The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-11-25
7 Bean Salad.

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4 Cook tender green beans, broken
IN small pieces. IN salt. water, drain.
add 2 large onions or 4 small ones to-
each quart Of beans, pepper and Vine
gar to suit taste. and 2 tablespoon
fuls melted butter, Of salad oil. "
s,. Cling srhread.
One teaspoonful soda, I cup mo-
lasses (notS quite full),I we'll beaten
egg,- l. tablespo onful ginger, Stable
spoonfuls boiling water and 11zf*cups
flour. Bake, In a quick oven:.1 0s
..=z Cup Cake. ). :. Il.
y Two eggs, 2 cups. gar, / cup but
ter, 1 cup sweet milk, 2 Steaspoonfuls
baking powder, and flour to stiffen.
Flavor with vanilla. Icing: Powdered
sugar, water and vanilla. #
Caramel. Pie.
Il Three-fourths cup of brown sugar,
pint milk, eggs Preserve the
whites for frosting). tablespoonfuls
flour and / tablespoonful butter, and
vanilla to taste. Brown sugar on stove
until rich golden brown.
80: -. Lemon Pie.
. One grated lemon, 1 u cups sugar,
III cups water, yolks of eggs (keep
whites for frosting), 2 tablespoonfuls
cornstarch, butter the size of wall
nut. Put on stove and boil to GUS
tard, then bake in crust. This makes
2 pies.
.,.@~ Blackberry jam Cake.
One cup blackberry jam, 1 cup
white sugar, cup butter, " cup sour
cream, ~ cups sifted flour, the
whites of eggs, beaten stiff, 1 tea
spoonful soda, i teaspoonful CHINA
mon, 1 grated nutmeg. Bake in lay
ers, put together with white icng and
sprinkle thickly with raisins.
Divinity Candy. -
Whites Of eggs, beaten stiff. Boil
cup sugar and Y cup water until
it threads. then whip into the eggs
and set aside to stand. Boil 3 cups
sugar, Y cup water, and cup light
corn syrup until It. threads. Then pour
into first mixture and beat until near
ly hard, then add vanilla and nuts.
Nougat. :
Three cups white sugar, 1 cup corn
syrup, l cup cold water, boil together
until it will crack when dropped into
cold water. Have ready, in large flat
vessel or a large platter, the beaten
whites Of eggs. Pour into the boil
ing syrup, beating the mass steadily.
Let cool and chop lightly the meat
from a pound of nuts. preferably
English walnuts. Then beat the mix
ture again, and when it becomes quite
thick add the nuts. Then beat or
knead until it will hold shape, pat in
to loaf and lay on an ungreased
plate and set away to harden. Slice
like cake. Better If made at laest IL
hours before using.
WASHINGTON Pudding.
Two well-beaten eggs, 1 cup sugar.
heapng spoonfuls butter or lard, "a
cup sweet milk, / heaping teaspoonful
baking powder, enough flour to make
stiff. Flavor with Lemons. bake and cut
in squares and serve with lemon sauce.
Sauce: One cup sugar, 2 tablesp
and serve hot on pudding. : =
Macaroni and Cheese.
Boil macaronf in hot, sailed water
till tender; then drain. Make white
sauce as follows: Melt 2 tablespoon
fuls of butter in sauce pan, stir In
2 tablespoonfuls Of flour and milk
enough to make it as trick as gracy;
salt and season to taste. Put layer
Of macarroni in a bking dish, a layer
Of white sauce and then cheese, etc.,
until dish is full. Put buttered bread
crumbs on the top and brown in oven.
Picked Red Cabbage.
Take off the outside, decayed
leaves Of nice, firm, red cab
bage, cut into quarters, remove
stalks and cut across in very thin
slices. Lay these on a dish and
sprinkle literally with salt, covering
them with another dish. Let them re-
main two days. drain well and wipo
lightly with q clean, soft cloth and
put them into jars. Boil 2 pints Of
vinegar with II ounce Of ginger, 1
ounce whole black pepper and little
red paper. When cold, strain over
place.
Norence's Vanities.
Beat we'll 3 eggs, add 1 tablespoon
full cold water, tablespoonful sugar.
and q pinch of salt; stir in flour to
make rather stiff,, knead we'll and
divide into four or five parts. Take
one portion and roll out as thin as
possible, the thinner the better; have
a kettle of hot lard; tear off pieces
one-half as big as your hand from
this thin rolled out part and drop in
to the hot lard; turn over and fry
a delicate brown. All will be covered
with bubbles and be very delicate and
tender. Dust with powdered sugar.
Oatmeal Pancakes. ~
Into ~ cups of sour milk or but
termilk stir 2 cups of uncooked oat-
meal and let remain over night Can
hour will do), Just before you are
ready to bake, add level teaspoon
full soda dissolved in Y cup Of water,
then to u cups flour add 1 tea
spoonful salt, i heaping teaspoonful
baking powder, and 1 tablespoonful