Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-19
SUMMER DISHES FROM ETHELYN's
 COOK BOOK.

hoHs nned with Chicken: l make these sometimes as a substitute for the conven- tional sandwich. Try a. French roll hol- lowed out from one side filled with finely minced cold chicken, lobster or ham. Put the rolls in the oven a few minutes to make them crisp. season the chicken and If convenient put. a spoonful of mayon- naise on the chicken or lobster. I never put seasoning on the ham, as I do not think 1t needs any additional seasoning.
 Orange Sticks: A great many people love orange sticks but do not understand making them. They are very simply mace. Make a filling of half a cup of sugar, two heaping tablespoons corn starch dissolved in a little cold milk, the grated rind of one-half orange, one fourth cup of orange juice. just a dash of lemon juice, one beaten egg and a pinch of salt Cook together in a double boiler for 10 minutes stirring constant y Cool and then spread between lady fingers or thin slices of sponge cake.
 Yes, there is what you call A Twelve month of Birthday Cakes
 August Birthday Cake: am sure the little August cakes wih appeal to all, and the way they are served is very practical ana pretty. The zodiac sign is Virgo (the Vdrgin). Pond lily cakes are used for the August birthday dainty and consists of single cakes each with the zodiac sign shown in the center Each cake should be served in a paper cup in a friu made to represent the petals of a pond Hly. The cakes themselves are made as fol- lows:
 one-half cup of pulverized sugar one egg, one level teaspoon baking powder. 1 one-haf cup of butter, one cup flour. grated hind and strained juice Of one large lemon. Bake in gem pans When l cold, frost in lemon icing, dotted with 1 thin chocolate frosting.
 l The September Birthday Cake. with it's beautiful peoples, will delight all who happen to be so fortunate as to be born that month. The sign Libra (tf1e bal J ance) forms the center decoration. The poppy, Septernber's own flower, and the sign of the zodiac worked out in tones of red' With green for the stems constitute the decorations for this attractive cake. Rule: One-half cup Of butter two and one-fourth cups flour, two teaspoons bak. ing powder, whites of five eggs; beat but. ter to a cream. add sugar gradually. and l add one-half of the water. then one-halt l of the flour. Beat thoroughly, add rest Of -four and water, part of the whites of eggs, and beat five minutes; then rest of eggs and vanilla.
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 Pineapple Trife: Pick a ripe pineannI. into small bits with a silver fork (neye, cut a pineapple. always shred it). adf enough sugar to make it quite sweet anS
 let 1t stand until the sugar is we'll melted
 MIX With as much dry sponge cake
 cruInbied fine, as it will moisten Bak
 haR an hour, cover with a meringue.
 Cheese straws: These are very nice [,
 take with you on an impromptu picnic, a,
 they are easy to pack. Sift together on,
 cup flour and quarter teaspoon bakinj
 powder; add half a teaspoon of salt an,
 two tablespoons of butter chonped int
 the -four. Mix one cup grated cheese an,
 little cayenne pepper wet with col water until you have a stiff haste an, roll out very thin. Cut in narrow strin and bake on greased letter paper q rr9
 fer letter paper to waxed paper) on th z 1 bottom of an inverted pan. I always sif
 little salt over them just before talk them from the oven, as think it a. erea
 improvement.
 I always plan to make these on bakin
 day. using the scraps from puff paste.
 Tomato Rabbit: Break into small piec 2 es cup of loft, American cheese. an mix with it 3, cup of strained tornaioe 9 and a cup of soft bread crumbs. Seasc with salt and pepper and HJtla o,.:o s jIlce Turn this mixture into sauce !. par and stir until it is hot and smoct, r Serve at once on toast.
 I very seldom send my recipes for the : certainly are wonderful when folIowe t explicitly and arranged with great car e By request I am sending few, and I really wish to know the result