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1984 Greenwood Jaycees Recipe Book

Cookbook page 45

Time Chart For Roasts, Time Table For Broiling And Pan Broiling, Temperatures For Baking Flour Mixtures

TIME CHART FOR ROASTS

Kind:                                                      Minutes per lb. after searing:
Beef — rare — 10-16 ... . medium — 17-22 .... well done — 23-30
Veal, pork, lamb — well done — 30 ... . Cured pork — well done — 40-55
Broiling: Remove any extra fat from the meat and grease the broiler with some of it.
Broil the meat over a clear fire or under a gas or electric burner. Sear it on both sides and
cook it half of the required time on each side.
Pan broiling: Heat a frying pan very hot and grease it, by rubbing with a little fat. Sear
meat on both sides, then cook more slowly until done. Season. Keep free from fat.

                          TIME TABLE FOR BROILING AND PAN BROILING
Kind of Meat:                                                         Time in Minutes:
Beef steaks — 1-inch thick                                       Rare or medium, 8-10
              1 1/2-inch                                        Rare or medium, 10-15
              2-inch                                          . Rare or medium, 18-25
Pork chops, thin — 8-10 ... . Lamb chops, rib — 6-8 ... . Loin or shoulder — 8-10
Mutton chops 1-inch thick — 15-20 .... Veal cutlets, very thin — 6-8 ... . Chops — 10
Sauteing or pan frying: Remove any extra fat and dip the meat in crumbs, egg and
crumbs again (or use a mixture or corn meal and crumbs), cook 25 to 30 minutes in a
small amount of fat in a frying pan, browning first on one side then turning, seasoning
with salt and pepper, and browning on the other. Example: breaded veal chops.
Tender Meat Cookery: Roasting: Skewer meat into shape, lay on a rack in a meat pan and
put pieces of the meat fat in the bottom of the pan. Place in a hot oven, 500 degrees F.,
on the upper grate for 10 minutes to sear meat; season with salt and pepper, remove to
the lower grate of oven; lower temperature to about 300 degrees F.; baste occasionally
until done. Add hot water if necessary for basting.

                          TEMPERATURES FOR BAKING FLOUR MIXTURES

Food                                                            Temperature                                  Time (Min.)
Baking powder biscuit.......... ....                       450 degrees to 460 degrees      . . . ................12-15
Bread...................................... ....           350 degrees to 400 degrees      . . . ................45-60
Butter cake, loaf.................... . . . .              360 degrees to 400 degrees      . . . ................40-60
Butter cake, layer.................. ....                  380 degrees to 400 degrees      . . . ................ 20-40
Cake, angel.............................. ....             300 degrees to 360 degrees      . . . ................ 50-60
Cake,sponge ......................... ....                 300 degrees to 350 degrees      . . . ................40-60
Cake, fruit.............................. ....             275 degrees to 325 degrees      . . . ............... 3-4 hours
Cookies, thin......................... ..........          380 degrees to 390 degrees      . . . .............10-12
Cookies, molasses............................              350 degrees to 375 degrees      . . . .............18-20
Cream puffs............................ . . . .            300 degrees to 350 degrees       . . . ................45-60
Meringues.............................. ..........         250 degrees to 300 degrees      . . . ................40-60
Muffins (b. p.).................................           400 degrees to 425 degrees      . . . ................ 20-25
Pie crust .................................. . . . .       400 degrees to 500 degrees       . . . ................ 20-40
Popovers.............................. .. ..........       350 degrees to 450 degrees       . . . ................ 35-40
Rolls........................................ ..........   400 degrees to 425 degrees       . . . ................ 25-30

                                          TABLE FOR COOKING CEREALS
                                                                                                          Time in
Kind and Amount                                       Salt                 Water                         double boiler

Cream of wheat, 1 cup . . . . .                   1 1/2 tsp                4c.                           40 minutes
Corn meal, 1 cup                                  1 1/2 tsp                4c.                           3 1/2 hours
Rice, 1 cup                                       1 tsp.                  3 c.                           40 minutes
Hominy (coarse)                                   1 tsp.                  5 c.                           3 hours
         (fine)                                   1 1/2 tsp                4c.
Rolled oats, 1 cup                                1 tsp                 . 21/2
Cracked wheat, 1 cup                              1 tsp.          ...... 4 c.                            2 hours
                                                                                   c..................   1 hour
                                                                  -b-                                    4 to 6 hours