This section is from the book "Capital City Recipes", by First Presbyterian Church (Raleigh, N.C.). Woman's Auxiliary. Also available from Amazon: Capital City Cook Book, A Collection Of Practical Tested Receipts By Many Of The Best Housekeepers.
Grate or chop fine 1/2 pound of cheese; stir in 1 pint of boiling milk and 1/4 pound of grated bread crumbs; pour over the cheese; stir together, adding 2 teaspoonfuls butter, salt and pepper; beat well 3 eggs; add to the above, put all into a shallow baking-dish, well greased, and bake a light brown. A good side dish for dinner.
Select large, firm tomatoes; cut crossways in half without peeling, or, if tomato is very large, into three thick slices, at least an inch thick; have ready a hot griddle; drop bits of butter on it; lay on the slices carefully, sprinkle well with salt and pepper; let brown on one side; turn carefully and again sprinkle with salt and pepper. When both sides are browned lightly remove to hot flat dish and lay a bit of butter on each slice.
MRS. McKIMMON.
Canned Tomatoes - Quarts..............................1
Butter - Tablespoonfuls ..................................2
Flour - Tablespoonfuls ....................................2
Cloves ..............................................................8
Onion - Small Slice ........................................1
Sugar (scant) - Tablespoonfuls........................1
Cook tomatoes, cloves and onion ten minutes; heat butter on separate pan; add flour and stir over fire till smooth and brown; strain tomatoes through colander; add above mixture; cook few minutes longer; season with pepper, salt and sugar.
Mrs. Baumann
Cut 8 cold boiled Irish potatoes into large dice; put into a hot frying-pan 2 ounces of butter; fry in it an onion cut into thin slices; throw in potatoes and toss about; let cook for six minutes, seasoning with salt and pepper; when well browned turn into a hot dish with chopped parsley. Lyonnaise potatoes accompany broiled beefsteak or mutton chops at supper.
Slice raw Irish potatoes thin; put in sauce-pan with milk to cover, salt and pepper; let cook till potatoes are tender, but not mushy;, then add a level teaspoonful of flour mixed smooth into a large tablespoonful of butter; stir well until butter is melted and serve in covered dish.
Flour - Quarts ......................... 1
Cheese (grated) - Pound ............... 1/2
Butter and Lard.
Make a rich pastry of the flour and equal quantities of the butter and lard; roll out thin and sprinkle half the cheese on it; work that in, roll again and sprinkle the remainder of the chees; work in, roll thin and cut in narrow strips, twist and bake.
MRS. GEORGE GREEN (Wilson).
Molasses-Pints ....................................1
Sugar-Pounds ...........................1
Butter-Pound ......................................1/4
Peanuts-Quarts .....................................1
Miss Adelaide Boylan
 
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