Lacon High School - Tickler Yearbook (Lacon, IL)

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L RECIPES Some delightful dishes concocted by the Domestic Science class: Prunes a la Prunes Take six large unwrinkled prunes and put them in a pint cupg into this put two quarts of large prunes and cook over a slow HTC for five minutes. 1' Note-- A small prune may be added for seasoningjj Serve frozen within a few sec- onds after oooking. A Tomato Dish Take three green tomatoes and add six ripe tomatoes, one spoiled tomato, two dried tomatoes, four pickled tomatoes and eight preserved tomatoesg add about a quart of mashed tomatoes for seasoning and set away in a damp cup- board for about six weeks and serve at midnight on some old bridge. t'Note-- This must be done to appreciate the flavor.j Cake Without Sugar Take one-half sack of Hour, add to this, in place of sugar, three cans of baking powderg mix well and add one egg. QNote-Egg must not be too old or flavor of cake will be spoiled.j Add one teaspoonful of butter and one pint of milk. Mix in a concrete mixer and bake in a hot oven for three daysg if cake is still soggy bake some more. CNote-This cake is very healthful except that it is rather indigestible, due to its concrete nature. It causes violent dis- turbances in the abdomen and has been known to kill in three days--outside of this it is very goody Nail-Keg Brandy. Sh! Sh! Keep this, but don't tell your friends. Sh! Take three gallons of rain water and into this put three pounds of nails, two quarts of raisins and two boxes of Rough-on-Rats. To this add a pound of gunpowder and brew in the dark of the moon in a hollow stump. XVhen ready to drink dig your grave and do not stand more than ten feet away from it when you drink or you'll never reach it. Roast Milk-Fed Duck Have ready one medium-size quart of milk and one duck. Feed the milk to the duck and kill duck. Roast in quick oven and serve hot,