Ambrosia Floating Island

(Photograph above)

DIRECTIONSINGREDIENTSFOR 2FOR 4FOR 6
1. Mix and heat slowly to boilingPET MILK6 tablesp.¾ cup1¼ cups
WATER1½ tablesp.3 tablesp.¼ cup
2. Stir into mixture ofslightly beaten EGG YOLKS123
SUGAR1½ tablesp.3 tablesp.¼ cup
SALTfew grainsfew grains⅛ teasp.
grated ORANGE RIND½ teasp.1 teasp.1½ teasp.
3. Cook over boiling water and stir until mixture thickens slightly or about2 minutes3 minutes4 minutes
4. Remove from heat and stir inORANGE JUICE3 tablesp.⅓ cup½ cup
5. Pour into shallow serving dish holding about1 pint1 quart1½ quarts
6. Cover and chill.
7. When ready to serve, beat until stiffEGG WHITES123
8. Beat in slowlySUGAR2 tablesp.¼ cup6 tablesp.
9. Drop in 2 or 4 or 6 “islands” on top of chilled custard.
10. Top “islands” withshredded COCONUT¼ cup½ cup¾ cup
11. Garnish with orange sections if desired.

Butterscotch Balls

(Photograph on front cover)

DIRECTIONSINGREDIENTSFor 3 dozenFor 6 dozen
1. Mix in saucepan, then heat slowly, stirring until sugar is dissolvedbrown SUGAR1 cup2 cups
PET MILK¼ cup½ cup
BUTTER1 tablesp.2 tablesp.
SALT⅛ teasp.¼ teasp.
2. Remove from heat, cool thoroughly, but do not chill.
3. Add about ¼ cup at a time, mixing until smooth after each additionpowdered SUGAR2 cups4 cups
4. Turn out on board which has been sprinkled withpowdered SUGAR2 tablesp.¼ cup
5. Knead with the hands until smooth and creamy.
6. Shape into inch balls, rolling each one as it is shaped inchopped NUTS1 cup2 cups
7. Put on waxed paper. Chill before serving.

Holiday Crescents

(Photograph on front cover)

DIRECTIONSINGREDIENTSFor 3 dozenFor 4½ dozen
1. Let stand in warm room until soft enough to stir easilyBUTTER or margarine½ cup¾ cup
2. Sift togethersifted all-purpose FLOUR1½ cups2¼ cups
powdered SUGAR½ cup¾ cup
SALT½ teasp.¾ teasp.
3. MixPET MILK¼ cup⅓ cup
VANILLA½ teasp.¾ teasp.
4. Beat into butter gradually, about a tablespoon at a time, using a mixing spoon or rotary egg beater.
5. Stir in flour mixture, about ¼ cup at a time, mixing well.
6. Mix infinely cut NUTS1 cup1½ cups
7. Pinch off about a teaspoon of dough at a time. Roll withfingers into strip 2½ inches long. Turn each strip to form a half-moon. Put on ungreased bakingsheet about an inch apart. Bake on top shelf in moderate oven (375° F.) for 12 minutes, or until very light brown.
8. Roll, while still warm, inpowdered SUGAR6 tablesp.½ cup

Note: You’ll have perfect success with this recipe in any altitude up to 5,000 feet. If you live in a higher altitude, write for specially adjusted recipe, stating altitude at which you live and name of recipe.