The Washington times., 1906-11-18

crumbs. stick bits OF butter on top. ar
range in n shallow baking pan. and
bake. covered. ton minutes. then brown
Egntly and quickly.
Set in order on a platter and garnish
with parsley or celery tons
Potato Souffle.
scald two cupfuls Of milk. adding a
pinch OF soda 10 avoid curdling. stir
INTO il a hear ping tablespoonful of but
ter, Have ready in bowl one large
cuptul OF cold mashed potato, and work
the hot milk into il gradually until you
have a smooth puree- Season with pep
per ana salt. Beat TWO eggs very light.
ana whip them into the purSe, Turn
into buttered bakedish and bake ia a
quick oven 10 a light brown. Serve at
once, as II soon fails.
Fried Celery.
The refuse stalks Of celery may be
used here. ana those which are slightly
withered. Scrape OF the skin and rust.
and cut into pieces from two TO four
inches long. Leave in iced water for
an hour. Cover, then, with boiling wa
ter, and cook ten minutes after the boi,
begins again. Drain and set in ice
until cold and firm. Roll in beaten egg.
then i'm cracker dust. seasoned with pep
per and salt. Leave on the ice until
you are ready to cook, and fry in deep
lat 10 a delicate brown.
Drain and serve upon a dish lined
with a hot napkin
Cabinet Pudding.
Crumbs the fragments OF tie Thanks
giving pllrm pudding with your fingers
until almost as fine as coarse salt. Add
TO cupiul an equal quantity of cracker
dust. and mOisten with a cupfui of milk.
Beat three eggs light, with three table
spoonfuls OF sugar. and stir into The
mixture Beat hard for one minute and
bake I'm a butteTed mold OF dish. Serve.
with liquid sauce
Turkey Salad.
TCu may prefer TO make other use
Ot the cold turkey than to convert
it into scallops. Turkey salad Is better
than chicken, although not so often
served, probably because OF the expense
OF the big bird.
Free the meat from strings and skin
and cut into dice Mix two cupfuls OF
the turkey and one of celery cut into
dice, season with pepper and salt, and
with a mixture of three tabIespoonfuls
OF oil beaten To an emulsion with one
tablespoonful of vinegar With a silver
fork toss and stir this into the meat and
celery; turn into chilled salad bowl
and pour good mayonnaise dressing
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