Guide for Nut Cookery Together With a Brief History of Nuts And Their Food Valu

Almeda Lambert

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Cook the onions as previously directed and sift through a colander. To i cup of sifted onions add i cup of sifted pota- toes. Salt to taste ; add enough nut milk to make of the right consistency for soup.
PLAIN SOUP.
Take 2 tablespoonfuls of peanut butter emulsified in I quart of boiling water and cook in a double boiler for one hour. Salt to taste just before serving. This soup may be varied by adding celery, onions, summer savory, or thyme, to flavor, or steamed rice, cooked macaroni, verm...icelli, or vege- tables cut fine and cooked in the soup.
PEA SOUP.
Prepare the peas as directed under Peas, and to i pint of the sifted peas add i level tablespoonful of peanut butter, salt to taste, and if desired, the juice of one onion. Grate the onion, and press out the juice with a spoon. Add suffi- cient water to make of the right consistency. If thickened with a teaspoonful of flour, it will keep the peas from settling.
PEANUT SOUP NO. J.
Cook the peanuts as directed. (See index. ) Sift them through a colander.

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