STUFFINGS AND DRESSINGS

The quantity of liquid, if any, must be determined by the purpose the

dressing is to be used for and the dryness of the ingredients. As a

rule, dressings are better without eggs.

Dressings may sometimes be put over the top of suitable meat pies for

the crust.

They may also be put into the bottom of a well oiled tin or pudding

dish with slices of or minced nut meat or mashed legumes on top, baked

and inverted on a platter or chop tray for serving; garnished with

halves of nut meats, accompanied of course with a suitable gravy.

Whole pine nuts, or broken nuts of different kinds may sometimes be

used in stuffings.

=Simple Dressing=

Dip slices of stale bread into salted hot water quickly. Lay them in a

baking tin and sprinkle delicately with powdered leaf sage or savory.

When a sufficient number of layers is prepared, sprinkle with crumbs

and a little more water if necessary. Bake in a quick oven about 20 m.,

or until browned over the top. Serve on a platter with some ragout over

it.

Or, bake in a pudding dish and send to the table to be served with the

meat dish with gravy.

=Savory Dressing=

Crumbs, egg or not, butter or oil, parsley, thyme, sage, summer savory,

onion juice and salt.

=Danish Dressing=

3 large tart apples, chopped

1 cup cooked rice

3 chopped onions

½ cup dry bread crumbs

1 cup English currants

a very little thyme, sage or savory

salt

a little melted butter

hot water if necessary

=Onion and Parsley Stuffing=

3 cups stale bread crumbs

3 onions chopped fine

2 tablespns. chopped parsley

2 or 3 tablespns. oil or melted butter

A few sage leaves may be substituted for the parsley for a sage and

onion stuffing.

=Celery Stuffing=

Equal parts bread crumbs and finely-sliced celery, salt and butter.

=Nut and Raisin Dressing=

To bread crumbs, melted butter, thyme, sage, grated onion and salt, add

a few seeded raisins and chopped English walnuts.

=Vegetable Stuffing=

½ cup each mashed green peas, onions in oil, stewed celery, stewed

carrot and finely-sliced raw celery, salt, 1 or 2 eggs.

=Chestnut Stuffing=

Mashed boiled chestnuts, salt, butter or a little heavy cream.

=Black Walnut and Potato Stuffing=

1 qt. mashed potato

½-1 cup chopped black walnut meats

2-3 tablespns. grated onion

1¼ teaspn. salt

Beat.

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