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CANAPE,

WHIMSAY

Make

a

paste

composed

half

of

anchovies

and

half

of

tuny

fish,

season

to

taste,

spread

upon

a thin

square

piece

of

fresh

toast,

glaze

thinly

with

tartar

sauce,

decorate

the

sides

with

hashed

parsley,

green

pepper,

white

and

yolk

of

eggs.

CAVIAR

SANDWICH

Put

caviar

on

plate,

squeezing

juice

of a

fresh

lemon

on

it,

with

olive

oil

alternately;

beat

thoroughly

together

until

paste

is

formed,

and

spread

on

thin

toast.

CHEESE

STRAWS

One-half

pound

flour,

one-quarter

pound

butter,

one-half

pound

grated

Parmesan

cheese,

whites

of

two

eggs,

little

salt

and

pepper

and

mustard

mixed

together;

roll

very

thin

and

cut

in

strips

one-half

inch

wide,

four inches

long;

bake

light

Drown.

EGG

SANDWICH

Take

yolk

of

hard

boiled

eggs,

adding

salt,

pepper,

mus-

tard

and

olive

oil,

making

paste,

and

spread

on

thin

slices

of

bread.

CHICKEN

SANDWICHES

Boil

three

chickens

tender.

Remove

the

bones

and

put

the

meat

through

a

chopper,

together

with

three

stalks of

celery

and

one

small

onion,

adding

the

vegetables

at

intervals

dur-

ing

the

grinding

process.

Season

with

pepper

and

salt.

Pack

in

a

deep

dish

and

pour

over

it

the liquor

in

which

the

chicken

was

cooked.

Let

stand

on

ice

for

several

hours.

When

thoroughly

cold,

slice

thin

and

lay

between

layers

of

bread

and

butter.

If

preferred,

lamb

will

serve

in

place

of

chicken.

CLUB

SANDWICH

Thinly

sliced

chicken,

broiled

ham

or

bacon,

with

lettuce

leaves,

on

thin

slices

of

buttered

toast,

seasoned

to

taste.

LAMB'S

KIDNEY

SANDWICHES

Split

and

trim

a

fresh

lamb's

kidney.

Cut

in

small

pieces,

cover

with

cold

water,

put

over

a

moderate

fire,

and

heat

almost

to

boiling

point,

but

not

quite.

Drain

off

this

water,

add

cold

again

and

repeat

the

process,

doing

this

three

times

in

all.

This

method

of

cooking,

the

only

one

which

should

ever

be

employed

with

kidneys

for

any

purpose,

leaves

them

soft

and

tender.

Chop

them

fine,

season

well

with

salt

and

pepper,

mix

with

melted

butter

to

form

a

creamy

paste,

and

spread

between

brown

bread

slices.

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