Foods and Household Management: A Textbook of the Household ArtsKinne, Helen
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Foods and Household Management: A Textbook of the Household Arts
Kinne, Helen
Cooking; Food; Home economics
_Soup meat_ may be served in a soup of the old-fashioned kind,
thickened and containing vegetables. In such a soup some fat is
left, and the total result is a dish that makes a meal when served
with bread.
When the soup is a clear soup, the meat that is left may be used
for made over dishes; although some practical housekeepers think
that it costs almost as much to make it palatable as to buy fresh
meat. Try it in an escalloped dish with plenty of tomato, onion,
and some dried herbs for additional flavor.
=5. Beef stew with dumplings.=
Lean meat 3 pounds
Potatoes 4 cups, cut in 1/4 inch slices
Turnip} 2/3 cup each, cut in half inch
Carrot} cubes
Onion 1/2 small one, cut in thin
slices
Flour 1/4 cup
Salt
Pepper
Wipe meat, cut in 1-1/2 inch cubes, sprinkle with salt and
pepper, and dredge with flour. Cut some of the fat in small
pieces and try out in frying pan. Add meat and stir constantly,
that the surface may be quickly seared. When well browned, put in
kettle, and rinse frying pan with boiling water, that none of the
flavor may be lost. Cover with boiling water and boil five
minutes, then cook below the boiling point until meat is tender
(about 3 hours). Add vegetables except potatoes and seasoning the
last hour of cooking. Parboil potatoes five minutes and add to
stew 15 minutes before taking from fire. Thicken stew with 1/4
cup flour mixed with enough cold water to pour easily. Pour in
deep hot platter and surround with dumplings.
TEACHER’S NOTE.——Broiled steak would be suitable for group work, using
small steaks (Delmonico cut). A small roast may be prepared by a group and
roasted after class. This meat and that left from the steak should be used
in a subsequent class for a lesson on left over meat. Broiled or
pan-broiled chops may be prepared individually.
=6. Dumplings.=
Flour 2 cups
Baking powder 4 teaspoonfuls
Salt 1/2 teaspoonful
Butter 2 teaspoonfuls
Milk 7/8 cup
Mix and sift dry ingredients. Work in butter with a knife, add
milk gradually. Remove enough liquid from stew so that when
dumplings are dropped in they will rest on top of meat. Drop by
spoonfuls and let cook about twenty minutes.
The stew should be thickened before dumplings are dropped in.
=7. Uses of left over meat.=
(1) _Rissoles._——Run meat together with small piece of onion
through a chopper. Add salt, pepper, a little cold cereal, or
bread crumbs, and beaten egg, allowing one egg to about a pound
of meat. Shape into flat round cakes, roll in flour and sauté in
butter until well browned. These may be served with tomato sauce.
_Tomato Sauce._
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