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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Rabbit Curry With DumpIings
Mrs. Ella S. Bronn, Pesca

Mrs. Ella s. BrOnn, PescaderO, Cal.
Do not wash your rabbits when they
are brought to you skinned. If you
put them away in cool place in
their blood they will keep much better
till you want to use them. When
ready for use (I take four rabbits for
this recipe) pour over them a quart
of boiling water containing a heap
ing teaspoonful OF soda. After thor
oughly washing them in this take
them out into cold water and wash
thoroughly. Then put them into a pot
with plenty of room above the rabbits.
cover with hot water Let them boil
an hour or until they are tender. Sea-
son them with salt, small handful
of raisins. and just before thickening
the gravy a teaspoon of lemon Juice
Stir a teaspoon Of curry with the flour
for thickening. Be sure and have
plenty of gravy, as the dumpIings will
take up some of it Dumplings to be
made as follows: Two cups -four a
large tablespoon Of butter. little salt.
stir two teaspoons of yeast powder.
heaping thoroughly with the flour.
Then pour In milk stirring into a
moderately stiff dough. Have a cup
of milk standing near to dip your table,
spoon in before each dumping is put
into the pot. When they are all in put
on the cover and do not raise it for 20
minutes while they are cooking When
done you will have a dish fit for a
king.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Dreamed Chicken
Mrs. w. III. Pagan. 1924 .Twenty-hrst
Street, San Francisco

Select chicken as for fricassee: dis
sect and cleanse thoroughly; parboil
about Is minutes in little water; save
this. Roll well in flour and fry in but
ter or olive oil to a nice brown. Put
back in broth. add salt and pepper to
taste and in the intervening time have
soaking about quarter Of pound Of
dried mushrooms in warm milk. or
use canned ones IL preferred. When
chicken has cooked about three-quar-
tiers of an hour put in mushrooms with
enough milk for plenty of sauce Any
one liking lemon. the juice of a gen
erous half is nice added just before
pouring sauce. After chicken has been
removed to platter. on which hot bis
cult. split and buttered. have been
placed. garnish with minced parsley.
Serve with this crisp lettuce hearts.
with French dressing, baked tomatoes.
stuffed or plain, baked sweet potatoes
(if Iked) and mashed potatoes, beaten
foany. served rough and dotted with
bits of butter and sprinklsd lightly
with black pepper. You will have a
delicious and inexpensive dinner. Cook
slowly
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
IS PRIZE
Delicious Frozen Dessert
lMaple. SuItana Ro1D
~. 8. y. aIltce.hesIII. Auhurn. cal.

Nrs: g.. e, Mitchell, Auburn, Cal.
Pun half A pint Of !. cream over the
IRE III 4: double. boiler. adding 70 it
1alf cup Of sugar and stirring until
Fl IS dissolved Remove from the IRE
and. when cold. add < cupful of
ri alppeq cream. half a -teaspoonful OF
sLacn TQ ;1faToTing. one tablespoonful
f.stacllo nuts, chopped very 9ne, and
q drops OF green coloring. Turn at
once into the freezer and freeze in
The usual manner Meanwhile. whip
one pint OF cream, TO which has been
7cced half a cupful of thick maple
S. rap and: a. tablespoonful Of powdered
e-e@..-- u13Cl very stinis then sprinkle
% iL 4 han1tul of suitanas that have
cen soaked IN maple syrup over night
renloFe the dasher from the freezer
-n q. with p long handled spoon. work
me FROZEN cream around the sides and
-ottonl. forming a we'll: in the center
creams: cnrerfng~ the. top with the
trozffl- cream Repack the. freezer with
ice and salt and allow TO rspen at least
two hours before: serving
There any housewife who has
cad owen Nister-s delightful romance,
Ia aE aitimore and not wondered
che cake therein Described was
as delecJable: .. as the author de-
plcrtd p Thts., delicious. cake. had been
Au-.rl in the south many. years before
il as ma &c. famous -
lady baltimore CaIxeEOne cilpful of
h-tter;:. Two cupful$ Of sugar. three and
-&L 24lz:sis 9l- nour, .one cupIul OF
~V-car TlillS| the Wbites of six eggs. two
.ete4s teasp0onfUts OF baking powder
'--t- sssSh.9 lI-L u OF FoseF dlet'
.-re.-tit';lls.e stilEeI: aqa the sugar. peat
y = eonl is-'@o ilS-* lfe{l- ne. mix ana
me nsf@orlnazi next the nolr,- INTO Whien
me Pax t.-s.I..es saet mas oeen sl1teo- ana
-ast-sf we sunny beaten NnlIes OF tl@
esS E@l-le Is s-f2251 be .toioeo. HsntI3'
into the dQNghf !: Bake: ia three layer
ga Kenaas 1n't.an- oven. mat Is hotler
man n yyanid-- se tor~loaf CAKE
-E1LiinE-- lsS ol*e t7lr-ee- CYPRUS or
g- r ed sls gar. IN. one. c4ptnf OF 9eii-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
ST PRIZE
To Remove Stains

