1932 One Hundred Ways by Stafford Brothers

Proportions

Measurements referred to in the recipes that follow equal in volume, as follows: 1 dash equals teaspoonful. Vt jigger " 1 oz. 1 jigger " l

lf

1/2 wineglass " 2 ozs. 1 wineglass " 4 ozs.

Accessories

The most practical is something on the order shown by design on outside cover. The best for those who wish to excel in the art of mixing is the old fashioned bar outfit as illustrated in designs 11 and 12, consisting of metal part (preferably silver) and a heavy mixing glass. Do not fill over half with liquor—then the third quarter with ice. This will leave room for shaking thoroughly. Long, slow, up and down strokes from right to left until shaker becomes frosted, will cool contents to perfection. Unless regular bartender's outfit is used, wrap shaker in napkin or towel when shaking. There are many kinds on the market. Design No. 14 is made of glass and recommended for taking the juice from all fruits excepting limes. For large quantities an electric squeezer is de sirable. Lime squeezer, as per design (No. 15) is best for that purpose. A proper strainer is attached to it.

SHAKERS

SQUEEZERS

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