Ingredients
- one give us peace in all our states
- 4 oranges
- 9 library of congress
Directions
Chafing Dish Menus.
Lobster Newberg Chicken Salad Lemon Ice
Venetian Egg Rolls
Lettuce Sandwiches Olives
Little Gold Cakes Chocolate
Chicken Terrapin Potato Salad
English Monkey Chive Sandwiches Chocolate Canape Coffee
Nut Bread Olives
Frankfurt Sausages Cabbage Salad
Creamed Potatoes Sardine Sandwiches Banbury Tarts Coffee
Rye Bread Radishes
Fireless Cooker.
Boiled Potatoes
Sliced Tomatoes
Toasted Wafers
Iced Watermelon Lamb Stew
Rice Pudding Coffee
Buttered Onions French Dressing
Edam Cheese
TABLE ETIQUETTE AND MENUS. 367
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Our National Birds — -The American Eagle, the Thanksgiving Turkey.
''May one give us peace in all our states — And the other a piece for all our plates."
Have the table decorations in yellow, and carry out this color scheme as far as possible in the courses to be served. For center- piece take a large fine pumpkin that will stand flat on the bottom. Cut off the upper third, remove seeds and membrane. Stand a tall vase in the center of it and put yellow chrysanthemums in the vase, around it fill the pumpkin with fruit, oranges, apples and allow clusters of white grapes to fall over the edges. Place the pumpkin on a low silver tray and around it put 3 or 4 oranges with the skin cut part way down in quarters and turned back like rose leaves. Add also a few chrysanthemums with their own foli- age. This can be passed at the close of the meal for the fruit course.
Little Neck Clams Oyster Cream Soup Wafers Celery
Roast Young Turkey, Chestnut Stuffing, Giblet Sauce Mashed Potatoes, Squash, Creamed Onions Cranberry Jelly
Chicken Salad served in Orange Skins
OHves Rolled Sandwiches tied with Yellow Baby Ribbon
Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
Ginger Ice Cream Sunshine Cake
Candied Orange Peel Fruit Mint Candies
Crackers Cheese
Coffee Champagne Cider Salted Nuts
368 THE MENDELSSOHN CLUB COOK BOOK.
Christmas Dinner.
The Christmas colors should be used, red and green. A large cut glass bowl filled with holly branches and glowing poinsetta blossoms is an attractive center-piece. The salad should be served in large red peppers. Select fine ones with stems, cut off top, re- move seeds, fill with the salad, replace top. The upright stem serves as a handle.
Blue Points
Claret Consomme Bread Sticks Tied with Red Ribbons
Southern Chicken Pie Potato Puff Pickled Peaches
Roast Goose with Raisin Dressing, Surrounded with Baked Red
Apples with core hole filled with Currant Jelly
Glace Sweet Potatoes New Beets, Italian Style
Baked Tomato with Rice
Sweetbread Salad served in Red Peppers
Radishes cut like Roses Ripe Olives
Lettuce Sandwiches Christmas Plum Pudding
Wine Sauce made at table in Chafing Dish
Charlotte Russe garnished with Preserved Strawberries
Nuts Raisins' Stuffed Dates
Cheese Crackers
Picnic Supper.
Fried Chicken Escalloped Potatoes with Grated Cheese on top
Stuffed Eggs, au Gratin Sardine Sandwiches
Cabbage Salad in Lemon Cups Ohves
Pineapple Tarts Honey Drop Cookies
Hallowe'en Supper.
Brown Bread Sandwiches Pumpkin Pie
Doughnuts Champagne Cider
Raisins Apples Nuts
tablp: etiquette and menus. 369
German Luncheon.
Thin Slices of Rye Bread, some with Smoked Salmon on top, some
with Cheese, some with Cold Meats and some with
Frankfurt Sausages
White Wine Soup Crackers and Cheese
Timbales of Cold Meat and Tomato Sauce
Macaroni a la Italian Potatoes
Rof^ks Apple Sauce
Children's Party.
Sliced Cold Turkey or Chicken Saratoga Potatoes
Peanut Sandwiches Sweet Sandwiches
Ice Cream Frozen in Different Forms
Little Frosted Cakes with Caraway Candies on top
Cracker Jack Candy
NOV 8 1909
I COPY. DEI.. TO CAT DIV.
NOV' 8 i'.::9
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS