The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-29
WANT FANCY DISHES.
SEATTLE NATIONS HAVE HIGH
IDEA OF CULINARY ART.
me Lecture en- Salads as the Feed
Exposition Well afsenaed-Some
OF the Best Recfpe.-ThfS Is the
Day for Bshfe.-Ho~ Cake T,atwh,

Ss@tfls rlzsrors either know so thorough
y ne art % substantial cooking that they
ossaTS 70 learn aothlnx rno~e on he sslN-
s@ct' or else the Seattle masculine appetite
cs@Nes delectatsoa rather ihaa repgeron.
.oT Mss s1zy Tracy. ofaeszg cooking le.s-
s41sf q he Pure Foo8 exposition. has
csLied upon . speak almost entirely
= alshss whicA might be called fanny .
- faet TIE demand for recipes OF salads.
dressings. saUtas. sauces. entrees ana pas-
y nas been more general in thss city
.aan n any other Miss Tracy has visited.
- cao9ce or the subjects on which xee
Scouts lecture was submitted 10 vote and
= - noticeable that no dressings were
omitted
Miss Tracy Is an entertaining le~f,,-z-
enc cooks IN full view % the women who
~o.Is i1lte me audience ard explains fully
zee step IN the preparation OF hax atsAas
The subject yesterday afterneon VS.
SaAsas- There wers 30 pupils IN The
room devoted to obstruction IN the wo-nsn-
art The relish with which the students
&c the Preparations % their r,rerer,sreSs
sas great compliment to her cooking
she made chicken salad. sw@s,r-ssg
stat tomato salad. potato SALAD
~ppae salad. cooked rnayornassa ard r,Isf,
al@sohhaise dressing. The following recipes
were particularly good.
Few Recipes.
MAyonnaise dressing-Take the yoIks az
TWO eggs, one pint OF Give OIL. t,,ice ~
ohs large lemon and tablespoonful OF
elness Beat the eggs until creamy,
poar IN the oil drop by drop, beating until
It thickens. When too thick 10 beat a.g1
one tablespoonful of lemon Juice; add
more Oh and lemon juice until all the oil
ana lemon juice Is used. Lastly ada th.
vinegar Season according 70 the saIaa
u Is 10 be used with.
Tomato salad-SeIect nice. large. r3pe
tomatoes. Throw into boiling water. re-
move the skin and with a sharp knife cut
. a&H-ineh slice of the stem end OF the
tomato; scoop out the ilaside and iii the
shells with cracked ice. Set aside for noo
hour; cut up the inside OF the tomato in
small cubes and drain; mix with mayon-
iANAss dressing; season 10 taste with salt
pepper and mustard; empty The cups and
MI with the salad Serve the salad in
THESE cups on crisp leaves or two nastur-
uum leaves.
sweeibread salad-Cover the sweet
breads with water and one teaspooonful
OF sait and let stand two hours Remove
from the cold water and put into a sauce
pam cover with boiling water. Add one
tsaSpoonful OF lemon juice. Cook until
tender then drain and plunge into cold
water. Remove the membranes and sen
arate into sections. Cut some fresh gu
euInheFs into half-inch cubes Mix equal
parts OF cucumbers and sweetbreads
cover with mayonnaise dressing Sea-
son to taste with salt and pepper. Gar
nish the dish with crisp leaves.
Potato salae-Four medium sized pota-
toes. one tablespoonful OF minced onion.
ore tablespoonful of minced parsley, four
tahlespoonfuls of cooked ulayonnaIse. one
half cup OF thin cream. three teaspoonfuls
or mixed seasoning; slice the potatoes
very thin; mix the dressing. parsley
onion and seasoning together: dilute with
cream; pour IL over the thinly sliced po-
tatoes and set aside for two or three
hours. Garnish with sprigs OF parsley
apple salad-Three tart apples: one
half pound OF English walnuts: one ia
bsespoonful Of cooked mayonnalse dress
Ing; taolespconfuls OF whipped cream:
one tablespoonful OF sugar; one-half salt
spoonful of salt. Pare. core. quarter AMI
slice the apples very thin; chop the wal
nuts line; add the sugar, salt and cream
to the dressing; mix the apples and NUS
and add the dressing. Serve immediately.
Girls from Honolulu
The exposition was visited during yester-
day by a number OF people who wandered
here and there between the booths. now
and again allowing themselves TO be gent
~ persuaded TO eat crisp biscuit smoth-
cred in fresh butter. or wonderirgly digest
a disestible hot cake. In the Del Monte
booth added interest I'm the hot cakes was
added in their distribution by the two
native girls from Honolulu. dressed In a
native costume OF yellow and black The
musical entertainment OF last evening was
furnished by Driscol's amateur symphony
orchestra. which rendered a well-sslectcd
programme. Two vocal solos by william
Thomas added variety 70 the character Of
the music.
Another Baby show.
This afternoon there VIII be another
exhibition OK babies. They VIII range
in age from one To two years. An
added prize which came TO The infant who
won the arst prize on Wednesday after
noon was burnt leather Photograph
frame. given by Miss Jessie Elliott
Dsrkey night. which follows The so,s
snow VIII be signalized by the dispersal
ton OF hoe cake from ali the booths.
Miss Tracy will lecture his afternoon Al,
marketing and broiling
saturday win be school children's day.