Jennie Morey. 1857 FruitvaIe Avenue.
FruitvaIe
For stains from milk meat juice
and sweet oil use cold water and soap.
For stains Of pitch. tar. wheel grease,
or machine oil rub with lard; let stand
half an hour, then wash in cold water,
using plenty Of soap.
For fruit, tea. coffee, cocoa, pour
boiling water through the stain until
it disappears
Scorch stains-Wet with soapsuds
and place in the sun
Iron rmst-Wet with lemon juice and
salt and spread in the sun
Paint-Rub well with gasoline or
turpentine.
Ink stains-As soon as possible wash
the stain in several cold waters, then
with soap and water; soak in sour
milk for two or three days. If the
stain still remains wet it with a solu-
ton of oxalic acid and place in the sun.
inexpensive But Convenfent-A wide
necked bottle with cork stopper
makes good pincushion for the
Cut the hoops of old barrels into
three or four pieces and wind with
strips of cloth and use as Goa. hangers.
useful book for clippings. etc, may
be made of large envelopes fastened
together and labeled for receipts, ad-
dresses. poems. etc
To keep butter cool cover IL with a
new flower pot which has been soaked
with cold water.
An apron with large pockets across
the bottom which contain needles.
thimble thread, scissors and mending
may be picked up at odd moments
Orange HarmaIade-Cirate six oranges
and discard the remaining portion of
the skin; place these in a chopping
bowl with u oranges and seven
lemons, all having the stem ends and
part OF the peeling removed to insure
against bitterness. Chop these into
small pieces, add two quarts of water
and let the mixture stand 4S hours.
stirring it occasionally Then heat and
let il boil two hours, or until clear
add eight pounds of sugar and boil
half an hour or until 1t jellies. Pour
into glasses and allow ii to remain un-
covered As hours before sealing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Household Hints
Mrs. George Eisan. III Clement Street.
Richmond District


Mashfng-Always keep a small
brush near washtubs when washing
1t saves a lot of rubbing in removing
the dirt, especially on the cuffs OF small
boys blouses and the fronts Of over
alls. A small brush such*as is. used
for the hands win do.
A teaspodnful of coal oil in the boiler
when scaldiHg clothes VIII help whiten
them
Soaking white clothes in good soap
sUds' over night or a few hours before
washing saves at least half the time
and rubbing: it would otherwise take
Stuffed EggS-Boil eggs hard. Re-
move shells and cut in half. mash yOlkS
fine add, salt and pepper. then add
about a half dozen sardfnes, removing
bones, tails. etc. also mashed fines
lastly add enough mayennaise dress
ing to suit taste, Fill. the whites of
eggs with mixture; press together and
serve on lettuce leaves:
Tartar Sauee-Three .stableSpOOnfulS
mayonnaise dressing, three olives. one
sour pickle. one teaspOOnful capers. one
teaspoonful parsley, one onion. If liked.
Chop olives. pickles. capersS parsley and
oniOI, very fine, adding to mayonnatse
dressing. and it is ready for use Very
nice with any kind OF fish,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02

