Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
ID o IA eztio Econo1n IA v.


BOILED FLANK, 10 EAT CoLD.-1ahea pecs
of flank of beef six or eight inches wide, and
long as you can eat il sprinkle salt orsr IL.
and let il stand twenty-tour hours then pre-
pare Stufing the same as for turkey OF chick
IN, and spread over it i; then roll it up very
tight, and tie a piece of cloth all over il, and
boil il SIX hours; when you take it up, lay it
between two boards TO drain, and put a weight
upon it, till it is cOld. II viii then cut up ia
beautiful Slices.
Com CAKE FOR BREAFFAsr.-Mi Mix st hight
one quart Of corn meal with water enough I"
make thin batter. adding tablespoonful {
yeast and salt to suit the taste. In the mora
ing, stir in two eggs, and small tea-spoontui
Of soda, and with a spoon beat it long aud
hard. Butter tin-pan, pour the mixture into
it. auI bake Immediately about half an bour
in a moderately heated oven.
CAKE WITHOUT EGGs.--rwo cupfuls sugar,
two of sweet cream, two small tea-Spooniulls
of salcratus. four cupfuls of -four favor with
nutmeg or lemon, and bake in small scollopd
tins.
TEMPERANCE CAKE.--Thrce eggs, two cup
fus Of sugar, one cup of milk, one teaspoon
fu of saler.tus. with nutmeg and flour enough
70 make thin batter bake ah ut twenty mil-
utcs. s..-.
To KEEP Dcsr FROM CRsAN.--Take rat
tans aud make hoops little arger than the
pans stretch thin muslin across, thin enough
to admit some air, but not flies and mites
Cover the milk with these as sooa as Il Is cooi.
and they will prove of great value.
PERFuMEs.-Drop twelve drops Of oil M
Rhodium on a lump loaGsugar grind this welt
in g'ass mortar, and mix well with three
pounds of orris root. a line violet perfume
viii be obtained. by increasing the quantity
Of Rhodium, You will obtain "a rose perfume.
BALLS To REMOVE GREAsE-Take son soap
and iullcrs' earth, of each half pound heat
them well together in a mortar. aud form into
cakes The spot on the cloth being first mois,
tened with water il rubbed with a cake, and
allowed to dry, when il is well rubbed with
little warm water, and afterwards r.nsCd or
rubbed off clean. 81.
CorrER Observation-Disclosures copper YES
sells are used in the kitchen. great care shonld
be exercised as they grow old TO proven; their
use il any OF the timing he of; Cor in this
state they produce ametalic poison, the parties
partaking Ct food cooked in them will ineNi,a-
bly, be poisoned. As soon Rs defect appears
| It should I've sent TO the irenmonger 20 he re-
timed Many fatal accident wonld have
heen prevented had only a little common atten-
tion been paid to this matter.
A PouLTIcE FOR FETLoNs, &c.--TalSe Cas-
tile SOAP and serape large or small quantity.
according to the amount wanted, and simmer
in new milk till it forms $ paste as thick
cream, cool, and apply You win find this one
Of the best pou,ticcs for fel'ons, or any kind Of
swelling that needs poulticing, and far superior
to bread and milk. Try it, We afflicted.
TRACING PArER.- Rub the paper with
mixture of equal parts Of nj Of turpentine and
nut oil, and dry it Immediately hy rubbing IL
with WHEAT Hour. Then hang it on lin, for
twcn,y-r UT hours. If washed ever with OK
GAL ami Cry. I wi adini Of bcing writt,n On
witA lnk or water COlOis nsy he ras& y