up the When the with the butter

sides. lean evenly distributed, weighing add a dash" of bath.

and eggs,

turn about three pounds. Soak eggs are just set, carefully turn Add herbs to

time out (loosening the edges with a into pan over low flame. Let the night, change the water in the sharp pointed knife) and place on mixture set alightly, then break morning, and soak until

I rapidly with a knife all over, to cook. Scrape the underside hot buttered toast.

of "rust," carefully cut allow to set again, and then re-tree

boll, the bones and peat the "breaking." until It is away

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Devilled Loln-Cut slices of the mix with chopped onion, and all cold Loin, spread each side with a well set on the underside. Loosen putting it on in cold water and the rest of the ingredients, then paste made of fresh butter mixed the edges with the knife, and allowing it to come to the boil add the beaten egg to blad. Shape with curry powder, pepper, and using a fish slice, give a quick slowly. It will take about into neat pointed croquettes, roll salt. Heat a frying pan, place the turn of one half of the omelette hours to cook through. Remove

and sprinkle " with in egg and breadcrumbs, and try meat in it, and cook on both sides over the other half, slide of onto skin,

browned bread crumbs until browned, adding more butter a hot dish, and serve at once." In butter.

If necessary.

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