Australian Recipes - Great Tasting Vintage Recipes From Down Under
Who said Aussies don't have great culinary taste? Here are some great tasting and inexpensive to prepare hearty vintage Australian vegetables recipes that anyone can enjoy ...
POTATO PUFF
• ½ lb. Cold Potatoes -- 1d. * • 2 Eggs -- 2d. * • 1 oz. Butter * • 1 gill Milk -- 1d. * • Total Cost -- 4d. * • Time—Half an Hour * Mash the potatoes, beat the butter to a cream, then beat in the eggs, pepper, salt, and milk. Stir up the potatoes, pour into a buttered pie-dish, and bake for about half an hour. Serve hot.
POTATOES STUFFED
• 6 Large Potatoes -- 2d. * • ¼ lb. Cold Meat -- 1/2d. * • ½ gill Gravy or Sauce * • Pepper, Salt, and Parsley -- 1/2d. * • Total Cost -- 3d. * • Time—One Hour and a Half. * Wash and scrub the potatoes, and bake them in the oven till quite done. Cut them in half so that they will stand nicely. Scoop out the inside, and mix the potato meal with some butter, pepper, and salt. Make a little savoury meat by directions given for mince, and nearly fill the potato skins with this. Put some of the potato on top, making it look as rough and rocky as possible. Stand in the oven till quite hot, and serve.
HARICOT BEANS AND BACON
• 1 pint Haricot Beans -- 2d. * • 1 teaspoonful Parsley * • ½ lb. Bacon * • Pepper and Salt -- 5d. * • Total Cost -- 7d. * • Time—Two Hours. * Soak the haricot beans and boil them by directions already given. Rub them through a wire sieve. The bacon should be in thin rashers and very fat. Cook it carefully in a small clean frying-pan, and as the fat runs from it, pour it on the beans. Mash them up with this and a little pepper and salt, and put them into a hot dish. Sprinkle over with parsley and lay the bacon rashers on top. Serve hot.
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