Owing to the large number of reci-
pes and household ideas that are being
received every day, and the consequent
impossibility of their all appearing in
The Sunday Call on account of lack of
space, several recipes are now being
published each day in the daily edition,
under the heading "A Few Words
With the Lady of the House" 1t will
be very much appreciated if the ladies,
in submitting their contributions, will
write only on one side of the paper.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Helps for the Housewife
Mrs. j. H. Single, MarysvilIe, Cal

Mrs. j. HI. Single, MarysvflIe, CHA'
Try adding one teaspoonful OF Goa!
oil to boiled starch and the starcn Will
not stick to the irons.
When cold starching garments, use
lukewarm water and see how mucn
Pit two or three apples with fruit
cake, when putting II away. for some
time, and see how nice and moist II
will keep and notice the havor-
Fry doughnuts in olive oil ana see
how much nicer they are. Buy haIr
gallon can and bottle
When making batter Tor egsplant o.
annie fritters. add about one teaspoon
full of butter or olive oil and leave OUT
the baking powder.
Use bath brick and vinegar to clean
a porcelain .bathtub. Afterward poIish
with a cloth wet in coal oil.
When making puddings, pumpkin
pies etc. where a number or eggs are
called for. add a cracker rolled and
sifted and you will not need so many
eggs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
New Beet Pickles
Mrs. Nj. l.. Grand, Valley Ford, SOnOm
County, Cal.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Grand, Valley Ford, SOnoma
County, Cal.
Boil new beets until tender. slice and
put into cans while hot. Have weak
vinegar boiling hot and add two taole-
spoonfuls sugar and a little salt for
each quart can. Seal same as fruit and
keep in a dark place.
Macaroni Loaf-Place layers of cooked
macaroni sliced green peppers and
cooked onions in buttered dish. nllfng
in with a cream sauce; bake 90 minutes
in hot oven; serve with tomato
sauce, to which add stuffed olives and
grated cheese.
Too rapid boiling makes most vege-
Vegetables should be cooked uncov-
cred.
Potatoes should be cooked impaired,
as the mineral matter is near the skin
An easy way to remove fruit marks
from window panes is to smear the
glass with turpentine.
Rapid boiling dissipateS the flavor
and spoils the color of vegetables.
If a piece of cloth Is saturated with
pa raffine and rubbed lightly over pic
ture frames and mirrors the flies will
not light on them
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
ST PRIZE
Leftover Cereals
Mrs. Arthur Dudley. santa Cruz

Mrs. Arthur Dudley, Santa Cruz
Cereal Pudding (OriginaD Mash
with a fork two cupfuls of cooked ce-
real, add three cupfuls milk three
beaten eggs and half cupful sugar Bake
one hour and serve with wine sauce
Sauce-Cream together half cupful
OF butter and one cupful powdered
sugar; stand bowl in hot water and add
one and a half cupfuls hot white wine
and an equal amount of hot water; beat
well.
MuSh Gems (OriEinaID-Add half a
cupful sugar and one teaspoonful salt
TO two cupfuls cooked cereal (prefer-
ably rolled oats). mixing well with a
fork: add two beaten eggs, two cupfuls
milk. two teaspoonfuls baking powder
in -four enough to make the right con-
sistency; finally add two tablespoonfuls
melted butter and bake quickly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Gold Cake
Miss Gertrude CuFrie, 250S Benvenue
Avenue, Berkeley

Half a cupful of butter. one cup OF
sugar, one whole egg, yOlks OF four
eggs. third of a teaspoOnful OF lemon
extract, third OF a teaspoOnful of va
nilla extract. third OF a teaspOOnful OF
almond extract. half a cupful OF milk.
one and three-foUrfhs cupfuIs of -four
two .teaspoenfuIs of baking powder
Cream the butter and add the sugar
gradually: beat whole egg and yOlks
until light Add extracts one at a time
as measured and beat In we'll Alter
nate milk and -four. sift with baking
powder and beat quickly. Bake in
ObIong LOAF pan. Cook IN moderate
oven 90 TO 80 minutes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Chicken Broth
Florence Cuneo. 1872 broadway, san
Francisco

Take a good sized chicken and put In
a pot Of boiling water then add celery.
parsley, carrot dried onion, green
onion, garlic, tomatoes (cut in circles).
a small glass of riesling or marsha;
season TO taste and let this boil until
chicken is cooked.
Rice n La Mllnnese-Use some Of the
broth for cooking rice when cooked
strain and then fix IL with the follow
ing gravy recipe: Take good piece
put in a saucepan where dried and
green onions, parsley. celery and car
rots are frying in oil and butter; when
this is Drowned add tomatoes and sea-
son with pepper, salt. cinnamon. ALL
spice, cloves and a piece OF chill pep
per. Let this simmer slowly. then
strain and use: the gravy for rice; add
grated cheese:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Ideas and Recipes and Names Of the Prize VII
Good letters VIII Be Published Turn This Page the Daily Call
Winners
Facts Worth Knowing
NJ. A. Moore. 1892 Howe street. Gal

VI. A. Moore, 1872 Howe street, Oak
land
Mold can be prevented in ink. paste.
mucilage. etc. by a small quantity OF
carboIic acid
A few drops Of ether in bottle OF
oil VIII prevent il from becoming
rancid.
Equal quantities OF powdered alum
and salt will stop tOOthache when ap-
piled.
pinch OF pepper rolled in cotton
and saturated in sweet oil viii stop
earache-
vinegar and salt viii have instant re-
lief
certain cure for .rattiesnake bite
The yOlk Of a good egg stirred in hall
a teacup of salt; spret1 a plaster and
apply to the wound.
To get rid of moths use benzine
sprfAkled freely on furniture. carpets.
cushions. cloths. etc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
DOughnuts Original and Diges-
tive)

Mrs. Charies c. Ehrer. $40 The Ores
cent, san MateO, Cal.
One quart of flour. half tsaspoonful
OF salt, half a cup OF sugar. three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. two eggs.
favoring to suit and milk enough to
make a dough TO roll: one tablespoon
full OF melted butter makes them richer
and better Sift -four. sugar and salt
together. put in all other ingredients.
then milk and handle dough as little
as possible. To avoid handling dough
make crullers of dough when dough
nuts are cut. In this way you have
two kinds OF cakes. Fry in deep hot
lard, and sugar while hot Delicious.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Stuffed Eggs
Miss May Tomkin., Gas Hayes Str

Miss May Tomkins, GAS Hayes Street
Take six eggs Cor amount according
to family; boil hard. When cold cut
in halves and remove yolks. Chop fine
one-fourth of a small dried onion and
piece of celery; add to this can OF
deviled ham and yolks of eggs
Moisten with mayonnaise dressing
stuff into whites and close with tooth
picks. Serve on lettuced platter with
pickles, radishes and parsley strewn
around the edge.
Mnyonnaise DreEsing-Beat yolk of
two eggs and add slowly olive oil;
when thick reduce with lime juice.
Season with salt and pepper.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
ST PRIZE
A Few Suggestions
Mrs. Ollie l. Davis, $50 North Ninth
Street, San Jose

Mrs. Ollie |. Davis, $50 North Ninth
Street. San Jose
Save gas ironing day by setting a
Kettle of beans or any other slowly
cooking foods on top of the irons; this
will also hold the heat around the irons.
=" To keep irons from rusung, rub over
with parafflne while warm, not hot, be-
fore putting away
Pour parafiine around the rubber on
the fruit jars, IL you are at all I'M
certain as TO the quality of the rub
ber
Tomato Juice viii often remove stains
from. the hands when other things fan.
Whiten straw hats by rubbing with
damp cream of tartar
Wash feather pillows by emptying
feathers into a large cheesecloth sack,
and then wash sack and all.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Oyster and Celery Salad
Mrs. Edwin Chadbourne. suisun. Ca

