The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
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these together ten minutes Crate
nutmeg OVERT. Nice for Indian ppd-
dings.
PAX DordnuTs. Ono pint Of rich
buttesmilk, one heaping. teaspoonfnl OF
toda, half that quantity Of salt, three
tablesEoonfuls Of melted lard, flour to
knead wen.
LHwos JELLY. Take paper Of gela.
tine, and let Il soak in a pint Of warm
water an hour thenadd quart Of boil
ring water and the Juice Of two lemons,
and pint and a half of sugar.
BAKED Eoos.-A matron says. Beat
up six eggs, one tablespoonful Of flour,
six Of sweet milk melt your butter in
The ffying-pan when hot, turn the
Whole in, well beaten and bake in q hot
oven.
ColD SAucr,-Fou tablespoons OF su.
gar, two Of butter. When these have
been rubbed until very white and
smooth, add the beaten white OF an egg.
Flavor II and mold 1t into some pretty
shape.
BAKED ToNAToEs.-Take them when
fully ripe, cut OF alice from the stem
side, scoop out the pulp Of the tomato,
md salt FIJI the empty shell with the
mixture, replace the slices, put them in
shallow pan, and bake an hour.
BarRH PupDNo.- Three eggs, seven
tablespoons Of -four, one quart Of milk,
boiled, reserving enough to wet the
-four, Beat two eggs, cold milk and
-four together, and pour tliem into the
milk. AIDA littlosalt. II berries are
used, add l-3 more aour. Bake. and
servo with sauce.
PuppNo SAucr.-Four tablespoons
Of sugar, two tablespoons OF butter,
one tablespoon OF flour beaten to 4
cream. Add the white OF m egg beaten
70 froth, and pour into the whole q
gill of boiling water, stirring 1t yery
fast Flavor with lemon, rose.water,
nutmeg or wine.
To REMOVE snyRR SrAnR-one OF
the bestwa Is to wash the spots with
q concentrated solution Of sulphate or
chloride Of zinc, and 10 rub tho worst
S places with metallic zinc. Then rinRe in
pure water, and complete the washing
with soap. Ink stains can be removed
IN the same way.
A cheap and pretty hanging basket
can be made OF carrot. Cut the root
end On, leaving about finger. Serape
the inside out smoothly; cut of the
leaves and stems Hang Il up at an
east window, taking care TO keen Il
filled With water. In short time the
leaves win curl up aud cover the car.
rok
Sorr GfNdERDRRAp. Melted butter
half a coffeeonp, molasses two cups, one
egg, one tablespoonful OF ginger, one
petisecup Of sour milk, two heaping
teaspoons Of soda added the last before
baking, and flour to make stif batter.
Bake at once in an oven with steady
heat 70 cake burns as easily as nolas.
ses cake.
FRirp APpLEs Take any nice, sour
cooking apples, and after wiping, cut
IN slices without pairing, Have.a fry
ing-pan ready in which Is small guam
hty Of hot fat-thet from fried salt pork
Is the best, but n not convenient, lard
eighty salted will answer. put In the
apples, cayer and fry till soft then re.
move the cover and brown them nicely.
Tranypiantlng in the night.
a gentleman. says the IFesiern
RpGltst, anxious to ascertain the effect
Of transplAnting at night, instead OF by
day, made IN experiment with the fol.
lowing results. he planted ten cherry
trees while In bloom, commencing at
four o'clock in the afternoon. Those
transplanted during the daylight shed
their blossoms, producing little or no
fruit, while those planted In the dark
maintained their condition fully. He
did the Same with ten dwarf trees, after
the fruit was one-third grown. Those
transplanted during the day shed their
fruit those trlnsplanted during the
night perfected their crop, and showed
no injury from having been removed.
With each Of these trees he removed
some earth with the roots. The Incl.
dent Is fully youehed for, and II few
similar experiments produce q like re.
sult II will be a strong argument to
horhenlturists, DC, to do such work al
night OF course this method does not
apply 10 plants, about which, however,
rs being scarcely remote from the sub.
ject, we give a hint. They require
watching. Never allow them TO mature
orgo 10 seed, Cut your flowers, all OF
them, before they begin to fade. Adorn
your rooms with them put them on
your tables. You will surely find that
the more you cut of the more you will
have. All roses after they have ceased
10 bloom should be cut back, that the
strength OF the root may 60 to forming
new roots for next year. On bushes
nota seed should be allowed 10 mature.
ourrant vines.
The system known as '.ring cutting -
or pteling circle OF the cufrant vines
while they are in blossom, Is greatly
practiced IN Greece. II is considered
to aid the secretion Of portion Of the
sap OF the tree In the young forming
berry, producing heavier and more
delicate fruit, with thinner skin. The
quality Of ctrranis Is judged by sire
md color, which should be OF q purply.
blue, The red berries are either un.
ripe, or else the produce Of young
vines Vines do not yield probably
after seven years. The weight OF cur.
rants produced last year in Greece was
$4,000 tons
Fer Germ.
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