The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-27
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Hints forthe Housewife.
RICE PUDDING WIN TOR nRrssINe

"a. RICE PUDDING WITHToP PRESSING.
Take one teacurful OF rice, one teacup.
iufof sugar, one teacupful ofraisins, one
teacupful of milk, use cinnamon or nut
meg to taste; bake two hours, stir occas-
ionally while baking; when done, beat
tue white Of three eggs to stiff froth,
add three tshlespoonfiIls Of pulserized
sugar to the whites, and beat for five
minutes then put it over the.top of the
pudding and LET it remain in the oven a
few minutes, just long enough to gain
light brown.
wHITPor PUDDING.
Cut half loaf of bread in slices, pour OIL
two quarts of milk, with six eggs, rose
water, nutmeg, and half pound of sugar,
well mixed put into dish, cover with
paste, bake slow one hour.
RICE sSow-BALLs.
Put half poundsof rice in a saucepan,
boil it ten minutes, drain it on sieve
dry; pare six apples, divide the rice into
six parts, spread it ON six different cloths,
put one apple in each, tie them up loose !;
boil one hour; serve with butter and su-
gar irvine esauce. - -es1s
APPLE TARTs-Eo. l.
Stew and strain the apples; add CHINA
mon, rose-water, wine and sugar to taste !;
lay it in paste: squeeze thereon orange
jace; bake gently.
APPLE TARTs-No. 2.
Pare thin two oranges, boil the peel
tender, and shred it fine; pare and core
twenty apples, but them in stew-pan
with as little water as possible; when half
done add a pound of sugar, the orange
peel and juice boil till quite thick; turn
out into a dish TO be eaten cold, or put
it in paste already prepared and baked in
small pans. so sp.'
RASPBERRY, TARTs WITH CREAM.
Roll out some thin puff paste, and
lay-itina pan any size you choose; put
in raspberries, strew sugar over them,
cover with a thin top crust, then bake
when the crustis done, have the follow
ing mixture; warm half pint of cream,
yelks OF three eggs well beaten, and lit
tie sugar. When this is, added to the
tarts, return the whole to tho oven for
five minutes. s..
.fsss s. SPONGE cAKE-No i. .
Take sixteen eggs, four cups of sugar
two and half cups of -four two table
spoonfuls of water, juice of one lemon, a
little salt. tive small teaspoonfuls of bak,
lug powder, beat yolk and sugar together
then salt and water, next whites and
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sroNGE CAKE-Ho. 2.
Ten eggs, the weight of them in sugar
the whites of FIVE in flour, beat the yoll
: and sugar together, the whites of The
other five eggs separately, do not add tht
-four until ready to bake, add essence o
lemorsnd part one of nutmeg.
EXCELLENT CAKE.
Two pounds OF. -four one pound o
butter, one teacup of yeast, with warn
i milk set it to raise; when light add twt
pounds of currants, onepound of suga
onequarter ofa poundof almonds, hal
pound stoned raisins chopped fine, on
nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, cloves, an,
apeal of4emon chopped fine, a glass o
wine, one of brandy, twelve eggs yolk
and whites beaten separately quarter of
pound of citron; bake quickly
MINUTE CAKE
Five teacups of -four, three of suga
two of butter. one of milk two eggs, tea
spoonful of soda, fruit and spice to taste
ifperferred. -
PEARLAsH CAKE.
One pound andsa quarter of flour, te
ounces. of sugar, six ounces of butter,
gill Of water,
LEMON CREAM PIE. SesFw
BY request, we give this recipe agail
Take the juice and grated rind of on
lemon, the yolks of three eggs, three t,
blespoons ofwhite sugar, one large tab
spoonful Of -four, small lump of butte
one teacup Of sweet milk bake with III
der crust; beat the white ofthe egg to
stiff froth add three tablespoons of whit
sugar; beat in with the white; when th
pie is done cover the top with the beate
whites and set tin the oven to gain
light brown.
PorATo rIE CRUST.
Take half pint of cream to eight larg
potatoes, boil and mash the potatoes fir
then add the cream and little salt an
flour enough 10 roll out,
POTATO PIE.
Scald one quart of milk, CRATE in fol
large potatoes while the milk is ho'
when eold add four eggs, we'll beatei
four ounces of butter, spice and sweete
to taste lay in paste; bake half hour
N. B. A bowl containing two quarts
water, set in an oven, prevents any q
ticle from being seorched. such as pie
cakes, and the ike.
9The notorious Ned Buntline late
went to San Francisco as. a temperan,