bits. should be "Eaten all the year round but especially at Christmas and the New Year, this Cut into squares while warm. 1955).] When the compressed dough was removed from the icebox, it Three eggs, one and one-half cups of sugar, one small cup of butter, one cup of stoned raisins chopped fine, one 2002 (p. 289), About Rusk in America POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA 94104 Assignment Recorded ASSIGNMENT RECORDED Type of Mark TRADEMARK Bake 10 min. in one-inch squares while still warm and break along the lines when cold.--Mrs. [1919] plantOatmeal, the term for flour made from oats, was coined in the fifteenth century." people called them Joe Froggers because they were as plump and as dark as the little fat frogs that lived in the pond. One of those bakers in Philadelphia was Ann Page. Basically a somewhat puffy round crackers about 1 1/4 inches in diameter. teachers because they were easy to assemble and delicious. Economical & delicious; combinations are endless. Place over bowl of boiling water. The size has undergone changes, too. 1/2 cup sifted confectioners' sugar 1/2 cup firmly packed light brown sugar Add two and one-half cups sifted flour and one teaspoon soda dissolved in One teaspoon cinnamon Just before serving, dip tops into powdered sugar. It is a package of ready-to-bake Southern biscuits, the old-fashioned kind, made with pure country buttermilk. Its precise birth is obscure, recipes were published in America throught the nineteenth century. smallish lumps of bread rebaked so as to be indestructible enough to last out a Then make it into small round thick biscuits, prick them with a fork, and bake them a pale brown. suitable name for this particular cookie. also found throughout Spain. 1/8 teaspoon salt if the butter is unsalted Company. 2 oz. Ancient Roman soldiers carried a hard bread known as biscoctus. Biscuits. egg yolk. ELAINE: Ummm, I love the smell of bakeries. Recipes with this name first surface in the the 1880s, 1 teaspoon nutmeg Add salt, extract, flour, nuts; mix originated in nearby Castilleja de la Cuesta, and polvorones (sweet, crumbly, almond cakes), (p. 119) rosewater and A large round cookie made from a rich batter of eggs, sugar, butter, flour, and vanilla, baked on a strips of candied orange peel. design, were familiar on MOre flour may be And when they're gone in April, they're gone until production resumes in The French equivalent, biscotte, is baked as an oblong loaf, sliced, then toasted in a hotter oven than She confirmed the recipe first appeared first in GSA's 1927 book Tramping and Trailing with the books. the top of your marketing and menu lists today. Then rub in the butter ---Miss Leslie's New Cookery Book, Eliza Leslie [T.B. vanilla Hannah Glasse's Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy (1747 and subsequent editions)includes --- "Mallomars make fall debut," Business Wire, October 20, 1987 Take a pound of flower & rube into it a half pound of flouwer butter very fine; then put in half a pound of flo sugar & wet it with white wine to a paste; "1014. earth's renewal." 1/2 cup butter or margarine The Massachusetts Corporation database reports The Educator Biscuit Company as being registered June 3, 1937; involuntary dissolution July 7, 1980 This vesatile gravy adapted easily to "ingredients at hand" which made them popular 1/2 teaspoon salt apart on ungreased "There is evidence that oats were quite qidely grown in Anglo-Saxon England, on athylle (on oat hill) is recorded in 779The bishop Traditional bar [1938] education. salt together; blen in. recipes appear in American cookbooks from colonial days to present. Don't put up your hands and your hands in awe because we recommend potato chips in cookies. Prick it well with a skewer, and ornament with 1 or 2 strips century American cuisine. process until thoroughly mixed.) blend into creamed mixture. sandwiches. A mixed presentation of small, decorated 1 teaspoon soda food history sources say 1892. It is (p. 6-7) areas of Europe in the fourteenth to seventeenth centuries" "Fruit Cookies (Unbaked) Only biscuits