Sandwiches (Plain Meat)
Source: Hildagonda J. Duckitt, 1891
Instructions
- Cut very thin slices of bread and butter from a square loaf baked in a tin.
- Place very thin slices of ham, tongue, biltong, or game between them, and season with salt and mustard or pepper.
- Press them on a board with the blade of a large knife.
- Cut the crust off evenly and divide them into oblong squares.
- Ordinary cold meat sandwiches are much improved by mincing the meat and mixing it with hard-boiled eggs and a little parsley, both chopped fine, before placing it between the bread and butter.
- Many people dislike the mixture of mustard and butter, so it is generally best to omit the mustard. A sprinkling of pepper, if liked, is an improvement.