This section is from the book "Pipe Organ Cook Book", by Ladies of First Presbyterian Church Aledo, Illinois. Also available from Amazon: The Way to Cook.
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Whip half teacup thick cream, add sufficient Parmesan or any mild cheese grated to form a thick paste, spread on lettuce leaf on buttered bread and sprinkle thickly with chopped celery. Katherine McManus.
Take Dutch cheese seasoned with plenty of salt and pepper and mix with it chopped olives to suit the taste. Spread on thin slices of bread and put a lettuce leaf between and cut into fancy shapes. Mrs. M. G. Reynolds.
Boil tenderloin or any lean fresh pork, leaving enough liquor to moisten it. After it is chopped fine, and well seasoned, spread between thin slices of bread. Mrs. M. G. Reynolds.
Mince the whites of hard boiled eggs in a bowl and afterwards mince the yolks in the same way, then mix them together and rub through a sieve. Soften to the right consistency for spreading upon thin slices of buttered bread by using mayonnaise or cream dressing. Mrs. M. G. Reynolds.
Make thin bread and butter sandwiches; on one slice lay a lettuce, slice stuffed olives on this and cover with a thick mayonnaise. Press top slice on very gently. Katherine McManus.
Mash the yolks of hard boiled eggs with a little mustard, salt and pepper and melted butter, in the proportion of one tablespoon to three yolks. Just before putting between the thin slices of bread, add the whites of the eggs, finely chopped.
Bess V. Sponsler.
Chop the nuts very fine and add either salad dressing or cream cheese. Season well. Sandwiches with this filling are particularly good when made with good brown bread.
Bess V. Sponsler.
Cut fresh, crisp celery in tiny pieces; then add the mayonnaise dressing and hard boiled eggs mashed to a paste.
Bess V. Sponsler.
Mince fine, cold boiled ham, season to taste with vinegar and prepared mustard until of right consistency for spreading. If enough vinegar has been used and it is still a little stiff a few drops of water may be added. Spread between thin slices of buttered bread. Chopped hard boiled eggs may be added. Katherine McManus.
Spread thin slices of bread with butter and mayonnaise dressing. Cut fresh sweet mango pickles in narrow strips and place between slices. Keep sandwiches in a cold place until used. Mrs. Sarah E. Love.
Cut the figs fine. Twice as much water as figs, and half as much sugar as figs. Let boil to a syrup. Let cool and spread on bread for sandwich. Famie Dool.
Cut fresh bread into thin hearts, spread sparingly with excellent butter, then with chopped dates, figs and a few new walnuts; press the pieces neatly together and arrange them about some green foilage; garnish with pimolas or olives.
Mrs. M. G. Reynolds.
Spread thin slices of lightly buttered whole wheat bread with equal quantities of light brown sugar and grated cheese, two tablespoons of each. Cover each sandwich with same-sized slice of white bread buttered. Mrs. M. G. Reynolds.
Take two hard boiled eggs, put in a mortar with an ounce of butter, a tablespoon of thick cream, an ounce of blanched chopped almonds, two ounces sugar, the grated rind of an orange. Pound all and moisten with orange juice until a soft paste is formed. Put in cool place until you want to use. Serve on thin bread and butter in the form of a sandwich. Mrs. M. G. Reynolds.
 
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