One pint oysters. one cupful celery
cut into small pieces, two level tea
spoonfuls chopped cucumber pickles.
Make boiled salad dressing. Look over
the oysters TO make sure that they are
free from bits of shell: cook them in
their own liquor until plump; drain and
to. use drain again, if necessary, and If
large cut in two, add the celery and
pickle and moisten with salad dressing,
Serve on lettuce garnished with small
pickles cut to resemble fans. II you
haven't the celery use cabbage in place
Of il.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Pea Soup (Without Neat
Mrs. l.. w. Peters. 3142 Mission. Stree
San Francisco

Mrs. l.. w. Peters. 3142 Mission: Street,
San Francisco
Soak one quart of dried peas the
night before using; in the morning put
on fire and add five quarts of water and
boil five hours. Chop up three large
onions, two heads celery, one carrot and
two turnips and add to the boiled peas
and water; season with salt and pepper
and boil two hours more after putting
in the vegetables; thin with water IL
necessary; strain and add a tablespoon
full butter. Serve hot with dice OF toast.
Boil yesterdays turkey bones in
water to cover them three-quarters Of
an hour chop up a little summer sa-
worry and celery and add to the bones:
when done thicken with little
Drowned flour and season with pepper.
salt and butter.
White Cake-Cream one and a half
cupfuls of powdered sugar with half a
cup butter; when thoroughly Dreamed
add three quarters of cup milk and
the whites of four eggs beaten to a
stiff frotn. Sift two teaspoonfu1s bak-
ing powder with two and a half cup
fuls flour and add. Flavor with vanilla.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Some Good Ideas
Mrs VI A. Langworthy. LangtOn Ave
nue. and Clifton street. Oakland

Mrs. VI. A. Langworthy. Langton Ave
nue. and Clifton Street. Oakland
Take dry, white bread when hard
and crisp clear through. and put
through the food chopper to use In
rhubarb or juicy fruit pies TO absorb
the juice. and the pies will never run
over or the crust become soggy. Use
half teacupful OF crumbs 70
pie. scattering layer in the bottom
before filing, and gradually adding the
rest with the filing.
Grated onion in sauces and dress
ings is much better than chopped as
we'll az less trouble, and the onion
IS sure to be well cooked. Try IL.
When your porcelain sink becomes
stained and brown, wash IT Thoroughly
clean and while wet scatter drI Gnlo-
ride of lime thickly over II and let
IL stand an hour two, then WASH,
and the sink will he white as new.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Spanish Picadee

Mrs. III. W.. Rose. East Auburn, Cal.
Take about two teacupfuls OF cooked
beef. mutton or veal chopped fine. one
can OF tomatoes. or ripe ones to make
the same quantity one onion chopped
fine. one cup of sweet milk. butter
size of an egg. one egg well beaten.
one-fourth of a pepper. green or dry.
or a little Cayenne and a teaspoonful
of salt. Put. all in a frypan and cook
until the onion and tomatoes are
thoroughly cooked and serve hot.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
EggIess Pork Cake
Mrs. Carrie Gale. Hayward. Cal.

One pound of fat salt pork chopped
fine and dissolved in one pint of boil
ing water, three cupfuls OF brown
sugar, one cupfu1 of molasses, half a
pound of citron (if liked). two pounds
of seeded raisins, one pound of cur
rants (more II liked), two tablespoon
fuls of cinnamon, one teaspoonful of
cloves, one teaspoonful of soda. two
teaspoonfuls of cream Of tartar or
three of baking powder, two nutmegs,
seven cupfuIs of -four. Bake three
hours in a slow oven or just as you
would a fruit cake. Will be good for
as long as you keep 1t. Equal to any
fruit cake and a reliable recipe.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Walnut Cream Bar Candy
X. w. Nicholson. III Seventeenth Street,
Oakland

n W. Nicholson. ~ Seventeenth Street.
Oakland
Take three cupfuls of white sugar,
one cupful Of water and three table
spoonfuls of glucose. Boil all together
until il begins TO thicken. Then try
a little in a cupfuI of cold water. and
IL il is just so you can pick 1t up
very soft) it is time to take it off the
stove and beat it until it begins to
whiten and becomes creamy. Then add
a cupful of chopped walnuts and a
teaspoonful of vanilla. Now take it
I'm the hands and mold 1t into roll
or bar. When perfectly cold melt a
couple of sticks Of unsweetened choco-
late and pour il all over the bar. Then
slice in pieces an inch thick Cocoanut
may be used instead of the nuts.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Baked Summer Squash
Mrs. I'll. M. smith. BurIingame