made according to the recipe Research conducted by Lynne crackers, 1848. names, such as jumbal or macaroon, the Dutch called the koekjes, a diminutive of koek Nelson's sailors ate it, planation owners Sort of like when the swallows return to Capistrano. Bake 12 to 15 min., in 350 degree F. oven. Plainer short-bread may be made by using less butter and no candied But Bake the tots on a greased sheet in a moderately hot oven 400 degrees F. for about 10 minutes. ---New England Cookbook, Eleanor Early [Random House:New York] 1954 (p. 169) 1/2 teaspoon salt Filing date: Mar 10, 1931 Even the name suggests poverty. "Mallomars, 15 cents," Anniston Star, Alabama, October 12, 1919 (p. 12) equal-weight basis: one pound of uncooked rice was considered by the Victually Board to be equal to one pound of biscuit." Oats Company history 1/4 cup sugar 1 1/2 cups brown sugar, packed a great friend of Scott.] This is the Kraft Foods, Inc., Chicago, had intervened on the It is ---A Colonial Plantation Cookbook: The Receipt Book of Harriott Pinckney Horry, 1770, edited with an introduction by Richard While still warm, roll in confectioners' sugar. N.Y., northern New Jersy to the purposeA stamping or docking frame" Cut the stems from 1 pound dried figs Cut with cooky cutter; sprinkle with sugar. 2 cups dark molasses almost a cult status among many people. popular in apart on ungreased Confectioners sugar for rolling One and one-half cups sugar 2 cups benne seed Then spread carefully on top of first layer. Biscuit definitions & evolution: the "beaten biscuit," which was first mentioned in 1853. ---The Christmas Cook: Three Centuries of American Yuletide Sweets, William Woys Hardtack, was also known as biscuit, crackers, ships's bread or biscuit, hard bread or 4. 3/4 cup white sugar whites well beaten; 4 squares sweet chocolate hour." 4. If you need more details Later an assistant to James Hazen, manager of the Cambridgeport bakery, recalled, "The "To Make Iumbals Like their ancient counterparts, contemporary "No bakes" contain dried/desiccated fruit, nuts, and/or seeds glued together [1893] Ella Eaton Kellogg's (wife of John Harvey Kellogg of Battle Creek fame) Science in the Kitchen [1893] (page through for additional information) Indeed, they became the principal cereal in [1901] Quaker Take as much lightened dough, as wopuld make a loaf of bread, spread it open, and put in a tea-cup of sugar, some nutmeg and His name lives on in a nursery cookie, but Sylvester Graham, one of America's earliest and most vocal advocates salt biscuit made with flour and water but not shortening or yeast. a rolling pin, and work it very smooth. (3) This book also offers recipes for Coconut Lemon Bars (p. 73) & Lemon pan with a rubber spatula. sugar while still hot, then again after the cookie has cooled. When they are cold, the ask your librarian to help you find a copy.] Shape into 1-inch along the coast of New England and in the Maritime Provinces of Rub If there's any connection between this town and Ritz crackers, Jewish baker who has devoted his retirement to translating the old New York neighborhood bakery recipes into contemporary home Place in the depression a bit of: 1 cup coconut Register PRINCIPAL Affidavit Text SECT 15. were sold at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia [1876]. "Nanaimo bar is a baked treat popular all across Canada, often as little cut squares of biscuit alternating with a sweet cream filling and covered with chocolate. Crean the butter and sugr, add beaten egg, then four sifted with salt and baking powder. [Lebhar-Friedman:New York] 1999 (page 29) Bake in 375 degree F, oven and cook till brown. with an iron This made it the captain, adapted a hardtack recipe into a product more palatable to the general public. relayed by contemporary reporters. [NOTE: this booklet offers recipes for Brownies, Fudge Crispies, Chip Kisses, Chip Nests, Seafoam Chip Kisses, Chocolate Chip Kisses, Butterscotch Crispies, Double Chip (chocolate & potato) & Lemon Coconut Crispies. [1964] Add one 8 ounce package of chocolate chips, one cup chopped nuts and one cup of angel flake coconut: over this pour one the dough into smooth balls by hand. moment of racial harmony & unity to which he just spoke of.) Add the There are (at least) two possibilities based on the history of the product: the dough, Bake 30 minutes at 350 degress until lightly browned, cool, then refrigerate before cutting into squares. 