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LEFT-OVER MEATS MADE APPETIZING
Cookery Hints That Enable You to Serve a Satisfying Hot Dinner Instead of a Cold Lunch.
By MARY JANE MCCLURE
ANY housekeepers look helplessly at the cold
roast beef, lamb. etc., left after the first
meal. They know that the family will not
relish a dinner made from its cold slices, but don't
know what else can be done
Take a lesson from the
skillful and thrifty German
cook and provide yourself
with a jar of Armour's Ex-
tract of Beef Then rejoice
when your roast is large
enough to provide for a
second dinner, for without
labor you may serve a savory
meat dish more delicious than the original.
Rub a teaspoonful of butter and a tablespoon
of flour together in a saucepan, adding a cup of
hot water and finally a quarter of a teaspoonful of
the Beef Extract. Use a light hand, for Armour's
Extract is the strongest made, and it is easy tc
get in too much. Chop or slice your meat and
drop it into this rich sauce and let it get thoroughly
hot. Serve with French fried potatoes and see if
your family don't vote you a veritable chef.
Any left-over meat is deli-
cious served in this way.
Roast beef, mutton, lamb or
veal, even chicken or game.
Foreign cooks know the
virtue of Armour's Extract
of Beef and would not dream
of trying to do without it.
It is one of the secrets of
setting an economical table
while appearing lavish.
It gives richness and flavor to the cheaper
cuts of meat-saves boiling meat for soup stock-
is the basis of rich gravies and sauces. Remember
that a little goes a long way-it is the concentrated
beef essence- the strength and flavor that you
cook out.
Armours
Extract of Beef
Four times as strong as the ordinary
-the touch that gives sauces, gravies and
soups an inimitable flavor. Send for
Popular Recipes," a cook book
that teaches you the secrets of ap-
petizing cookery. Save the metal
cap or the paper certificate under
the cap from every jar you buy,
and send either to us with ten
cents to pay the cost of carriage and pack-
ing and get a handsome silver tea, bouillon
or after-dinner coffee spoon or butter
spreader free-Wm. Rogers & Sons' AA,
the highest grade of extra plate.
You can't buy anything like them,
and each will bear any initial you
wish. Our usual limit is six, but
for a time we will allow each fam-
ily to get one dozen. Remem-
ber to send ten cents with every
certificate or cap.
This offer is made
None Genuine withou
ARMOURS
UNTRACT BEEF
MANUFACTURED & PACK
ARMOUR & CO
Chicago USA
only to those living in the United States.
CHICAGO ARMOUR AND COMPANY CHICAGO
WILLIAM B. HOWLAND, TREASURER. KARL V. S. HOWLAND, SECRETARY
MAGAZINE NUMBERS (FOURTH ISSUE OF EACH
SUBSCRIPTIONS - FIFTY-TWO
T THE
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MONTH), FIFTEEN CENTS.
IN ADVANCE.
ISSUES THREE DOLLARS
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