Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11
RECIPES. Nc.
IErom the GermantoMI

From the Germantown Telegraph
ORANGE Snow BALLs.-Wash well half
a pound Carolina rice, put it in plenty of
water, and boil it rather quickly for ten
minutes, drain and let it cool. Pare four or
five small oranges, and clear from them en-
tirely the thick white inner skin, spread the
rice in as many equal portions as there arc
oranges, upon some pudding or dumpling
cloths, tie the fruit separately in these, and
boil the snow balls for an hour and q half.
Turn them carefully on dish, and strew
plenty of sifted sugar on them.
APPLE Snow BALLs.-Pare and core some
large apples without dividing them pre-
pare the rice according to the above receipt,
and boil them for one hour, and eat with
wine sauce.
strained yolks of twelve fresh eggs pour
pint and q half of boiling cream which has
been seasoned with three ounces of sugar
add the smallest pinch of salt, and thicken
the custard as usual. When nearly cold
flavor it with glass Of noyau maraschino,
as you may desire.
A VERY LIGHT PLUM PUDDING. With
three ounces of bread crumbs of stale loaf
finely grated and soaked In q quarter of a
pint of boiling milk mix six ounces of suet
minced very small, one ounce of dry bread
crumbs, ten ounces of stoned raisins q little
salt, the grated rind of China orange, and
three eggs. Boil the pudding for three
hours, and ae-ye it with very sweet sance.
Put no sugar in 1t.
MARYLAND BIscuIT.-IIaH a pound of
lard, three pounds of -four, one teaspoon of
salt, one teacup of cream, and water enough
to make q stiff dough; divide in two parts,
work each part we'll till It breaks off short
aud smooth cut up in small pieces, work
into little round cakes, give slight roll
with the rolling pin, and stick with
fork. Bake quick.
MINUTE PUDDING.-One quart of milk,
four tablespoonful!s OF flour, stirred up with
little milk, then stirred into the boiling
milk. Take from the fire and pour into
dish beat four eggs and stir in while hot.
After it becomes little cool, sprinkle over
the top one cup white sugar. and little
grated nutmeg pour over that one cup OF
wine. ISL.
DIXIE PUDDING. One large cup OF mo-
lasses, the same of suet, milk, four of flour,
little salt, one teaspoon OF soda, two OF
cream tartar; put in well creased mould
or tin pail with cover; set in boiling water
and boil thyee hours. Serve with sauce.
SWEET PoTATo PUDDIse.-0ne pound OF
sweet potatoes, boiled and mashed fine, or
grated while hot, six eggs well-beaten, three.
Quarters of q pound of sugar, the same OF
butter. a grated lemon rind and nutmeg, O
wine glass of brandy; limo the dish with
paste. When baked, sprinkle the top with
fine sugar.
Eco ToAsT.-For small family use half
a dozen eggs. which must be beaten very,
light. Put as much butter as would half
very hot. Then dip some slices OF bread
(cut as you would for the table, int into s,,s the
egg, and after the pan is sufficiently niied,
po1r the remainder of the egg over the
slices of bread. When slightly brown on
one side, turn and brown on the other.
| To CURE FELos.-As soon as the parts
begin to swell, wrap the part affected with
cloth thoroughly saturated with tincturc
of lobelis, and the felon Is dead. An old
physician says he has known it to cure in
scores Of cases, and il never fails, if applied
in season