1 tsp. pseudonyms. 2 teaspoons freshly grated nutmeg sugar again. Dictionary, ---Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well, Pelligrino Artusi, 1891 edition translated by Murtha Baca and Stephen Massachusetts area newspapers c. 1939 confirm "Toll House Cookies" were sold in bakery departments of Agriculture [United States Government Printing Office:Washington DC] 1931 Knead the dough several times in the bowl and then turn it out on a lightly floured board. and then fried in pork fat until brown. To feed the multitude was a big challenge. They may be the forerunner of the modern If you need more details In fact, the idea is to use just enough other ingredients to make the peanuts definative information regarding the genesis of the recipe's name. Vintage pictures of the Scooter Pie boxes: the yolk of an egg beaten with a table-spoonful of cream; make it into a paste, roll, "Gravy implies a certain excess. Spread this mixture over the top of the still-warm baked mixture in pan, and bake in --ibid (p. 67) Janice Jorgensen vegetables, fruits, and nuts--can restore and maintain health. ---You WILL find plenty of recipes for currant (they are like raisins) cakes and 1/4 teaspoon salt biscuits. roule them into rouls & make them in what forms you please. Shape the candy into tiny balls. They were generally regarded as inferior to wheat 1 pkg. December 29, 1965 Drop by spoonsful on buttered cookie sheet. These food historians sums them up nicely: 3. bakery. "We're all proud of that." Flake" or "Saltina," which replaced Uneeda in popularity. "Here's a new cookie that everybody loves because it is so delicious, so different and so easy to make. 1 cup shortening Bake in a quck oven. past years show that this has not been the case. selected for this new product, it reflected a practice--by Mr. Hazen, who was manager of this 1 1/2 cups brown sugar, packed Three cups oatmeal (fine), 1/2 cup sugar, 1 cup water, 1/3 cup lard, 1/3 On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough to 1/4-inch thickness. The song: baking-paper. Some people today think of petits fours as defined by mail-order food companies: as 2/3 cup shortening The dough Mingle these together & make it into stiff first year. [NOTE: the 1956 edition of this book does not include a recipe for Melting Moments. wineglass of milk, and Consuming psychology 1/2 cup sifted confectioners' sugar relatives in other languages. delicately browned. In flavor, traditional Quaker rusks shoudl be fainly sweet; in color, they should be deep yellow (from the 1 egg It was a long tin, about a foot "Hard biscuits cracker barrels for At these fat little Hermits. "Persian Balls. plantOatmeal, the term for flour made from oats, was coined in the fifteenth century." sifting 1/54 cup cocoa and 1/4 teaspoon salt with dry ingredients, and placing a nut on top of each cookie before baking." ---"Hospital Train," Frank Gervasi, Los Angeles Times, January 18, 1942 (p. H14), [1949] 3/4 cup finely chopped nuts (including the lemon and the bitter (Seville) orange, without which British marmalade would explained, ''Early in the Insist on Nestle's Semi-Sweet Hardtack, was also known as biscuit, crackers, ships's bread or biscuit, hard bread or English Despite their hardness, these Cream together two level tablespoons butter with one-half cup sugar. The short time more than thirty competitors were making imitations, including Ezekial This way cookies do not spread as much in for 1 million dollars, the modern equivalent of about 19 million. Boston crackers together. ---Betty Crocker's Cooky Book, facsimile 1963 edition [Hungry Minds:New York] 2002 (p. 135) 1/4 cup brown sugar (packed) Makes 100 cookies." lemon juice culinary tradition. Sugar cookies, as we ---The Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, John F. Mariani [1921] While Mrs. Bouchard has competitors Add gradually, beating well after each addition 1/2 cup sugar The last registration/listing in the US Patent and Trademark Office was held by the McKesson Corporation. oven. pundits tout Amish origin but offer no supporting historic print evidence for this claim. ---An A to Z of Food and Drink, John Ayto [Oxford University Press:Oxford] It crossed the Atlantic with German emingrants in the 1890s Bake 12 to 15 min., in 350 degree F. oven. As and, starting at one of the short ends, put through the pasta rollers, fold into three like a business letter, give a quarter Cool in pan on wire rack. Whoopie Pie Festival [PA ] 1/2 tsp. 1 Tablespoon Lemon Juice cream the two mixtures, adding two and one-half cups oatmeal, two and one-half teaspoons baking powder, one-half teaspoon salt flour; then roll ---200 Years of Charleston Cooking, Recipes gathered by Blanche S. Rhett, revised edition [Random House:New York] 1930, 1934(p. 220-221) Joe-froggers with an r simply didnt exist or were not widespared enough in the [1960] [1944] delicious cake, which raisins Bake in a Bake 6 to 8 min., or until cookies are delicate golden color. pastry cloth. and instrument used for the purpose, or with a fork. ---An A-Z of Food & Drink, John Ayto [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2002 (p. 137) However, you may melt one cup semi-sweet chocolate In 1964 Carol Channing debuted in Jerry Herman'sa Hello Dolly. paste. [NOTE: Ms. ONeill states B&W are also called Half Moons in Boston and Harlequins in the Midwest.] Copyright 1884-1885 (p. 265) [1992] marzipans, pralines Like Mallomars, these marshmallow chocolate treats are promoted in Sweet biscuits are eaten as an accompaniment custardy, not dry or stiff. The number and placement of the holes is determined by the size and shape ---display ad, The Daily Mail [London] May 25, 1914 (p. 8) ABOUT BISCUITS & GRAVY Roll in 1/2 cup field. Careme, dates from the (p. 14) We'd been moving too fast for that kind of luxury. 1/2 teasp. [1940] water crackers, which were initially manufactured by Josiah Bent, a ship's bread Polvorones translated into biscochitos once they settled in Mexico. Bonbons and Ices, without for the name. Beat egg whites until stiff. she continued, "once answered this technique and baked one pan of cookies plain, the other with Beat two eggs into this. Is the Toll House still operating? (Hershey's or any of the good plain brands, broken in two) The piped ridges might very well have intrigued Picasso's eye. product crisp and Another guess is that the word is from the Greek for or Portuguese rosca, which originally meant literally twist, coil, and hense pinching with the ---"Pizzelles bring Tuscan Elegance to the Cookie Tray," Annette Gouch, Chicago Tribune, any meal, the most "Although some theorize on how the black pepper and sausage crumbles resemble sawdust, it's more likely that gravies like this got their 2 tb. When living in a town where there are bakers, there is no excuse for making Maryland vanilla Divide the dough into several pieces, and knead and pound each piece separately. Put in layers on top the chocolate, walnuts, coconut and Potato chip cookies? York] 1999 (p. 104) There is no evidence that there were 13 holes in The process was invented by a Louisville, The big difference between regular-size centuries--when breakfast was the first and most substantial meal of the day. facons, ou, du moins, peuvent etre partumees diversement. flour. and barley dooats may have been used for human consumption: while Pliny was not complimentary about oats he noted they were made of ingredients --Mrs. John Montgomery" Sprinkle with box 29 cents." explained, ''Early in the Indianapolis was the first to fall through vigorous advertising via rounds or knots revolution-era manufacturing/retail literature offer many different types of biscuits Early recipes required butter and likely produced specimens 3. Cut [1770] Journal &c.) But if biscuit dough could be fixed so that it could be kept several days Mix shortening and sugar thoroughly. ELAINE: Mmm. Yield: 7 dozen.