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Salads and Salad Dressings SunldstBullefm Domestic Science Lesson NUMBER 39 SALADS AND SALAD DRESSINGS HE salad course is not only appetizing and delicious but introduces into the menu fresh uncooked greens, Tvegetables and fruits to balance the cooked foods, in- crease nutrition and give many body-renewing elements to the blood. Oranges, lemons and grapefruit, singly and in combina- tions, offer great variety to salads. They are all-the-year fresh fruits, always available. They combine well with other fruits and with many vegetables. They are equally good in all forms of salad, the simple mixed salad, the jellied salad, the dessert or sweet salad and the frozen salad. In any of these forms the vitamins in the fresh uncooked citrus fruits will increase nutrition and vitality. The minerals and acids contained so richly in the California citrus fruits aid diges- tion as well as furnish these necessary elements to the body. These fruits are a correct balance to the protein foods that make up the main course of luncheon or dinner, for although acid in flavor their reaction in the body is alkaline. All fruits for salads should be carefully prepared so that they look attractive and appetizing. When oranges or grapefruit are used they should be peeled first and then all the thin white separating membrane should be removed from the sections. The California citrus fruits are easily peeled and separated into sections or segments and the scarcity of seeds makes them especially well adapted to use in salads. Lemon juice used in all forms of salad dressing in place of vinegar gives a delicate and individual flavor that blends harmoniously with the other ingredients and develops their individuality. Besides this it increases the vitamins, acids and min- erals so valuable in the diet. Lemons are also used as a garnish to many salads, especially those containing fish and vegetables, and the juice is utilized to flavor the jelly used as a basis for many delicious luncheon and dessert salads. Salads are served as the introduction to a luncheon or dinner, as a separate course, and as a dessert if a sweet dressing is used, or if the salad molded or frozen uses ingredients that are sweet rather than sharp or acid. The heartier salads are also used as special refresh- ments at occasional parties or entertainments. French dressing is used with the simple mixed salads served with luncheon or dinner, and it also marinates the ingredients of the meat, vegetable or fruit salad to increase and develop the flavor. Mayon- naise is used on the many combinations of fruits, and mixed ingre- dients as well as jellied or frozen salads. A cooked dressing may be substituted if preferred. For the dessert salads a sweet dressing is most suitable, containing whipped cream. This should be made thick and stiff so that the addition of the cream will not thin it too much. The greens must be clean and crisp, and all the ingredients well drained and thoroughly chilled. SALAD DRESSINGS Fruited French Dressing Fruit Mayonnaise (Serves 6-8) (Serves 6-10) 6 tablespoons oil V2 cup orange juice 2 tablespoons lemon or grapefruit juice y4 cup juice from canned pineapple 1 tablespoon candied cherries y4 cup lemon juice 1 tablespoon candied orange peel 2 teaspoons sugar Paprika 2 teaspoons cornstarch Salt V4 teaspoon salt 1 egg yolk Blend together the oil and the fruit juice, 1 teaspoon butter mixing until thick. Then add the candied cher- Whipped cream ries, chopped and the same amount of chop- Heat fruit juices. Add sugar, cornstarch and ped candied orange peel. Season highly with salt mixed together, and cook in a double boiler for fifteen minutes. Add egg yolk and paprika and slightly with salt. Serve as soon cook until thickened. Add butter and beat as made or beat well just before serving. well. When cold mix with an equal quantity of whipped cream. Mayonnaise Dressing (Serves 6-8) Mayonnaise i/2 teaspoon salt (Makes 3 quarts) i/2 teaspoon powdered sugar (Quantity recipe for school lunch room, etc.) 1/2 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon mustard 1 tablespoon mustard 1 egg yolk 1 tablespoon powdered sugar 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon salt 1 cup oil 1/2 teaspoon paprika Vs teaspoon cayenne Mix the dry ingredients in a straight-sided 10 egg yolks 2 quarts oil bowl, add the egg yolk and mix thoroughly, 1 cup lemon juice beating with a rotary egg beater. Add the 1 cup cream lemon juice gradually, beating until the mix- Mix the dry ingredients, add the egg yolks ture is well blended. Then add the oil grad- and blend. Add the oil, a very little at a time at first, beating with a rotary egg beater. ually, beating until thoroughly mixed after When mixture is thick add a little lemon juice. each addition. When the mixture begins to Alternate with the oil until all is used. Whip thicken the oil may be added more rapidly. the