Cottage Pudding

Arwilda kept two different recipes with this title.

Handwritten one-eighth-teaspoon salt recipe

Mrs. Growson Kellogg Recipe Box two-sided handwritten card

Ingredients

½ cup sugar
½ cup milk
1 cup flour
2 teaspoon Baking powder
⅛ teaspoon Salt
2 Teaspoon Butter
1 egg

Directions

Sift and Measure flour, add sugar baking powder and salt, and re-sift to mix; add beaten egg, milk and melted butter, beat well to smooth batter pour in greased shallow pan and bake about 20 minutes in hot oven Serve with Choice of Sauce

Timing: about 20 minutes

Temperature: hot oven

Equipment: measuring cups and spoons; flour sifter; mixing bowl; whisk or beater; butter-melting vessel; greased shallow pan; oven; serving utensil

As written

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Typed No.2 one-quarter-teaspoon salt recipe

Old Binder typed COTTAGE PUDDING NO.2 card

Ingredients

½ cup sugar;
½ cup milk;
1 cup flour;
2 teaspoon baking powder;
¼ teaspoon salt, (small one);
2 teaspoon butter;
1 egg;

Directions

Sift and measure flour, add sugar, baking powder and salt, and resift to mix. Add beaten egg, milk and melted butter, beat well to a smooth batter.
Pour in greased shallow pan and bake about 20 min. in hot oven 375 degree. Serve with choice of sauce.

Timing: about 20 min.

Temperature: hot oven 375 degree

Equipment: sifter, measuring tools, mixing bowl, egg beater or whisk, butter-melting vessel, mixing utensil, greased shallow pan, oven, and sauce-serving utensil

As written

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Compare the cards

Salt

Mrs. Growson Kellogg Recipe Box two-sided handwritten card: 1/8 teaspoon Salt
Old Binder typed COTTAGE PUDDING NO.2 card: 1/4 teaspoon salt, (small one)

Oven setting

Mrs. Growson Kellogg Recipe Box two-sided handwritten card: hot oven; no numeric temperature
Old Binder typed COTTAGE PUDDING NO.2 card: hot oven 375 degree

Title on the card

Mrs. Growson Kellogg Recipe Box two-sided handwritten card: Cottage Pudding
Old Binder typed COTTAGE PUDDING NO.2 card: COTTAGE PUDDING NO.2

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