This section is from the book "Tested And Tried Recipes Of Azusa And Vicinity Housekeepers", by The Azusa Woman's Club. Also available from Amazon: The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl.
One rounded tablespoonful butter makes................................ | 1 | oz. |
" " " granulated sugar......... | 1 | " |
Two " " flour ............................................................... | 1 | " |
spice (ground).................................... | 1 | " |
Five medium-sized nutmegs ........................................................................ | 1 | " |
One quart sifted flour........................................................................ | 1 | lb. |
" pint granulated sugar ................................................................................. | 1 | " |
" " butter................................................................................................... | 1 | " |
" " ordinary liquid ..................................................................... | 1 | " |
" " chopped meat ............................................... | 1 | " |
" cupful rice................... | ½ | " |
" " corn meal ................................................................................ | 6 | oz. |
" " dried currants .............................................................................. | 6 | " |
" " grated bread crumbs ............................................................. | 2 | " |
Two ordinary teacups make............................................................................. | 1 | pt. |
The following table gives the time required for cooking and the quantity of sugar to the quart for canning the various | ||||
kinds of fruit: | Time for boiling | Quantity of sugar to quart | ||
Cherries.............................................................................. | 5 | minutes | 6 | ounces; |
Raspberries................................................................. | 6 | " | 4 | " |
Blackberries................................................................. | 6 | " | 6 | " |
Plums......................................................................... | 10 | " | 10 | " |
Pie plant........................................................................... | 10 | " | 8 | " |
Sour pears..................................................................... | 30 | " | 4 | " |
Bartlett pears........................................................... | 20 | " | 6 | " |
Peaches.......................................................................... | 8 | " | 4 8 | " |
Strawberries......................................................... | 8 | " | " | |
Peaches, whole........................................................... | 15 | " | 4 | " |
Pineapple, sliced...................................................... | 15 | " | 6 | " |
Siberian crab apples......................................... | 25 | " | 8 | " |
Sour apples, sliced................................................ | 10 | " | 5 | " |
Ripe currants........................................................... | 6 | " | 8 | " |
Wild grapes.................................................................. | 10 | " | 8 | " |
Tomatoes............................................................... | 20 | " | 0 | " |
Gooseberries.......................................................... | 8 | " | 8 | " |
Quinces, sliced......................................................... | 15 | " | 10 | " |
Two tablespoons (well heaped) granulated sugar is equal to 1 ounce.
Two teacups of granulated sugar is equal to 1 pound; or 1 heaping pint of sugar weighs 1 pound.
 
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