The Butterick Cook Book

The pattern company's cookbook, 1911 — thirty-two chapters from appetizers to the fireless cooker.

Cheese Dishes

13 recipes in this part of The Butterick Cook Book.

Chapter XIII-Cheese Dishes

HEESE is a valuable food and may often be used as a substitute for meat. In the raw state it is somewhat difficult of digestion but this is…

Cheese Dishes (Hot toasted bread or if this)

on hot toasted bread or, if this is not at hand, crisp crackers form a good substitute. WELSH RAREBIT (with Eggs) -Ingredients: One cup of…

Egg and Cheese Timbales

Beat six eggs very light and add to them one-half cup of warm milk, in which a pinch of soda has been dissolved, five tablespoons of grated…

Luncheon Cheese and Eggs

Put one-half pint of cream into a "spider" and let heat to the boiling point, then break in, carefully, six eggs. When they are set, the…

Golden Buck

Beat one egg and put into a small saucepan; add five ounces of soft, domestic cheese in small pieces or bits, one even tablespoon of…

Yorkshire Buck

Crumble and melt one-half pound of cheese until of the consistency of cream. Now thoroughly mix: Ale, warmed, one ordinary glass full…

Cheese Biscuits

Take six ounces of grated Parmesan cheese and mix it well with the same quantity of flour; then rub in four ounces of butter, add a little…

Cheese Fingers

Roll some puff paste very thin and cut it into strips four inches long and not quite one-half an inch wide. Have ready one cup of grated…

Cheese Fondue

Take one-fourth pound of cheese; six eggs; three tablespoons of butter; one level teaspoon of salt; oneeighth teaspoon of white pepper and…

Cheese Dishes (Bake fifteen minutes in a hot)

bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven, and serve at once. Cases for baking the soufflé may be purchased from a confectioner, or they may be…

Cheese Sticks or Straws

Three tablespoons of flour; three tablespoons of Parmesan cheese; one tablespoon of butter; one tablespoon of milk, one-half saltspoon of…

Cheese Ramekins

Use two tablespoons of grated cheese.; one tablespoon of butter; two tablespoons of bread crumbs; four tablespoons of milk; one-fourth…

Cottage Cheese

For making this cheese the milk should Place not be too sour; as soon as it gets thick it is ready to use. the pan of milk over a kettle of…

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