Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-17
and candied orange or lemon peal on the top

SEED CAKE.-Beat one pound of butter tc
cream, adding gradually a quarter of 4
pound OF; siftcd sugar, beating both together
have ready the yolks OF eighteen eggs, and
the whites OF ten, beaten separately; mix in
the whites first and then the yolkS, and bea,
the whole for ten minutes add two grated
nntmegs, enc pound and half of flou,. and
mix themvr ny gradually with the other in
gradients; WREN the oven i, ready, beat il,
three ounces ofpicked caraway seeds.
a Coon CHICKEN PIE. Joint the chicken,
thoroughly cleanse all the parts, and boil the
pieces in Just sufficient water until tender.
Lake them out, and add to the liquor, but.
ter, pepper and salt to the liking; some also
put IN wine and additional spices. Line the
sides OF deep dish with ordinary paste or
PIE crust, lay in the chicken, pour over it the
liquor, and distribute about the dish dozen
balls the size of walnut, made of butter
and flour worked together Cover with
paste, pinch in well togeth.r about the edges,
Dat leave an. opening in the centre for the
steam to escape. The top crust NAV be Or
nalnented according to the fancy Bake i'm
quick oven until the crust is well DONE
This it well made is one of the most accept
able " chicken fixings" '1;
GARGLE FOR SORE TuoAT.-llalf pint Of
rose leaf tea, wine-g laSsfuI of good vinegar.
honey enough to swcctpn it, and Il very lit.
tie rayenne pepper, all well mixed together,
and slmnercd IN close vessel; gargle the
throat with little at bedtime, or oftcner if
the throat isvery sore. NJ
PLUM PUDDING WITHOUT EGGS Quarter
OF poumi OF Suet, three tabi SpoontulS OF
Hour quarter Of Il pound of currantS or rails
ms, one Spoonful of sugar aud spre; to
which adda middicsized carrot, which must
be boiled the day before, and mashed to a
pulp; mix wei! tog ,ther, aud boil thr,e
hours. ~ -- ...-
FRENCH CAKE.-Threc cups of -four, two
oi sugar, one OF -pllik, four eggs. ana halt a
cup OF butter, two spoonials OF cream tartar.
ohv OF soda, Dissolved in mix. Put the tar
Tar INTO the Hour, heat the yolks ana whites
separately; stir well the bu,tlr before you
a'd The SODA, then get it into the oven a.
quick as you can. This will make two
square tbs full.
CURE FOR A CouGn IL TUE EARLY STAGES
OF fake clean, fat pine from
nealt or NnotS splinter tincly; put into "A
double handful Of the >pIinters, and iii! up
1850 60 ''"''sh tdht IL SN3iiDN IN ltie
morning fasting, and the same frequently
throughout the day. This simple remedy
wall remove cold in the chest or coughs from
cold.
SPANISH BuNNs--Mix six ounces of butter
with half pound of sugar, add one teacup of
cream beat tour eggs paratcly and put III.
Have weighed three-fourthS OF a pound of
>i'ted flour; one teacup of Zante c,lrrauts
add these. Dissolve half ielSpoontul OF
carbonate ofsoaa in littl. handy or rose
water, one teaSpoOnful ot cream tartar to the
same brandy Or rose-water, but in another
cup. -"
SALLY LCNS.-Take a stone pot, pour in
one pint bowl of sweet mIlk, half! Il feacup of
bakers or othr yeast, onc.qliart- Of" pound
of melted butter, a littIe sat and three beat n
eggs. Mix in about three pint bowls Of flour
Let it stand several hours or until quite light
then put it into Turk heads or other tin pans.
let it rise before being put into the oven.
JUMBLEs.-7 eggs; cup Of sour milk 5
cups OF sugar; nutmeg: cups of butter;
| teaSpoonfu Of saleratus Make il Sufli-
GENTLY hard with flour to drop from spoon
into buttcred tins.
Snow BAIIs.-Takc six eggs; onc-fourth
pound Of sugar and spices to suit your taste;
mix with -four to stiff dough work very
hard. Cut into bars and fry in lard.