Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
Different Kinds of
Meat Dishes
BY JEAN HUBS

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Hot-Poi. Bean roi Dish.
Two pounds lean beef veal or mutt
ton
-Four or tive slices o. bacon or sali
pork
one heaplnr seacup OF rico tun-
cooked.
ono small onion.
Une small red pepper
Piece Of bay-ieaf.
salt
Pepper
Tobnsco.
Celery salt.
cut the meat IN pieces about ono
inch square. and scar in very hot
pan. Flour the inside OK the bean
Dot thoroughly, put in a layer Of
meat, some rice some bacon and con-
sinuc IN this manner until the rice,
meat and hac0n are an used. Then
add ;he onion (wholel, red pepper,
salt. pepper, bay-leaf and celery salt.
Cover with water. place in modeT-
ate oven. and cook two or three
hours Serve IA the hean-pot. A
carrot. potntoes cut In thick slices. or
cooked tomatoes, can be used for a
change. Chicken and Belgian hare
are delicious cooked IN this manner.
Dcimonico stew
Pot Roast
six hard boiled eggs
one tablespoon butter
ono hcapine teaspoon flour.
Two teaspoons cinnamon.
ono teaspoon mace
one teaspoon nutmeg.
ono teaspoon mustard.
one tablespoon sugar.
one lemon.
Cook a pot roast with brown gravy.
having put in hny-leaf. salt and
pepper Next day slice the meat
thin. Remove the yolks from tho
lhard-boiled eggs ana cream them
with the butter. flour spices and SUI
gar Slice q lemon ana remove the
seeds. Add eFg mixture ana lemon
20 the meat and gravy ana mix thor
oughly Simmer on the back Of the
stove Tor about az hour. LASTLY add
the chopped whites Of the eggs and
cook through.
Hungarian anuiNsh.
one pound round steak.
Thinly sliced onion
One-half cup butter
1 Salt.
/ paprikn
Onc-half cup stewod tomatoes
/ Cut the steak into inch cubes and
add an equal amount Of thinly sliced
onion. Put the butter into sauce
pan aud when Il bubbles add the
meat and onion. Let q brown slight
liy. then stew slowly FOR about three
hours or until the meat ls tender. DO
not add water. as the juice from the
meat and onion win make gravy.
one haif hour before serving time
add salt. pnprikn and little stewed
tomato The entire amount OF on
Ton should be added.
Dainty Sausage Fingers.
Some sausage meat
Pie crust
ono beaten egg
Roll out the pie crust az thin as
/ for pie: cut out little oval pieces
three inches long. ay piece OF snu-
cage meat the size OF q pencil about
| two and one half inches long. on the
crust lengthwise; fold the crust an
Ground it tightly and wet the edges
90 hold q together Place In a bak-
Ing PAN brush over the tops with
beaten egg and bake In Il hot oven
TO "a delicate brown.
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| highest immigration point was reach
| ed, with one and oue-quarter million
OF new arrivals in his country. The
majority of these people flock 90 our
large cities and settle In the poorer
quarters. In 1871 there were In CHI
. cago $4,000 new immigrants, one
fifth 81 whom came from a hot coun
! try Among these people ricketts, H.
very common in the fest few years OF
! American life. The Italians, Greeks
and syrlnns furnishing so per cent Of
such eases
The people from northern Europe
generally seek work IN clothing shops
and other factories and De- piece
work al homo. They live huddled
close together They arc essentially
lam indoor people Their children do
not have rickota bat they furnish o.
large share OF the cases Of tubercular
Joint disease r"sulting in deformitics.
] tNiANl ."fa IIfA hfI'N 'I tNN htiHf.H W W
Nature OF the spine is found among
lIoNish girls. The reason for this Is
ensily explained Jewish mothers
fear 60 let young daughters out Of
their sight Tho a.rl sews early and
llatc at piocc-work md the Ions hours
of labor, crampDd position. indoor
life aud insufficient food results in
Ian enormously large number of eases
lof tuberculosis ot Tho spine a Syr-
iau colony thar vas stranded in Chi
cago at the CLOSE of tho worlds fair
liu 1893 forms an excellent illustration
lof the tendency ur tho children of
lucwN arrived Immigrants to become
diseased. 90 Palestine these Syrinns
HAD known nothing Of rickets, but "a
fcw months of changed conditions of
climate, food and habits produced
rickety childrou The children born
abroad aid mot develop ricketts,, but
the chicago-butn children of the
Syrian women wen. attacked 20 such
am extent that at one time so per cent
Of the children had ricketts, of a SEE
we're type, producing bow legs. knock