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Canned Fruits and Vegetables

From an old cookbook · modernised transcription
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Canned Fruits and Vegetables

Ingredients

Directions

  1. To Can Green Corn— Green Corn for Winter Use— Tomatoes and Okra for Soup— Peaches— Fruit— To Seal Preserves- apples— Tomatoes— Peaches and Pears 69—70

  2. Suggestions— Puff Paste— Confectioners' Paste— Common Pie- Lard Paste— Suet Paste— Cheeee Cake— Transparent Pud- ding—Orange Boley Foley— Cream Pie— Custard Pudding- Bourbon Pudding— Kentucky Pudding— Vinegar Pudding- Orange Pudding— Lemon Pudding — Lemon Pie— Snow Dumplings— Apple Dumplings— Baked Apple Dumplings- Apple Custard for Pies-Quince Pudding-Citron Pudding- Preserve Pudding— Cherry Pudding— Mince Pies— Mince Meat-Sweetmeat Pudding-Marlborough Pudding— Chesa Cake — Mince Meat ' ~

  3. Xll CONTENTS.

  4. Sweet Potato Pudding — Sweet Potato Pie — Irish Potato Pud- ding— Ooeoanut — Jelly — Molasses — Molasses Pie — Potato Pudding — Jam — Pumpkin — Feather — Ginger — Gingerbread — Sago — Tapioca — Sponge Cake Eoll — Dressing for Sponge Cake — Lemon Sponge Cake — Orange — Scotch — Tapioca Pud- ding without Eggs or Milk — Cottage — Woodford — German Puffs — Plain — Cake — Charlotte Busse — Pound Cake — Cake — Minute — Sweet Potato — Jelly Bolls — Biscuit — Jam Cake — Prune Meringue — Apple Cake Meringue — Apple Meringue — Omelette Souffle — Apple Souffle — Apple Cream — Apple Dessert — Coddled Apples — Pears in Syrup — iglackherry Plummery — Good Friday — Virginia — French — Bread — Very Bice — Oxford — Apple Fritters — Delicious Fritters — Cream Puffs — Plum — Economical Plum — Baisin — Bice — Plum — Cream — The Queen — Thickened Milk — Batter— Sunderland — Delmonico 80—94

By Vehling, Joseph Dommers, 1879-1950. fmo. Recipe from a historical cookbook (Internet Archive).

Transcribed from a scanned cookbook and modernised for today's kitchens. Where the book gave no heat or time, or said "a moderate oven", the temperatures and times here may be modern equivalents rather than the book's own figures. See the original page.

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