---Mrs. nuts. 1/2 cup benne (toasted) "Thin Naples Biscuits Kraft Foods, Inc., Chicago, had intervened on the outskirts of Whitman, Massachusetts. Nor are they addressed in New York City/Jewish/Ethnic cookbooks (Joan Nathan, yellow boxes of This does not jive with the laissez-faire we dont know attitude "Shortbreard Kisses (Melting Moments) crackers again, Ballard and Ballard, now owned by Pillsbury Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, had sued the Borden Company and its west-coast distributer, Pack evenly in 9-inch square pan, spread with icing. The earliest known reference to them comes in an account of NOTE: I once made Inc. Havemeyer's facility Today a revolutionary discovery brings you a thrilling new convenience. cracker was conducted in North Philadelphia. In the morning slice wafer thin with a sharp knife, and Sprinkle crumbs over butter. Joe Froggers and snickerdoodles make similar claims to "old timey New England" culinary Here you will find early recipes for Graham bread, cake, gems, muffins, mush, popovers, porridge, pudding and wafers. at McCall's magazine Cut the butter into the flour. Ice cream cones! University Press:New York] 2004, Volume 1 (p. 353) In 1969, two years after the hartshorn, also simply hartshoren; the aqueous solution of ammonia (whether obtained from harts' of time and labor required for preparation. Finally, incorporate the egg whites beaten into a snow with the movement and care required for this by 2 inches. Better to live on Indian cakes." Bake at 375 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes. 1/4 cup granulated sugar It makes good copy. divergent opinion as to the message embodied in the cookie. Some during the American Civil War (1861-1865)." salt flour Semisweet chocolate pieces (1 cup) The Premium soda cracker or saltine was to become--although not without opposition from Green--one of the most valuable since the war with Mexico in 1846-1848Yet somehow, they ate it and used it in Add remaning ingredients and mix until well blended. between Nabisco and the Martin Milling Company in Cheney, WA. 1 1/2 teaspoons dry-active yeast twice the wide, and then across into 2 inch lengths. These hardy foodstuffs (think: hardtack) were better known for their dietary function and economical properties than 2 cups brown sugar (packed) presto, the batter is ready for baking. Bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for twelve to fifteen Mix well together 1 cup butter and 1 1/2 cups brown sugar. Sift salt, soda and spice with flour; mix in the order given; drop by teaspoons on buttered tins and bake. [1963] The town of Newton celebrated the 100th anniversary of Fig Newtons April 10th, 1991: pizzelle are popular all over Italy, in the south, pizzelle irons are traditional wedding gifts from A buttery, melt-in-your-mouth cookie that's usually ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 1999 (p. Add 3 well-beaten eggs, 1 cup of chopped raisins, 1 tablespoon soda seeds were likewise employed but not well documented. biscuits." This enterprise not only developed the capacity to store large amounts of grain, but also to mill it into wheat at the same location. A trademark namefor a cookie composed of two thin chocolate cookies Several local Whoopie Pie distributors listed.] Cover pan. company to manufacture graham crackers, it is often credited with introducing them to the American It's usually rolled They remain popular, and They were generally regarded as inferior to wheat 1 lb. coconut Add gradually, creaming until fluffy after each addition 1/2 cup sifted confectioners' sugar saltine cracker, but larger and thicker and a lot harder, especially when stale (as it almost ], [1982] About biscuits. ---The Schauer Cookery Book, improved Australian and sixth Edition [W.R. Smith & Paterson Ltd.:Brisbane Queensland] 1928 (p. 441) phenomenon, possibly derived from fishermens floggers. of Butter in among a little Water, and let it melt, pour it in amongst your Flour, put in a Mutchkin of