The PURITY C@DKB@K combining all thoroughly, and fill pockets. Cut pork into long thin strips and lay on top of tenderloins; place in baking pan and bake in moderate oven of 375 degrees for 45 minutes, basting frequently. 194 PORK CHOP OR STEAKS Lay chops or steaks on hot frying pan and fry slowly on both sides to rich brown. Serve at once, or, if thickened gravy is preferred, re- move most of fat which fried out of pork from pan; add 2 tablespoons Purity Flour and pour in boiling water, gradually; cook until thick, season, pour over chops and serve. 195 PORK PIE Line sides of deep pie dish with pastry (not too rich). Place follow- ing layers in rotation: bacon, pota- toes, and onions thinly sliced, and lean fresh pork cut into small pieces. Season with pepper, salt and sage. Fill dish with gravy left from roasts, or with water thickened with Purity Flour (21% tablespoons flour to 1 cup water) with small piece of butter added. Cover with pastry and bake in moderate oven of 325 degrees about 14% hours. (Cover pie with thick brown paper if it gets too brown.) 196 SPARERIBS AND SAUERKRAUT Place sauerkraut in bottom of bake dish. Lay spareribs on top and almost fill dish with water. Bake about 3 or 4 hours. Place whole apples on top, % hour before ribs are cooked, to flavor. Shoulder cut of pork may be used instead of ribs. 197 PORK CHOPS EN CASSEROLE Cut bone away from as many pork chops as required. Dip them in thin mixture of Purity Flour and milk and fry until brown. Season, place in casserole and pour over them 1 can of peas, from which the liquid has been drained, and 1 can of tomato soup. Bake in a moderate oven of 350 degrees for 45 minutes. 198 FRIED SALT PORK Remove rind and cut pork in 4- inch slices. Freshen if very salty and fry slowly and evenly until dry. Use as a garnish for fish, fish balls, or as a lunch or breakfast dish with baked potatoes and a white gravy made in same manner as white sauce (see Recipe No. 680), substituting fat from the pork for butter. 199 SAVOURY BAKED HAM 1 10-lb. ham | stick cinnamon 1 tablespoon cloves (whole) Garlic (optional) 2 tablespoons vinegar | cup white sugar | cup brown sugar 4 teaspoons mustard 14 teaspoon cloves (ground) 14 teaspoon cinnamon (ground) | cup crabapple jelly Method:—Wash ham and cover with boiling water in large kettle. Add_ stick of cinnamon, cloves, garlic (if used), vinegar and white sugar. Boil until tender, remove from heat and let ham stand in water until nearly cold; removefrom water and pull off rind. Sprinkle over ham the following: brown sugar, mustard, cloves and cinna- PURITY FLOUR « BEST FOR ALL YOUR BAKING <