Dainty Nut Sandwiches* Nut Mixture:
1/2 almond,
1/4 English Walnuts,
1/4 Hickory Nuts
2 cups of sugar
butter
loaf of bread
salt grated cheese
Chop the nuts very fine.
Butter the bread, slice, put on it a thin layer of the chopped nuts, a dust of salt, a
sprinkle of grated cheese and cover with another slice of bread.
GASTRONOMIC,Allentown, October 27, 1897
Hickory Nut Salad* 1 cup of nut kernels
1 stalk of celery
celery salt
salt
3 to 4 tablespoons of mayonnaise or salad dressing
Crack, pick kernels and chop enough nuts to have a cupful of kernels;
chop fine one stalk of celery (saving ends with leaves for garnishing);
sprinkle some celery salt,
pinch of salt and mix the kernels, celery,
celery salt and salt with mayonnaise or salad dressing.
Serve on salad or lettuce leaves, a small quantity being put on each leaf,
or it can be garnished with the ends of the celery stuck upright in the salad bowl.
Servings: 6
Mrs. L. J. K. Fowden,Philadelphia Press, 1897
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Shellbark Cake*
1 level cup of butter
2 cups of sugar
1 cup of milk
3 even cups of flour
6 egg whites
3 whole eggs beaten separately
2 teaspoons of baking powder
1 cup of shellbark kernels, chopped fine
Cream the butter and sugar.
Add milk and gradually stir in the flour and baking powder,
then egg whites
and lastly one cup of shellbark kernels, chopped fine, stirred in gently.
Bake in pound cake mold.
Mrs. F. B. Wisecaner
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2 comments:
Well those are some interesting nut recipes,sounds yummy
From what I remember, the hickory nuts are buttery tasting, and not easy to take the nut-meats out, but very delicious. Memories.
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