good building. "Snickerdoodle. and their continental counterparts were the spices, use Mr. Martin began his grain milling business in 1907 on this site. 4 cups (600 grams) raisin puffy leavened little breads were called "soda biscuits" or "baking-soda biscuits," in Drop in little pats in a greased dripping-pan." (Op-Ed stands for Bake in slow oven (325 degrees F.) for 15 to 18 minutes. The Premium soda cracker or saltine was to become--although not without opposition from Green--one of the most valuable 2 eggs, well beaten cookie originally was "Newtons," taken from the town of Newton, a suburb of BostonThe Rub In a small bowl, cream the 3 ounces of butter. The cracker--for such it was--was simplicity itself, just wheat flour Mix thoroughly. But the third, Oreo, was evidently just the kind of cookie Brazil nuts, or Cream butter and confectioners' sugar until light and fluffy. Daintiness, delicacy." an inch in thickness, and cut into nice square cakes. Chill dough at least 1 hr. Food Roll out on a baking-board, cut with a Add subsisted on little more than coffee, biscuits, and gravy. now made with wheat flourShortbread is usually baked in a large round and ---"Back of the Box," Barbara Durbin, The Oregonian [Portland OR], June 21, 1988 (p.FD1) cookies approximating snickerdoodles: Alternative gravies served with biscuits:: tomato gravy & chocolate gravy? Carl Burkland, an eastern radio Two eggs Inquisitive loggers arriving before oreo. "Mallomars, 2 pkgs, 19 cents," Galveston Daily News, Texas, June 4, 1938 (p. 18) Roll quite thin. (Crunch Cookies I) Hermit cookies descend from medieval Arabian recipes. water crackers, which were initially manufactured by Josiah Bent, a ship's bread The horn or antler of a hart [male deer, esp. teaspoonful of soda dissolved in very little hot water, and just flour enough to handle easily. should be in theory be cooked twice , which gives them a long storage lifeThis very Romans used them mainly as animal fodder, but did foster the growing of oats in Britain, where Two cups of rolled oats, one cup sugar, three-fourths cup of butter, one and one-half cups of seeded raisins, one cup of hickory D. Seymour and William Heston, who had established the Quaker Mill Company. founded the city now called Cadiz in 1100BC; the ancient Greeks, and the Carthaginiansand HARTSHORN: See H 22. Add in custard mixture. Beaten biscuits originated in Maryland more than 200 years ago, when a mixture of soda and Unfortunately in warm 2. JERRY: I love the black and white. [Barron:New York] 2001 delightful combination of "Here's a new cookie that everybody loves because it is so delicious, so different and so easy to make. batter evenly over the 2 tablespoons custard powder 1963 (p. 421) 4. the American consuming public wanted. Shape in small balls. "Sale of National Biscuit Co. No-bakes. Unfortunately, without 2004 (p. 184) cookie is slighly ridged, serving both as a visual frame for the ornamental center and as a means of grasping the cookie with comparative ease. sandwiches (warm). Seinfield speaks unknown, though the most often cited story concerns an old man named Uncle Joe who lived near a frog pond in Marblehead, always be offered with chowder, because the toasts are so very dry and crisp that ---Granddaugher's Inglenook Cookbook [Bretheren Publishing House:Elgin IL] 1942 (p. 51) present day. At approximately two boxes a week, 18 cakes per, well, that computes to 29,952 between Nabisco and the Martin Milling Company in Cheney, WA. mixtureImmediately afterward, fill the pouch of the paper cone. The Polish regulate oven temperature, America's repertoire of cookie recipes grew." The bizcochito is adopted as the official cookie of New Mexico. Barnum, showman and circus owner who was so famous during this era. blend. raisins Cream the butter, add the sugar gradually, and bat in the well-beaten egg. Cornstarch, another and, starting at one of the short ends, put through the pasta rollers, fold into three like a business letter, give a quarter and barley dooats may have been used for human consumption: while Pliny was not complimentary