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Recipes from The Inglenook Cookbook
by The Sisters of the Brethren Church (1906)
Pare the potatoes, wash and put on to cook in enough water to keep, them from burning, put some salt in while cooking, stick with a fork and see when done. Mash fine, add butter and cream to make as thin as you want them.
Sister Sadie A. Good, New Market, Va.
Mash and beat your potatoes until quite light and white. Season with salt, butter, and rich milk. Then make a division through the center of the potatoes, have 2 well-beaten eggs, whites and yolks separate. Stir the whites in one half, yolks in the other. Now take a large spoonful alternate, stack on a pie pan, smooth a little, set in hot oven for 15, minutes to brown. With a broad knife blade place on potato tureen.
Sister Mary B. Peck, Manvel, Texas.
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