This section is from the book "Chi Omega Cook Book", by The North Shore Alumnae of Chi Omega. Also available from Amazon: Chi Omega Cook Book.
3 pints gooseberries
4 pints sugar juice and grated rind of three oranges.
1/2 pound seedless raisins 1 pint water
Method:
Cook like any jam.
Harriet Wilson Davy, Xi.
1 basket of Damson plums 4 pounds of sugar juice of one lemon juice of three oranges and rind of one orange
Method :
Remove stones and cook forty minutes. Add one-half cup of chopped almonds.
Gladys Mars Becker, Xi
any amount of corn 1 teaspoon salt to each jar
Method :
Blanch corn for three minutes (put in a square of cheese cloth). Dip in cold water immediately. Cut from cob and place lightly in jar. Add one teaspoon salt to each jar, and fill jar with hot water. Place rubbers on jar and adjust the top, but do not tighten. Place jars in boiler and surround them with enough warm water to reach within an inch of the tops of the jars. Boil one hour after water begins to boil. Remove the jars and fasten the tops down. On the following day, loosen the top. Place jars in boiler again and boil one hour. Seal. Repeat boiling on third day (loosen tops), and then seal for good. Corn must be fresh.
Dorothy Wilson, Xi.
7 pounds peaches
4 pounds sugar
1 quart vinegar
1 ounce each of cloves, cinnamon, allspice.
Method:
Put spices in a bag and boil with sugar and vinegar. Pour this over the fruit, let stand until the next morning. Pour off the syrup and boil again. Do this for three mornings. Fourth morning scald the fruit in the syrup and - seal.
Orlette Rideout Bennett, Omicron.
4 quarts Baldwin apples 1 quart cranberries
4 quinces sugar
Method :
Remove blossom ends of apples and quinces and cut in quarters. Put in preserving kettle with cranberries. Add cold water to almost top of fruit. Cook slowly till tender. Drain through jelly bag. Boil juice twenty minutes. Add equal quantity of heated sugar and boil until a little jellies on a cold plate.
Marion Crater Davy, Xi
3 green peppers without seeds 18 ears corn
4 large onions
1 large cabbage 1/2 cup salt
13/4 pound sugar 2 quarts vinegar mustard
Method :
Chop cabbage, onion and peppers and cook with a very little water about fifteen minutes. - Then add corn, salt, sugar and vinegar. Last add mustard (to suit taste) wet with vinegar. Cook until corn is tender. Can.
Harriet Wilson Davy, Xi.
1 basket of Concord grapes 1 pound seedless raisins 5 oranges peeled
5 pounds sugar
1/2 pound English walnuts
Skin grapes, cook pulp, skim off seeds, add skins to pulp and add following ingredients to pulp mixture.
Gladys Mars Becker, Xi.
1 peck sliced tomatoes
1 cup salt
4 quarts vinegar
4 pounds brown sugar
1 horseradish (not sliced)
3 green peppers (seeds and all)
3 sliced onions 1 teaspoon cinnamon 20 whole cloves 1 whole allspice
Method :
Let tomatoes stand in salt over night. Put whole cloves and allspice in a bag and boil in the vinegar with other ingredients for about twenty minutes. Put in tomatoes and boil about thirty minutes. Seal.
Marion Crater Davy, Xi.
 
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