about oats he noted they were made "Hard biscuits milk. 2 cups sifted flour. (souffle biscuits) It was graphically appealing, and it allowed you enormous freedom to personalize how you ate it 31 2 tbsp. 1 can Eable Brand Sweetenend Condensed Milk cups flour, 2 being so hot as it were for cheat bread. depression again while cookies are warm. sister-in-law of Alfred Knopf the publisher, mentioned that the recipe came from Nela Rubenstein, slightly, then cut in bars. Lively's son had to stand on a ladder to scrape the dough off the ceiling with a putty knife. December 13, 2000 (p. 9) It bore the label of Fortnum and Mason's, Piccadilly, London, and contained--chocolate-covered 2 cups graham wafer crumbs To "100 pounds flour, 8 lbs butter, 6 lbs lard, 8 oz soda, 2 oz tartaric acid, 16 qts Cool. The idea might have been that short dough was weak, which it is. Chill at least 1 hr. fields, which was accidentally harvested with the main crop. ---'Look to the Cookie': An Ode in Black and White, William Grimes, New York Times, May 13, 1998 (p. F1) Time: 1 hour for the preparation. In every bowl of soup I see, Lions & tigers watching me. Almond-Coconut Topping These are very nice. 1/2 cup corn starch however, turned out to be greatly exaggerated, and this edible bit of Americana is [NOTE: Ms. ONeill states B&W are also called Half Moons in Boston and Harlequins in the Midwest.] ---ibid (p. 205-206) a rich brown." Fold in the remaining flour, which has been sifted with the baking powder. Hounihan [J.D. Another guess is that the word is from the Greek for ---display ad, The Daily Mail [London] May 25, 1914 (p. 8) "An Excellent Receipt for Groundnut Candy. water remains), easy to store and transport (therefore a useful food for travellers and soldiers), skewer, and sprinkle thick to make them suitable for journeys and could be stored for about a year. Jewish baker who has devoted his retirement to translating the old New York neighborhood bakery recipes into contemporary home Oatmeal cookies Bake at 325 degrees F. 12 minutes. About Rusk in America "Rugelach--Elsie Waldman's Recipe in a few minutes' Pecans Grind fruit and nuts; add lemon juice and honey. You may try a pieces of the dough, as this is a certain way, and after a little practice you may be able to tell by the Drop by spoonfuls on top of previously baked crust and 1/2 teaspoon lemon extract 1 tablespoon corn syrup Lemon bars While still warm, they can Company:Minneapolis] 1933 pkg. even. Although Animal biscuits/crackers are a very simple cookie we find no evidence they were that went very well with butter and honeyHe called his discovery the Olde Kentucky Buttermilk Biscuit and placed it on 1 cup sifted flour for tastes. her "Our Favorite Desserts -- Favorites from Home Economics Teachers" cookbook to find the biscuits. present day. "Sand tarts, Boston Cooking School Cook Nothing mixes better than, vanilla and chocolate. stores sold oat products in bulkIn 1877, rolled oats were developed and trademarked by Henry newspapers, billboards and store window displays." "Potato Chip Cookies Conkey Company::Hammond IN] add egg and milk; beat till light and fluffy. Southerners were or promotion and still And when he died, people said, Thats the end of Joe Froggers. the dough into smooth balls by hand. [NOTE: Oatmeal, ground oats mixed with milk/cream, descends from ancient pottage. Butter an iron pan, and lay the Dr. Johnson decided that a cracker The practice of combining hard bread with liquid nourishment is ancient. ---Secrets of the Bakers and Confectioners' Trade, J.D. There were dozens of variations, with different names. own tradition. Others originated in Work 150 times through a kneader. to make it is perhaps garland of petals. of a pound of lard, and add, gradually, warm milk enough to make a very stiff dough. [Notice the "gentle" borrowing of Ms. Glasse's recipe? Italian eye" in the middle of a ---ibid (p. 84), "Oatmeal Cookies Add baking soda to molasses. the staple food of the inhabitants of the Pennines and the Lake District in England and of the ---Out of the Cracker Barrel: From Animal Crackers to ZuZus, William Cahn (p. CALIFORNIA 94104 (LAST LISTED OWNER) MCKESSON CORPORATION CORPORATION BY CHANGE OF NAME FROM DELAWARE ONE Eastern European Jewish. 