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Roast suckling pig ready for the New Years table. Use mint or parsley over the eye and to garnish. Place a round rosy apple in the mouth.

Identifier: americanpoultryw13curt (find matches)
Title: American poultry world
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Curtis, Grant M American Poultry Publishing Company
Subjects: Poultry Periodicals
Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y. : American Poultry Pub. Co Lockport, N.Y. : American Poultry World Co
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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0 Cockerels fromhens that laid 190 to 217 eggs a year, $3.00each. Show Cockerels $10.00, bred from1st Madison Square Cockerel. Circular free H. S. Lamson, Box C, Cameron, N. Y. TOLMANSFRESH AIR POULTRY HOUSES NONE SUPERIOR Every poultryman should read my illustrated circular upon them. It will interest you all.Eggs for hatching from my Fresh Air Bred and Raised White Plymouth Rocks. . . . JOSEPH T0LMAN, R. F. D. Box G, ROCKLAND, MASS. A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF Won 1st Cock, 1st Cockerel, 3rd and 4th Pullets, 1st and 3rd PensEMPIRE POULTRY SHOWWon four special Silver Cups—First Cockeral was the sensation of the show TOP NOTCH BARRED ROCKS also won 1st Cock, 1st Hen, 2nd Cockerel, 1st Pullet and 1st Pen,with but four single birds and one pen shown. TOP NOTCH S. C. BLACK MIN0RCAS A few choice birds for sale, also eggs from my best matings in season.WRITE TO-DA Y OR VISIT OUR FARMS TOP NOTCH FARMS, Water Mill, Long Island, N. Y. HENRY CUNDELL, Mgr. January, 1910 AMERICAN POULTRY WORLD 201
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Roast suckling pig ready for the New Years table. Use mint or parsley over the eye ana togarnish. Place a round rosy apple in the mouth—Ed. cotton cloth around the pig to holdhim in shape. Place a cork in themouth. Rub the outside thoroughlywith salt and pepper and dredge withflour. Cook in a moderate oven fromthree to four hours basting frequentlywith the fat in the pan and with but-ter and hot water. If the pig is turn-ed occasionally, the sides and underpart will be evenly cooked. Whenready to serve garnish with parsley inthe eye cavities and back and with arosy apple in the mouth. Serve withapple sauce. MARYLAND BISCUIT 1 quart flour 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons lard or butter 1 cup cold water Sift the salt with the flour and workthe shortening thoroughly into it withthe hands. Mix with the water to avery stiff dough adding the watergradually, stirring and kneading allthe time. Knead for ten minutes thenbeat hard with a biscuit beater orheavy rolling pin for twenty-five min-ute

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