Irma Harding

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Irma Harding,  International Harvester Refrigerator Recipes

“ The sauce is either white sauce, plain or varied, or a cream soup. The starch may be noodles, spaghetti, macaroni, crackers, potatoes or potato chips, bread crumbs or a cereal. The protein food may be meat, fish, poultry or cheese. Often the vegetables and protein foods are leftovers which are cleverly combined to appear dressed-up in a new attire.
For the majority of casserole dishes, a medium white sauce is the right consistency—the proportions being 2 tablespoons butter to 2 tablespoons flour, 1⁄2 teaspoon salt, few grains pepper, and 1 cup milk.
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Source: Gutenberg

Irma Harding,  International Harvester Refrigerator Recipes

“ Dip fruits that darken in lemon juice. Pieces of fruit should be large enough so they can be identified. Many of the smaller fruits and berries can be left whole or halved. Allow 1⁄2 cup fruit per serving. Handle salad foods lightly. Do not mix excessively, or packing and bruising may result. Keep salads in the refrigerator until ready to serve. Long waiting in room temperature causes them to lose their crispness. It is good practice to chill the salad plates in your refrigerator before serving the salad. This applies especially to fruit and gelatin salads. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Irma Harding,  International Harvester Refrigerator Recipes

“ To freeze ice cream, set the cold control for fast freezing (coldest position) . Pour the mixture into the tray and place it on the bottom of the freezing compartment in contact with the refrigerated surface. Freeze until firm throughout. Remove the frozen mixture from the tray to a chilled bowl and break up the mixture with wooden spoon (a wooden spoon does not conduct heat from the hand as a metal one does) . Work quickly. Beat with an electric mixer or a rotary beater until mass is free of hard lumps. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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