The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-11-11
SELECTED RECIPES.
Lambs Kidneys EOn BrOChett<

Lambs Kidneys EOn BrOchette.
Peel the kidneys and remove the
strings and fat attached. Slice them
crosswise, and string the slices on
metal skewers, placing a small slice
of bacon between each slice of kid
kidney, and also at each end. Place
pan and bake for about IS minutes
or until the bacon is crisp. The skew
ers will need to be turned once.
Brambles.
Use one cup of seeded raisins
chopped fine with grated rind of one
lemon, two common crackers rolled
fine, one cup of sugar, one egg and
Cne-quarter cup of milk. Mix the in
gradients thoroughly. Cut pastry in
squares, and place a tablespoonful of
the mixture on each square. Most
en- the edges with milk, to prevent
'the filling from running out, fold
over, and bake in a quick oven. This
receipt makes IS brambles.
AlmOd Paste for Wedding Cake.
Blanch oneapound Of almonds, and
put them through a fine meat-chop-
per twice. Mix the whites Of four eggs
large bowl with three pounds Of
pulverized sugar, and add the n.
with desert spoonful of essence of
rose, or with other flavoring to suit
the taste. Knead the mixture to the
consistency Of stiff dough, and
spread it about on inch thick on top
of the cake. Rub the top of the cake
with. the white of an egg before
spreading the paste.
Cinnamon Quick Biscuit.
Make an ordinary biscuit dough Of
quart of prepared flour. table,
spoonful of shortening and milk to
roll out to a desired consistency. Roll
into a sheet half inch thick, strew this
with powdered sugar and cinnamon
in equal parts, fold the dough over
80 that there is layer of it on top
of the sugar and spice, and cut
through both layers with a biscuit
cutter. Bake these biscuits in a
steady oven and serve hot. Split open
and butter as you would ordinary bis
cult.
oyster Pepper Pot.
Strain ripe tomatoes for two per-
sons. One, pint of juice will do.
Place over fire. add pinch of salt, fine
iy chopped green peppers and small
piece OF onion. Let get boiling hot;
strain juice from oae can of oytsers
and add; add oysters just before TAX
Ing from fire, Just long enough 20 get
heated through. Have ready toasted
bread cut thin and in three cornered
pieces pour oysters and sauce over
toast and serve hot.
!. Boiled Dinner.
For a family of from four to six,
seven pounds Of corned beef will be
required Brisket is best. Cut one
large cabbage into quarters, slice two
turnips an inch thick, then slice six of
each: carrots, parsnips and potatoes
Put the beef over the fire in a large
pot and cook steadily five hours. An
hour before serving add the vege-
tables ana cook until tender. Put
meat on large platter and surround
with vegetables; Sliced beets in vine
gar are nice with this: dish. A.,
& y. English Delight. = =. i.
Put through the meat chopper one
and ,one-half pounds Of -beef. Season
with salt, pepper and butter. Place
in the form of a loaf Ii q baking
pan. over 1t spread the following
dressing: Bread crumbs seasoned
with salt, pepper. sage, butter and
mixed soft with warm water or meat
stock. Spread an inch Or two thick
over the meat and dot with butter. In
. one end OF pan place onions which
have previously been boiled and sea
#soned. Bake half hour or until
dressing is Drowned j &. 81 a.,..y.s 3l.s sS
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About one pound Of cold new So.
tatoes. one pound cooked bsef, one he
cucumber, a little grated horssra dish
and some salad dressing. with !
round cutter cut out equal sized
rounds OF the potato, best ana cuc,l1r
Der, the slices to be about one eighth
OF an inch thick. Arrange these is Il,
at alternative layers III ( mounds g
pyramids; the top layer should he
$ra FL her smaller round Put = heap
~ very finely choppsd sI1at horss.