cream stiff and add just before serving. Dessert Salad Dressing Divinity Salad Dressing (Serves 6-8) (Serves 6-8) % cup sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice i/a cup water 1 tablespoon grapefruit juice 3/4 cup sugar V2 cup orange juice 2 eggs 1 cup whipped cream 2 eggs IV2 lemons, juice of Cook sugar and water until it threads. Pour Mix the sugar and eggs and beat thorough- the syrup gradually over the stiffly beaten egg whites. Beat thoroughly. Add beaten yolks ly, add the fruit juices and cook over hot and cook over hot water, beating constantly water until mixture is as thick as cream. Cool until the mixture is thick. Beat until cool, and carefully fold in the whipped cream. add fruit juices and serve very cold. SALADS Hollywood Salad Tropical Salad (Serves 6-8) (Serves 6) 3 oranges 1 cup nuts 2 grapefruit Lettuce 1 cup melon balls Lettuce 2 apples Sugar 12 slices orange Garnish of green pepper 3 bananas French dressing 6 slices tomato Any desired dressing Peel and dice the fruit and break up the With a vegetable cutter cut small balls from nut meats into small pieces. Arrange on a cantaloup or watermelon that is fairly firm leaves of crisp lettuce. Sweeten a little if de- in texture. Peel and slice oranges and toma- sired. Serve with French dressing. toes. Place 1 slice of tomato and 2 slices of orange on lettuce on each plate and arrange Grapefruit and Celery Salad several melon balls on top. Garnish with (Serves 6-8) pieces of green pepper cut in fancy shapes, or 2 grapefruit Mayonnaise finely chopped. Serve with any desired dressing. Celery Paprika Cut grapefruit in quarters lengthwise. Re- move pulp, carefully discarding membrane. Orange and Grapefruit Salad Measure* and add an equal amount of finely (Serves 6-8) cut celery, reserving celery tips for garnish. 2 oranges % cup white cherries Moisten mixture with mayonnaise and blend all 2 grapefruit Green pepper garnish together. Return to grapefruit skins and cover Lettuce Mayonnaise with dressing. Garnish with celery tips and Peel fruit and separate from all white sprinkle with paprika. membrane. Divide into segments or sections. Arrange on lettuce on individual plates alter- Spinach Salad with Asparagus Tips nate sections of orange and grapefruit like (Serves 6) the petals of a flower. In the center put a 3 cups cooked spinach y4 teaspoon paprika few pitted canned white cherries. Garnish 1/4 cup lemon juice Lettuce 11/2 teaspoons onion juice Asparagus tips with thin strips of green pepper placed criss- % teaspoon salt Mayonnaise cross over the center. Serve with mayonnaise. Chop spinach very fine and press out all ex- cess moisture. Add lemon juice, onion juice, Duck and Orange Salad salt and paprika. Mix thoroughly. Pack into (Serves 6-8) custard cups greased with salad oil and chill. 2 cups cold duck cut in small pieces Unmold on lettuce and arrange several aspara- 4 oranges gus tips around each mold. Serve with may- 1/2 cup salad oil 1 tablespoon lemon juice onnaise. y2 teaspoon salt Vs teaspoon pepper Orange and Onion Salad 1/4 teaspoon paprika (Serves 4) Lettuce 4 oranges Lettuce Cut the duck into small dice. Peel the 2 slices Spanish onion French dressing oranges and slice very thin. Mix oil, lemon Peel oranges and cut in thin slices. Cut juice and seasonings until well blended. Pour onion in very fine shreds, add to orange and this dressing over the duck and oranges and allow to stand for several hours in a cold place. allow to stand for a few minutes. Serve on Arrange on lettuce and serve with French lettuce with additional dressing of any desired dressing. kind, if necessary. Orange, Tomato and Onion Salad Grapefruit and Crab Salad (Serves 6) (Serves 10-12) 3 tomatoes ¡Lettuce 2 cups grapefruit pulp French dressing 3 oranges Mayonnaise 2 cups crab meat Lettuce 1 small onion % cup diced cucumbers Mayonnaise Peel and slice tomatoes and remove peel 1^4 cups chopped celery and white membrane from oranges. Cut in Peel the grapefruit and free the pulp of all pieces. To these add one small onion finely membrane. Cut in pieces. Mix with crab grated. Toss all the ingredients together until meat, cucumber and celery and marinate in well blended. Serve on crisp lettuce with high- sweetened French dressing. Serve on lettuce ly seasoned mayonnaise. with mayonnaise. Jellied Ginger Ale Salad Orange Jelly Salad (Serves 6-8) (Serves 6-8) 6 slices canned pineapple 3 tablespoons granulated gelatine 12 marshmallows 4 tablespoons cold water 4 oranges i/2 cup boiling water 18 dates i/4 cup lemon juice 3 tablespoon sugar y2 cup walnut meats broken in pieces lVa cups ginger ale 2 tablespoons granulated gelatine % cup white cherries 1 cup cold water 1 banana 2 cups hot water 2 oranges 1/2 cup sugar i/3 cup broken nut meats 1/2 cup orange juice Lettuce 1 lemon, juice of Dressing Lettuce Soften gelatine in cold water for five min- Dressing utes.
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