The Science of Home Making; a Textbook in Home Economics
The book The Science of Home Making; a Textbook in Home Economics was written by author Pirie, Emma E. (Emma Elizabeth), B. 1875 Here you can read free online of The Science of Home Making; a Textbook in Home Economics book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is The Science of Home Making; a Textbook in Home Economics a good or bad book?
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Add nuts if de- sired. Jelly Filling. A tart jelly makes a very good filling. Loaf Cake Bake the cup cake mixture in a loaf according to the following di- rections : CAKES AND CAKE MAKING 247 For a cake made with butter or other fat, heat the gas oven for five min- utes with one burner. Put a jian of hot water on the bottom and put the cake on the middle shelf of the oven. Turn the burner down half waj for thirty minutes; then turn to full force for twenty minutes. Remove the water ten or fifte...en minutes before the cake is done, according to the tem- I erature of the oven. If the top browns quickly lay a stiff paper over it for a while. The gas burners must be regulated according to the gas pres- sure. With a low piessure both burners may be used. Bake a thin loaf cake for forty minutes, increasing the heat after the first twenty minutes. Bake a thick cake at least an hour. Loaf cake requires a glower oven than layer cake because it is so thick that a crust will form before it rises. When using a wood or coal stove, proceed as above, regu- lating the heat according to the directions for cup and layer cakes.
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