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strain

into a

border

mould

and

chill.

At

serving

time

turn

out,

fill

the

center

with

whipped,

sweetened,

flavored

cream

and

garnish

with

thin

slices

of

orange.

GRAPE

FRUIT

WITH

DUBONNET

Prepare

and

serve

the

grape

fruit

as

usual.

Pour

over

some

Dubonnet

and

serve

powered

sugar

separately.

The

grape

fruit

should

be

served

very

cold.

COUPE

WITH

STRAWBERRIES,

DUBONNET

Steep

some

fine

strawberries

in

Dubonnet

with

a

dash

of

brandy

and

some

powdered

sugar.

Place

in

a

coupe

glass

some

orange

water

ice,

the

strawberries

on

top

and

over

the

strawberries

some

whipped

cream

blended

with

cooked

pastry

cream.

STUFFED

CUCUMBER

SALAD

Materials.

Two

large

cucumbers,

one

bunch

celery,

one

slice

of

onion,

one

stuffed

olive,

one-fourth

of

a

green

pepper

chopped

fine

and

two

tablespoonsful

stiff

mayonnaise.

Way

of

Preparing.

Peel

the

cucumber

and

cut

into

two-

inch

lengths.

Remove

the

seeds,

leaving

a

cavity

through

the

center

of

each

cucumber.

Mix

all

the

other

ingredients

and

fill

the

cucumbers.

When

ready

to

serve

place

a

slice

of

tomato

on

a

lettuce

leaf

and

stand

the

cucumber

tube

on

it.

Garnish

with

stiff

mayonnaise

and

decorate

with

stuffed

olives

cut

into

rings.

BAKED

STUFFED

WHITE

FISH

Materials.

One

five-pound

Lake

Superior

white

fish,

one

pint

bread

crumbs,

one-half

cup

melted

butter,

two

cups

boiling

water,

pepper,

salt,

lemon,

flour,

onion,

bacon

slices

and

parsley.

Way

of

Preparing.

Thoroughly

clean

and

wash

the

fish,

remove

the

fins

and

eyes,

but

leave

the

head

and

tail.

Place

the

butter

in

a

frying

pan,

add one

tablespoon

finely

chopped

onion,

the

crumbs,

a

lttle

chopped

parsley,

one

tablespoon

lemon

juice

and

salt

and

pepper

to

taste.

Blend

thoroughly,

cool

and

stuff

the

fish

with

this

mixture.

Sew

up

the

fish

and

with

a

sharp

knife

gash

it

across

the

backbone.

Make

the

gashes

an

inch

and

a

half

apart.

Place

a

piece

of

bacon

in

each

gash.

Place

in

a

greased

baking

pan,

dot

with

bits

of

butter,

dust

with

salt

and

pepper

and

pour

around

the

fish

two

cups

of

boiling

water,

the

juice

of

one

lemon

and

one

tablespoon

of

Worcestershire

sauce.

Bake

forty

minutes,

basting

with

the

liquid

every

ten

minutes.

Remove

the

fish

to

a

serving

dish

and

add

to

the

liquid

left

in

the

pan

one

tablespoon

of

butter

and

one

of

flour,

creamed

together;

then

when

smooth

a

cup

of

milk

or

cream,

cook

two

minutes,

strain

around

the

fish

and

garnish

with

lemon

and

cress

or

parsley.

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