[Read.sScg] The Cook Book by Oscar of the Waldorf
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Published on: 2013-09-12
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Original language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 edition. Excerpt: ... Shell-Fish. Clam Fritters. Place some fresh clams into one pan, and the liquor irom them into another. Prepare a mixture of broken crackers and flour in equal quantities, and dip the clams first into their own liquor and then into this, repeating this operation three times ; finally dipping them into milk, and then again into the flour mixture. Have prepared some boiling lard, drop in a few clams at a time, let them fry for about five minutes; then remove them with a skimmer, place them on a strainer, drain away the fat, and they are ready to be served. The pan containing the lard should be so deep that the clams will be covered when put in. Scalloped Clams. Wash thoroughly six or eight good sized clam shells, fill them with clam forcemeat, flatten them with the hand, spread over sifted breadcrumbs, smooth with the blade of a knife, and moisten with a little clarified butter. Arrange them on a baking pan and bake until they are well browned, or for about six minutes. Place them on a hot dish, and serve at once, with sprigs of parsley for garnish. Steamed Clams. Scrub the shells of some clams well in water ; then place them in a saucepan without any water, place them over the fire, and cook until the shells open. Remove the clams with a skimmer, pour the liquor into a jar and let it settle. There will be no use in straining the liquor through the finest strainer, but a piece of linen may be used, or if allowed to settle, and care be taken not to move the sediment, the water can be poured off. Remove the clams from their shells, pulling off the thin skin round the edge, and cutting off the whole of the black end with a pair of scissors. Plunge each clam into a small quantity of the liquor, and if at all tough cut that part through. When... IMDb : Advanced Title Search Welcome to IMDb's most powerful title search. Using the options below you can combine a variety of the types of information we catalog to create extremely specific ... How to Make a Classic Waldorf Salad - dummies Salads feed a lot of people on a budget and Waldorf salad is always a treat. The combination of apples celery and walnuts is delicious. This recipe works well with ... Food Timeline: food history research service Food Timeline: food history reference & research service. Ever wonder how the ancient Romans fed their armies? What the pioneers cooked along the Oregon Trail? Search Results - San Francisco Business Times San Francisco Search Results from San Francisco Business Times Vintage Cookbook with Antique and Rare Cookbooks Vintage Cookbook News: Click on Recipes at the top of this Home Page for great antique recipes from rare antique and historic cookbooks. Omnivore Books on Food Antiquarian Highlights from our Vintage Collection Inventory and Ordering Information. Below is a small selection of the vintage books for sale by Omnivore Books on Food. Search Results - Silicon Valley Business Journal Silicon Valley Search Results from Silicon Valley Business Journal Waldorf Salad Favorite Family Recipes Waldorf Salad was a favorite side dish in my husbands family when he was growing up. It is a fresh crisp salad with a lot of crunch. Because my husbands family ... The Food Timeline: history notes--salad Chef's salad Food historians can't quite agree on the history and composition of chef's salad much less who assembled the first one. Some trace this salad's roots to ... Health News & Articles Healthy Living - ABC News Yahoo!-ABC News Network 2017 ABC News Internet Ventures. All rights reserved.
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