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EROTIC BUFFET
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(taken from THE EROTIC BAKER COOKBOOK by K. Dwyer & P. Brown)
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--APPETEASERS
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CELERY IN BONDAGE
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1 lb extra-sharp Cheddar, at room temperature
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1 lb small-curd cottage chees, at room temperature
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1 T Worcestershire sauce
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Pepper to tast
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Pinch of thyme
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3 small bay leaves (optional)
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1 bunch celery
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1 small spool of twine or strands of rawhide
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Blend cheses together in food processor.
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Add Worcestershire, pepper, thyme, and bay leaves and mix thoroughly. Place
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celery on cutting board and cut off ends. Wash and dry each celery stalk,
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stuff with cheese mixture. Press stalks firmly back together, smaller stalks
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inside, so that bunch looks like it did originally. Truss ends of bunch firmly
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with several strands of twine or rawhide; tie tightly. Chill till firm (2-3
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hours). Remove bound celery and place on cutting board and present to guests
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intact. Cut into 1/2 inch slices, emoving twine as you go and serve slices on
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buttered toast or on rough rye cracker.
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DEVILISH WHORES D'OEUVRES
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6 hard-cooked eggs
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4 tablespoons mayonnaise
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1 T mustard
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Dash onion salt
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1 small can mushroom pieces, drained
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Paprika
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Capers
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Split eggs lengthwise, Remove yolks and mash to paste with mayonnaise,
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mustart and onion salt. Fill egg whites with mushroom pieces. Fill pastry bag
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with youlk mixture. Using a #104 tube, wide end pointed down, start at wide
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end of egg and make two wavy ribbons, following shape of egg, around the
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mushroom filling. Sprinkle the yolk with paprika, and put caper at wide end of
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egg.
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TEENY WEENIES
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Cocktail franks
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Pitted olives
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Mayonnaise
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Mustard
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Toothpicks
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Steam franks. Put toothpick through one olive, then through a frank partway
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down, then through the second olive. Mix mayonnaise and mustard in proportion
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of 2 parts mayonnaise to 1 part mustard. Tope each frank with little of this
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mixture or use as a dip, if preferred.
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--THE MAIN AFFAIR
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BROKEN HEART
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2 veal hearts (about 1 1/2 lbs each)
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1 1/2 cups stuffing (recipe below) Stuffing
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Flour 1/4 cup butter
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Salt and pepper 3 T chopped onion
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2 T shortening 3 T chopped celery
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1 carrot diced 2 cups bread crumbs
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1 small onion, chopped salt and pepper to taste
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2 T chopped parsley 1/2 t thyme
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3 or 4 cloves
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1 bay leaf, crumbled
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1 small tomato, chopped
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1/2 cup re wine
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1/2 cup water
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Cut hearts in half in zigzag fashion but do not cut all the way through.
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Clean heart by cutting away the fat, arteries, and connective tissue. To make
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suffing, melt butter; add onion and elery and cook till soft. Add bread crumbs
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and seasonings and mix well. Put half of stuffing into each heart and sew
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shut. Dust hearts with flour, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Melt shortening
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in heavy saucepan; add hearts and brown slightly, turning once or twice. Add
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remaining ingredients, Cook, covered, very slowly for about 1 1/2 hours. When
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done, put hearts on heated platter. To serve, cut through the stiches so that
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heart falls open in zigzag shape. Serve with pan juices.
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COCK-Y CROQUETTES
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1 lb canned ham or lefover cooked ham
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5 small potatoes, unpeeled
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1 raw egg, lightly beaten
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1 medium onion, shopped fine
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bread crumbs
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2 T butter
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Put ham through meat grinder, or chop coarsely in food processor. Boil
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potatoes in their skins. When potatoes are done, mash them (leaving skins on)
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and add egg, mixing thoroughly. Add chopped ham and onion and mix well. Shape
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croquettes in either male or female parts, or both. Carefully roll each "part"
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in bread crumbs; it may be necessary to pat them back into shape afterward.
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Melt the butter in frying pan till hot. Carefully put croquettes in hot butter
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in separate pieces..... fry each separately. Turn once or twice carefully and
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cook till brown. When done, put them on heated platter, putting proper or
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improper parts together. In fact, you can put them so much together that your
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guest will hate to take them apart. And that's VERY Cock-y Croquettes!
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--LASCIVIOUS LEGUMES (to be added)
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--SALACIOUS SALADS (later...)
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--HIS AND HER BREADS (soon...)
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--THE CLIMAX:ASSORTED BALLS AND NUTS
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RUDOLPH'S BALLS
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2 lb fruitcake
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1/3 cup corn syrup
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2 T rum
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2 cups flaked coconut
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red food coloring
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Crmble cake and mix with corn syrup and rum. Form balls 1 1/2 inch in
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diameter. Put coconut into plastic bag with gew drops of red coloring. Roll
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each ball in coconut until completely covered.
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RUM BALLS
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1/2 to 3/4 cup rum
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1 t rum flavoring
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1/2 cup raisins (approx)
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9 1/2 inch baked chocolate layer cake
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1/4 cup chocolate frosting or corn syrup
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2 cups chocolate jimmies
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Mix rum and rum flavoring in measuring cup. Put raisins into bowl and pour
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rum over, covering raisins completely. Let soak for 1 week until raisins plup
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up with rum (at least 2 days!) Crumble cake and add raisins and 1/4 cup of rum
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mixture. Mix with frosting or corn syrup. Be careful mixture does not become
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too sticky; it should form easily into 1 1/2 inch roun balls. Roll in jimmies
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to cover.
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--LOVE ELIXIRS (later...)
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