Peoria Womens Cook book
Peoria Womens Cook book
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Whipped cream with enough mayonnaise to make it tasty.
Mrs. A. E. Giles.
ORANGE SALAD. Peel one orange and cut in strips, removing tissue. Place one-half orange on plate of garnish, scatter over this a few nuts cut in small pieces, then second layer of orange, a few more nuts and over all a good salad dressing. — Mrs. A. A. Harding.
PINEAPPLE SALAD. I can of sliced pineapple, 1 lb. Of New York cheese, J/2 can pimento (small size), Grind cheese and pimentoes together, mix and form in balls, plac...e one cheese ball in center of each slice of pineapple, drop around the pine- apple a spoonful of whipped cream to which salad dressing has been added, serve on lettuce leaves. This will serve 9 plates.
Mrs. G. S. Muchmore.
80 PEORIA WOMEN'S COOK BOOK PEAR SALAD. Drain canned pears, place Yl °f a P ear on chilled lettuce with the hollow part of pear turned up. Fill the hollow with pecan meats. Drop a teaspoon of mayonnaise dressing. Cover all with whipped cream, place a cherry on top. — Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whipped cream with enough mayonnaise to make it tasty.
Mrs. A. E. Giles.
ORANGE SALAD. Peel one orange and cut in strips, removing tissue. Place one-half orange on plate of garnish, scatter over this a few nuts cut in small pieces, then second layer of orange, a few more nuts and over all a good salad dressing. — Mrs. A. A. Harding.
PINEAPPLE SALAD. I can of sliced pineapple, 1 lb. Of New York cheese, J/2 can pimento (small size), Grind cheese and pimentoes together, mix and form in balls, plac...e one cheese ball in center of each slice of pineapple, drop around the pine- apple a spoonful of whipped cream to which salad dressing has been added, serve on lettuce leaves. This will serve 9 plates.
Mrs. G. S. Muchmore.
80 PEORIA WOMEN'S COOK BOOK PEAR SALAD. Drain canned pears, place Yl °f a P ear on chilled lettuce with the hollow part of pear turned up. Fill the hollow with pecan meats. Drop a teaspoon of mayonnaise dressing. Cover all with whipped cream, place a cherry on top. — Mrs.
What to read after Peoria Womens Cook book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ill Young Womens League First Methodist Episcopal Church Peoria to read onlineMoreLess
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