A Little Cook Book for a Little Girl by Caroline French Benton
page 61 of 149 (40%)
page 61 of 149 (40%)
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Peel the tomatoes and scoop out as much of the inside as you can, after cutting a round hole in the stem end; make a salad with the celery, the cut-up walnuts, and the mayonnaise, and fill the tomatoes, letting it stand up well on top. Serve on plates, each one on a leaf of lettuce. Potato Salad 3 cold boiled potatoes. 3 hard-boiled eggs. 1/2 cup English walnuts. 12 olives. Break up the walnuts, saving a dozen halves unbroken. Cut the potatoes and eggs into bits of even size, as large as the tip of your finger; stone the olives and cut them up, too; mix them together in a bowl, but do not stir them much, or you will break the potatoes; sprinkle well with French dressing, and put on the ice; when it is lunch or supper time, mix quickly, only once, with stiff mayonnaise, and put on lettuce; this is a delicious salad to have with cold meats. Margaret's mother liked to have gingerbread or cookies for lunch often, so those things came next in the cook-book. |
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