Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
THE HOUSEWIFE.

FRENoa PAScAKEs.-Take six eggs separate
the yelks from the whites; beat the whites on
a dinner plate t. a snow; beat four yelks with
two tablespoonfuls of sugar, two of -four, and
a teaspoonfnl of cream add .a'little salt and a
very little carbonate Of soda put in the whites
Of the eggs and mix gently. Put one ounce OF
butter in frying pan when hot, pour in the
whole pancake. Hold the pan good distance
from the fire for fifteen minutes hold before
the FIRE TO brown on the top Dish on n nap
kim Put any kind Of preserved fruit over it,.
Serve hot
A NounisHNG JELLY FOR SICK PERSON.
g Put into n stone jar or Jug set of caltsfeet,
-rnt in pieces, a quart of milk, FIVE pints of
water II little mace, half an ounce Of singlass,
and a handful of hartshOrn shayings. Tie
some brown paper over the jug, and pat il into
the oven with household bread When done,
strain il through IL seiye; and when cold, take
of the fat Some Of i may occasionally he
warmed up with wine and sugar. 1t is good
taken as broth, with herbs
CooREp ,ConS-Mr, Ellsworth has proved
that one pound OF cooked corn will make more
pork than two pounds fed in the state. The
noTkinq Edrmsy concludes that since n consid-
cradle portion Of uhcuokcd corn, will pass in
AN undigested condition, The farmer who thus
feeds, will get u very rich manure but at too
high cost The same conclusion applies to
The feeding of all grains aud starchy yegela-
hles.
To KEEP BrfrGH SWEET A YEAa.-fake care
that the butter is made in the best manner, and
The buttermilk entirely worked out Of H. Lay
il in white oak lirkin. Make strong brine
Of salt and water, and put II into another and
larger irkin, and sci The one containing the
butter into The one in which the brine IS Let
the brine come mp very near To the top Of the
butter iirkin. Lay in il, cover it close, aud
then put on the cover ofthe outside iirkin.
BEER.-lwenty drops winter green, twenty
drops essence cinnamon, twenty drops essence
sassairas, one pint OF mola SEES one tablespoon
ful ginger, half pint of yeast. five quarts hot
and five quarts cold WAFER let It icrment,
and cork tightly il bottles.
Moderately boil Il pint Of moasscs
from five to twenty-five minutes. according to
its consistency, when add three eggs through
~ beaten, hastily stirring them in, when flavor
with lemon or nutmeg
To PRESERVE EGHs FREsu YEAR.-Mix a
handful OF unslaked lime with the same GUAM
TRY of salt in three gallons OF water; first pack
the eggs with The small end down, and pour
are cracked
Apfl.E MATER Take onr TART apple Of or,li-
nary size, well-baked; let it be well mashed
pour on il one pnt Of boiling water beat them
well together lei it stand 70 cool, and strain
it off for use Add Loaf sugar if the patient
desire il.
,ALGALEsClhr DGlsKs.lhGse are used for
what Is commonly termed asour atomaeh=-
heart burn arising from Indigestion, The
following Is the combination employed by an
eminent physician in his own case;
DYsfEfTIc Ei--faLe of hickory ashes. one
quart, SCOT, twu ounces, boiling water, one gall
Ion; mix and let them stand twenly-four hours,
frequently stirring the ingredients then pour
of The ley, and bottle it up. A tea-cupof this
liquor may he given three times day.
pHEcAH MixrrRE.-Take of good vinegar
three ounces water one pint loaf sugar two
and hall ounces.