The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-28
SAUSAGE s0UFFLE.

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/ SAUSAGE s0UFFLE.
/ A delicious luncheon dish may be
concocred from a cup OF leftover
mashed potato. three or four sausages.
i one egg, a little chopped ham (this
may be omitted). q few slices Of bacon
left from breakfast, cracker or bread
crumbs. butter and seasoning. Beat
potatoes well: mix butter in. Add fine
ly-ehopped sausage or sausage meat
and the ham If desired. Beat the egg
well and add, stirring the whole Wig
orously. Season, and If 1t is too firm
add a couple Of tablespoons Of cream
or milk. Put in ramekins or small
saucers. sprinkle with bread crumbs,
brush lightly with butter, and place
in hot oven. When thoroughly
raised and Drowned serve with slice
of broiIed bacon laid on top.
RHUBARB PIE.
Wash and dry the stalks Of rhubarb,
then cut in pieces about an inch long,
sprinkle a little -four. and turn into
pie pan that is lined with the dough
only enough rhubarb to make the pan
level. Cover with the upper crust, and,
after moistening with milk, press all
around the edges with a fork TO make
a firm finish. Rub the top with lit
tie melted butter. With a thin pairing
knife cut little holes through the upper
crust near the center Of the pie When
done and cool you will find the lower
crust brown and your pie firm, instead
Of soaky.
PINEAPPLE TENT.
Beat up seven eggs, whites and yolks
separately: add one cup confectioners'
sugar; one-half cup potato -four; favor
with vanilla. Bake in two layers
When done place well sweetened graft
ed pineapple between and on top. Then
beat one-half pint in cream until thick;
flavor with vanilla; add one tablespoon
Of sugar. Spread on top Of cake, over
pineapple. Wheat -four may be sub
stituted for potato -four, but is not so
good.
DATE PUDDING.
One-half pound of bread crumbs,
one-auarter pound OF -four, six ounces
of suet chopped fine, two tablespoon
fuls Of brown sugar, one teaspoonfui
Of baking powder; a pinch Of salt,
quarter pound Of dates, cut up-not
too small. Nix the above together in
a basin and noisten with one egg and
q little milk, transfer to another basin.
which has been well buttered, and
steam for four hours. Some persons
use twice the quantity of dates here
with named
ECONOMICAL CAKE
one egg. one large cup Of sugar,
three tablespoonful of bacon drip
pings (cold). one cup Of sour milk.
with half teaspoonful Of baking soda
dissolved in. two teaspoonfuls Of bak-
ing powder, two large cups of flour,
one teaspoonful ground cloves. one tea
spoonful cinnamon, one teaspoonful
nutmeg. 10 butter: put in ali together
and mix well Bake in slow oven
STRAWBERRY TRIFLE.
Heat a pint of thin cream in the
double boiler with a tablespoonful Of
sugar and a pinch Of salt; beat light
the yoIks Of four eggs and pour the
cream over; put back on the fire and
cook until the eustard is smooth and
thick. Put in a glass dish a layer of
stale sponge cake and cover with
sweetened straw berries as thickly as
you wish: pour on the custard while
warm, but not hot. and stand the dish
away to cool: serve very cold with
whipped cream on top.
BAKED POTATOES.
Physicians assert that baked potatoes
are more nutritious than those cooked
in any other way. and that fried ones
are the most difficult to digest