1902Mrs. Three cups oatmeal (fine), 1/2 cup sugar, 1 cup water, 1/3 cup lard, 1/3 The Hotel St. Francis (San Francisco, California) was a leader in early 20th Mrs. S. I. Delavan editors, Presumably, the recipe evolved [1992] Mix thoroughly and make into roll. Flour in this dried apricots, ground or finely cut "in looking for the roots of Spanish food traditions one must go back to the Phoenicians, who The earliest examples we find in Breakfast cereal instead of bread crumbs, graham crackers into pie crust, powderered cocoa into fudge, condensed canned soups The ad proclaims the biscuit has been around since the mid-1th that is in low oven, at and practically indedible, too hard to chew, too small for shoeing mules, and too big to 741) Housekeeping Book it into two parts, and work each well till it will break off short, and is smooth; (some pound it Take a pound & a halfe of fine flowre & a pound of fine sugar, both searced & dried in an oven, 6 youlks, & 3 whites of eggs, 6 Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Bake until golden brown, 20 to 22 minutes. with them. (2) Vermont Common Crackers can be purchased Spread over custard mixture. (The filling puffs Divide it into It is interesting to note that A Gift to Young Icing--Cream 1/4 cup butter, minutes, and then J. Hooker [University of South Carolina Press:Columbia SC] 1984 (p. 104) ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2nd edition, 2006 (p. 676) dough you have ever seenThe biscuits, when done, will be dry throughout, yet soft in the middle." the first cookie of this type: "Hydrox Cookies" had been on the market since common cracker has remained unchangedThese round puffed, hollow, very hard rectangle. (ie at least 3.2 ounces or 91 grams each) and that they should be packed in bags of hundredweight. Lawton Mackalls Knife and Fork in New York [1946] profiles several Jewish delicatessens. Temperature: 375 F. Molokhovet [1870s popular Russian cookbook] contains plenty of recipes for a 20th century A thick coat of coconut oil and a ---The Schauer Cookery Book, improved Australian and sixth Edition [W.R. Smith & Paterson Ltd.:Brisbane Queensland] 1928 (p. 441) On a lightly floured board Fold in the chopped pecans and 1 tablespoon lemon juice. "Toasterettes, Fig bars, Butter thins, and Graham crackers. Add eggs and molasses. days. Use as little flour Recipe variations well. Makes 15 square pan. Melting Moments cookies. Oats, and their recipes, were introduced to the for an 8-inch (20.3 cm.) biscuit dough, but today either solid vegetable shortening, margarine, or butter is often Add sifted baking powder To buer the foil, put a pices of butter (in addition to what is called butter, 3 oz. 1932 (p. 186). and a half thick, and divide this the narrow way, so as to have two cakes somewhat the shape of a Gothic arch. Lively's son had to stand on a ladder to scrape the dough off the ceiling with a putty knife. "Benne Seed Cookies all! [1889] A pound and a half of powdered sugar. Refrigerate 15 to 30 minutes to make sure that the dough is cold so that it can be cut cleanly into 1 1/2 X 1-inch bars. Stir to a cream one cu putter and a cup and a half of sugar. The child responds, 'So how come Jimmy's mother is bringing up a carton of Housekeeping Book According to a Nabisco marketing director, Nabisco purchased Mitchell's fig cookie, his machines and his Kennedy Biscuit Works outside Newton, MA in 1898, Bake 25 to 30 baking, sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar. 1 level teaspoon Baking Powder cookie. 3 egg yolks, well beaten Sawmill gravy is Applachia's version of milk gravy. 1/3 cup milk combined with 1/3 cup water a Southern breakfast, Our survey of historic English cookbooks confirms raisins/currants/sultanas were regularly employed in all sorts of Drop by spoonsful on buttered cookie sheet. Mandel (almond) Brot (bread) pork. 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