Hrss N. NJ Sf1ftHs bHfIIHEd1Hc
Remove the insides OF eight summer
squashes with spoon and mix IL with
one-sixth head of solid cabbage four
large onions and three bell peppers
and chop fine all together; season with
salt and pepper. Put two tablespoon
fuls of butter In spider and fry chopped
ingredients light brown. Remove aid
stuff sauce in the squash skins and
place in pan and bake - minutes in
hot oven.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Spanish Rice
Kathryn Dfecl

kathryn Dieckmann, Mount Eden, Cal.
One large onion fried with one table
spoonful of lard until brown; then add
one cup of rice. with half a cup OF
water adding more water If needed
add then three ripe tomatoes, with
cayenne pepper and salt enough to
taste Fry slowly for one hour on back
Of stove. Serve hot.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Tomato Marmalade
Mrs. j. Il. Andrews, 1877 Fffty-second
Avenue. Fruityale

To one quart of ripe tomatoes, meas
ured after they have been peeled, cut
UP. brought to the boil and skinned
thoroughly, or to each two pound can
of tomatoes, take two pounds of sugar,
two oranges and one lemon. Remove
the pulp from the oranges and lemon
with a spoon. boil the rinds until they
are tender and cut them in narrow
strips with q pair of scissors. Put all
the ingredients on to boil slowly, stir
ring constantly for about two hours or
until the marmalade is thick and the
strips of rind and pieces of fruit are
transparent. Seal tightly In small Jars.
Pears and Pineapple-Try canning a
little pineapple with pears. One pine
apple to about seven or eight pounds
of pears. or more, according to taste
This makes a nice preserve an i'm
provement on the usually fiat pear
when canned alone.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
English Fruit Cake
Adele Anthony, 1929 Twcnty-ffth
Street, San Francisco

Adele Anthony, 1929 Twcnty-fifth
Street, San Francisco
Cream two cups of butter. add two
and one-half cups of light brown sugar
and beat thoroughly. Separate the
yolks and whites of eight eggs; beat
yolks until thick and lemon colored
and whites until stiff, and add to first
mixture. Then add two tablespoonfuls
of milk, three pounds of currants, two
pounds of raisins, half pound of
almonds. blanched and shredded, and
one pound of thinly sliced citron. Add
four cups of flour mixed and sifted with
two teaspoonfuls of mace, two tea
spoonfuls of cinnamon and one tea
spoonful of baking soda. Put in deep
pans which have been lined with but
tered paper, and bake four hours in a
very slow oven. (Level spoons and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
Doughnuts
Mrs. j. b. SlOun, 261S Etna Street,
Rerkelcy

One and half cupfuls of sugar, one
and a half cupfuls of sweet milk, two
eggs, three scant tablespoonfuls melted
butter, two teaspoonfuls of soda, three
teaspoonfuIs of cream of tartar, one
teaspoonful of vanilla, a little salt,
-four enough to roll out. Cream sugar
and butter; add beaten eggs; sift soda
and cream of tartar with flour; add
milk and mix all together.
Beef Tongue With Tomato Sauce
Boil tongue until tender, then skin and
let stay in liquor until cold
Sauce-One cupfuI of vinegar one
cupful of tongue liquor, quarter of a
cupfu1 of sugar, one tablespoonful of
onion chopped fine, pinch of red and
black pepper one can of tomatoes. one
teaspoonful each of cinnamon and
cloves tied in bag. Boil all together
other half hour. Serve with sauce.