This section is from the book "Capital City Recipes", by First Presbyterian Church (Raleigh, N.C.). Woman's Auxiliary. Also available from Amazon: Capital City Cook Book, A Collection Of Practical Tested Receipts By Many Of The Best Housekeepers.
Butter-Cupfuls ..............................................1/4
Sugar-Cupfuls ..............................................1/4
Eggs ................................................................1
Flour-Cupfuls ..............................................2
Milk-Cupfuls ................................................3/4
Baking Powders-Teaspoonfuls ....................3
Cream butter, add sugar and eggs well beaten, sift powders with flour and add to the first mixture, alternating with the milk. Bake in buttered gem pans 25 minutes. MRS. A. W. BAGLEY.
Milk - Quarts ..................................................1
Yeast - Tablespoonfuls ..................................3
Butter - Tablespoonfuls ..................................1
Eggs ................................................................2
Salt - Teaspoonfuls ........................................1
When enough flour to make a good batter mix the milk, yeast and salt; let it stand to rise over night; in the morning add the eggs (well beaten) and the butter (melted). MRS. T. B. YANCEY.
Flour - Pints ..................................................1
Meal - Cupfuls ..............................................1 1/2
Yeast - Cupfuls ..............................................1
Soda - Teaspoonfuls ......................................1/2
Salt - Teaspoonfuls ......................................1
Make a stiff batter with flour, meal, yeast and a little water or milk; put to rise over night; in the morning beat well and add the soda; bake brown.
Mrs. N. B. Crow
Eggs - Beaten separately................................2
Milk - Pints ....................................................1/2
Salt - Teaspoonfuls ..........................................1
Flour - Cupfuls ................................................2
Let the batter stand one hour before using, beating and adding whites just before frying. Fry in deep lard heated until a blue smoke arises. Serve very hot with either wine sauce or sifted sugar. Dixie Receipt Book
Rice (cold boiled) - Pints ..............................1/2
Milk - Teacupfuls ............................................1
Eggs ..............................................3
Lard or Butter - Teaspoonfuls ......................1
A little Salt.
Make these ingredients into a batter, adding enough flour to make the consistency of pound cake batter. If preferred, can use one egg and one teaspoonful baking powder.
Eggs ................................ 1
Graham Flour (shaken) - Cupfuls........ 3
Salt - Teaspoonfuls .................... 1/2
2 1/2 cupfuls skimmed milk or 2 cupfuls skimmed and 1/2 cupful cream.
Mix; beat hard one moment; bake immediately in hissing hot gem-pans and very hot oven.
Miss Bartlett
 
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