Evening star., 1947-02-27
first is minutes to prevent bursting.

first Is minutes to prevent bursting,
Press while still hot.
My mother-in-law pressed this by
placing it in one pan, putting an
other on top, and a brick on top OF
that. She left it at least "a hours in
a cool place.
My book of Scandinavian recipes
by Julia Peterson Tufford has q sim
liar meat roll called "Norsk kjod
rull" Norwegian meat rolD. which
uses beef flank for outside of roll
and beef and fresh pork for inner
layers, seasoned with salt, pepper
allspice and minced onion to taste
1t is sewed together and placed in
brine, where 1t will keep several
weeks in a cool place. When ready
to use, wrap rolls with string so they
will not come apart and cook about
two hours. Prick to prevent burst
ing. The recipe does not call for
pressing.
What the Scandinavian recipe
book calls rule polse is a mutton
troll, which may be what Mrs. D. A.
p, Arlington, is looking for. This
uses a mutton flank cut into pieces
8 inches long by inches wide. On
each piece are placed smaller pieces
of veal and pork, seasoned with salt,
pepper, ginger and minced onion
Shape into rolls and sew firmly. Boil
Va pound of salt and Il cup of sugar
In quarts of water. Cool and pour
over rolls. Stored in a cool place
they will keep a month. When ready
to use, take out of solution and boil
until tender, pricking to prevent
bursting. Put into press for sew
eral hours. May be served hot II
preferred.
hope Mrs. D. A. p. is good friends
with her butcher and can secure the
necessary f1anks.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS;
EDGAR GUEST.
POEM QUERY?
| (Frona Mrs. C. D, Washington.)
I would suggest that Mrs. r. T.
write to the librarian of Library o1
Congress for a pamphlet explaining
the library. who can use it, etc.
7 have checked in the United
States catalog. 1938-1942 and 1943-
1915, for works of Edgar Guest which
are, or were available. This cata-
log lists only books in print, so II
should be possible to buy them.
"An in Lifetime" (poems), 1898;
Between You and Me-; my Heap
O. Living Along Life's Highway
1887; "Just Folks and Friendly
Way; Light of Faith and Harbor
Lights Of Home; Mother" poetry
new edition, 1910; Path to Home
and when Day Is Done" (poetry)
1897; Selected Poems, 1910; To-day
and Tomorrow" 1912.
These are all published by Reilly
& Lee, 1926 West Huron street, Chi
cago 10, Ill, and by writing them
you can, no doubt, find If they are
in print, as well as If there are
other works.
Rand-McNally published Poems
of Patriotism" Probably one of these
small books found in dime stores.
Some of these books should be avail
| able in the various book stores in
Washington. ...
A request: wonder if any reader
might know more of this poem.
can recall only two lines and do not
know If they are first or last lines
Jack Frost is a wonderful sprite,
he paints the world with beauty
alone in a single night"
X II X
SCHEDULES WANTED?
From Mrs. L. M. Med, Arlington.
I would like to have the sugges-
tions of the readers on working out
a schedule for housework that will
include taking care of new baby
all laundry and full household
duties. I have read many schedules
for taking care of baby, but do not
know exactly how to work in all
the regular household duties along
with the baby's schedule.
| y r. \ +
RECIPE GIVEN.
| GERANIUMS?
(FrOnt Mrs. J. D. A., jr,
Hamilton, VnJ
After reading RCH for February
4, it is obvious that the problem o1
cornbread has been settled salts.
! factorily by MIR. n. E. v. Nothing
more need be said.
i For the person who requested q
Roquefort cheese dressing, may
submit the following which was con-
cocted by another male gourmet?
/ The first step Is to crush Glove
of garlic in about 2 tablespoons o1
olive oil. While the oil is absorbing
the garlic flavor, crumble about \,
i OF pound Of cheese in Y cup o.
jmayonnaise. Add the olive oil with
out the pieces of garlic and thir
the mixture with a red wine vinegar
This is excellent on tossed greer
salads.
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