The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-08
TESTED RECIPEs.
Mock Roast Turkey

Mock Roast Turkey
Cupfuls of cold bold rice
8 Cupfuls of bread crumbs
Cupfuls of black or English Wal
nut meat
Hard-C Cooked Eggs
3 Raw Eggs
Tablespoonfuls of chopped celery
/ Tablespoonful OF grated onion or
tops or dried celery
1-2 Teaspoonful of grated nutmeg
l Tablespoonful of salt
IA Teaspoonful of Paprika
Put the bread crumbs into bowl;
WE'LL when cold, add the well beaten
raw eggs and the boiled rice. BE sure
the rice is dry and that the grains
separate. Add the hard-cooked eggs,
and nuts which have been put through
the food chopper: add the flavoring
and seasoning and mix we'll Shape as
much like the body of q turkey as pos
sible. Take two tablespoonfuls OF the
mixture and form the thigh. Put a
skewer halfway in the thigh, then fas-
ten TO the body. One tablespoonful is
formed into the wing. Brush with
well beaten egg and sprinkle with
bread crumbs; put into baking pan
that has been brushed with butter or
oil; set in a hot oven. AS soon as it
begins to bake, haste with a mixture
of hot water, butter and salt, using
cupful of water, one tablespoonful of
butter and half a teaspoonful OF salt.
fully from the pan to a hot platter,
using two cake turner's so that the
mock turkey will not break. This may
also be baked in a loaf shape If you
proper 1t so.
Sweet-POtatO Puffs.
1-2 Peck Medium-Size Sweet Pota-
toes
/ Teaspoonful of Salt
A Dash of White Pepper
IL Teaspoonful of Nutmeg
2 Tablespoonful OF melted shorten
ing
Tablespoonful of Chopped Parsley
Wash and boil the sweet potatoes
for from twenty-five to thirty min
utes; drain and, when cool, skin and
mash; add the salt, pepper, parsley
nutmeg and one tablespoonful Of
shortening mix well; beat until light.
The other Tablespoonful of shortening
is used to brush the custard cups or
baked, or you may brush a cake pan
and make one large puff. This
amount will make twelve individual
puffs.
Candied Cranberrles.
Quarts of Cranberries
Pick over and wash the cranberries;
Pounds of Sugar
Pick over and wash the cranberries;
put them into shallow pudding pan,
two layers deep; cover them with SUI
gar place in moderate oven until
the sugar melts, and then bake until
the berries are both tender and clear.
No water is added, as the berries are
moist when the sugar is put on.
Maple Mouse.
Egg Yoll5s
! 1-2 Cupfuls of Maple Strip
/ Quart of Double Cream
/ TABLESPOONFUL of Chopped Nuts.
Beat the egg yollSs until light add
he NIL 81 nd fat rs,fn
ute: put in the top of double boiler
and stir until 1t thicllens. 1t must
not boil, or 1t will curdle. Set aside
to cool Whip the cream; add to the
cooled egg and strip; mix well and
put in a melon mold, which has been
rinsed in cold water land cover; pack
in ice for Two hours. Turn out on an
ice cream platter and garnish with
chopped nuts over the top of the
mouse Two cupfuls of preserved
peaches, strawberries or pineapple
may be used instead of the maple
strip, making 1t a fruit mousse. The
egg. whites which are left may be
used for angel cake
THE READING CIRCLE.
The early hour set for the holiday
season brought quite a number of
members to the home of Mrs. M. L.
Hallum in the last meeting of the
circle for 1920. with the president
presiding Quotations on christmas
and New Year were given in answer
10 roll CALI the study subject, The
Early Wave of immigration to the
United States" was conducted by Mrs
w. v. Manack. Round Table ''Pls nting
Projects for My Community" by the
club. The visitors. Mines. Curley VIII
liams, G. Il. Graves and j. r. Fox.
spoke interestingly of the line OF
work followed. Refreshments were
served during the social hour.
Joseph is situated about three miles