The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-07
Florida.

layers OF si1ced oranges, a Sprinkling
OF sugar and finishing of shredded
coeoanut. Repeat the orange sugar and
eocoanut if the dishes are deep. Let
stand two hours and serve.
Mississippi.
Chocolate Wafers:-Cream together
six ounces of butter, six ounces of sug.
ar, four ounces grated chocolate, five
ounces -four, the juice of lemon and
one teaspoonful grated nutmeg. Beat
until light and bake in hot wafer tongs.
When done dust with sugar and roll
around stick. When cold remove AID
fill with whipped cream.
Alabama
Sweet Breads Trim and wash. leav.
ing in the water one hour TO harden.
In the bottom of a baking pan put a
layer of bacon, layer OF the sweet.
breads and a layer of. cooked tomatoes
(thick1. Repeat twice; dot the top
with butter and bake in a moderate
oven. When necessary add one cupfui
soup stock.
Tennessee.
Steamed Chicken.-F'ill a tender
young chicken with dressing made of
bread crumbs, cold boiled eggs, a
chopped pepper, little salt and one
small onion minced. Place in steam
er and steam until tender. Gf too old
boil a little before stuffng.) In bake
dish place one pint sweet cream one
cupful SOM stock, one cupful mashed
sweet potatoes one cupfu1 okra (chop.
Cooked and choppedl little salt and
pepper. Add sufficient cooked rice to
thicken. Make hollow in the center;
in this place the chicken and bake thir-
ty minutes.
Kentucky.
Tntti Fruitti:-Te one gallon rich
cream add four ounces sweet almonds,
chopped raisins, one eupful chopped cit.
ron, one-half pound preserved orange
peel, one pound dates, chopped. Freeze
solid and serve.
Indiana.
Meat Pie with Potato Crust Cut
cold roast beef into thin slices, remov-
ing all fat and gristle; cover the bones
and trimmings with cold water; add a
few slices of onion and carrot, also a
stalk of celery, let simmer two hours,
strain off the broth and simmer in it
the slices of beef until they are tender.
Season with salt and pepper and sprin-
kle over with feur, cover closely with
opening in the top. Bake fifteen min
utes
Breakfast Gakes:-Boi1 fresh beef
or pork until it can be picked into
shreds. Let cool in the water and
skim off all grease. Remove the meat
and shred it. Return to the water and
when it boils add salt, pepper, little
sage and cornmeal TO thieken. Pour
into deeu dish to mold and when solid
cut in slices and fry.
Illinois.
Tea Cakes:-Cream together one
pound of butter and one of sugar, ada
one cupful sweet milk and one and one
half pounds of -four. Turn the dough
on a bread board and knead twenty
minutes. Roll thin, cut in round cakes
and bake in a cool oven.
Michigan.
Mutton Pie:-To two cupfuls cold,
chopped mutton add one cupful cold,
sliced potatoes. Place in baking dish
add salt and pepper to season. Cover
the top with thick layer of mashed
potatoes and bake IN moderate oven.
Minnesota.
Lunch Toast:-To one cnpful chop
ed meat add two cupfuls sweet cream,
let come to boil, Add two we'll
beaten eggs, salt and pepper to taste.
, Pour over toasted bread ON deep
platter and add riced egg yolks.
Wisconsin.
Deviled Eggs:-Boil eggs hard and
let cool Cut in halves, take out yolks
and add TO them salt, sugar, red-pepper,
mustard and vinegar TO taste. Return
to the whites and serve very cold or else
well heated by placing In hot oven.
Nebraska.
Baked Vermicell:-Put the vermi,
cell in boiled sailed water and cook
twenty minutes. Drain and put layer
in the bottom of baking dish, cover
with grated cheese, dot with butter and
season WITH SAT- duo pePPti' 1sSPee'o
until the dish is full. To one eupfui
strained tomato add one eupful sweet
milk: pour over the vermicelli and bake
, in a hot oven.
Nevada.
Dried Apple Cake;-Chop one cupful
dried apples and cook until tender in a
rich syrup. Make a cake Of one-half
cupful lard one cupful sour milk, one
| cupful sugar, one teaspoonful soda,
spices to flavor. and little salt. Add
/ the dried apples and bake in a slow
oven.
! Iowa.
! Cabbage Salad:-Gook the cabbage
whole. When cold cut in slices and
cover with dressing made by adding
one-third vinegar to two-thirds bacon
fat and seasoning with salt. pepper,
mustard and very little horseradish.
Missouri.
| Cornmeal Puddine:-To one quart
! of milk add one pint eornmeal mush