How to Cook in Casserole Dishes

The 1912 case for the casserole - sixteen kinds of recipes for cooking and serving in one dish.

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Soup Recipes

19 recipes

Fish Recipes

19 recipes

Poultry and Game Recipes

12 recipes

Meat Recipes

22 recipes

Cold Meat Recipes

16 recipes

Vegetable Recipes

32 recipes

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17 recipes

Pudding Recipes

42 recipes

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20 recipes

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22 recipes

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Baked Apples (Cupful of the water Cover)

cupful of the water. Cover and bake in the oven until they soften a little. Beat the butter and sugar together, spread them over…

Terrapin Stew

4 hard cooked yolks of eggs 3 tablespoonfuls browned 1/2 lb. (I cup) butter I tablespoonful salt I teaspoonful white pepper flour…

Jardinière Salad

I cupful strips new turnip Chicken stock I cupful strips new carrots 4 tablespoonfuls olive oil I cupful strips potatoes I cupful…

Lime Relish

12 thin-skinned limes 1/2 pint (I cup) vinegar 1/4 pint (1/2 cup) water 12 ozs. (11/2 cups) sugar Wash the limes and soak them in…

Hamburg Steak En Casserole

I/2 pint (I cup) stock or water I heaping tablespoonful (I I tablespoonful chopped pars- I lb. Hamburg steak oz.) butter oz.)…

Cakes and Breads

Apple Bread.. 191 Apple Sauce Cake. 192 Brandy Cake. 192 Cheese Cake. 193 Chocolate Cake. 193 Cocoa Sponge Cake. 194 Coffee…

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