National Republican., 1873-12-10
USEFUL HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS.


N Roast Guinea Fowl-PIck, clean and sInse
nicelyr mako slit In the back part Of the neck
andtake out the craw, leaving on tho head, cut
oil the claws and turnthor hesiunderl the wing.
STUD With ssussge meat and bake, basiing fre-
, qeestly, when nearly done sprinkle with -four
aud little sAlt, and baste with melted butter.
Sosse with gravy I'd the dish and bread saneo In a
sauce turcen. A few bread crumbs and beaten
ess should be added to the stufnng OF sausage
meat. Cover, II necessary, while baking, with
piece Of paper 10 prevent scorching
Potato Saiad-Cut q dozen cold boiled potatoes
I'm thin slices and mix them thoroughly with u
litye onion, chopped very fne, . teaspoonful of
salad olLor melted butter, shopped apple, q bit
maess nice relish iOr tea Or lunch.
yIneear-A correspondent sends recipe for
lisng In regions where apples are scarce, To one
brown sugar snd gII Of yeast Keep Il at a
temperaturo OF eighty degrees for three or four
cut raisins and cream tartar, In a few weeks il
Will be ready for use. > " 7lfi
Apple Cake-rwo cups OF stewed apples boiled
N w2enps Of molasses, Drain Of the molasses
lIor the cake) from tho apples, add two eggs, two
teaspoonfuls Of soda, four Of -four one cup Of but.
tss. vae cup Of sour milk; spice 10 suit, Then add
apple od BE- soaked ho naht e. bSo9c Ih
for the cake,
Crullers-Two cups Of sugar, ono OF sweet milk
tive cggs one tesspoonful o. butter, tcaspoonful
cream tartar and Raif SpS pSt quantity Of l"d% Hour ar
W Y stin as piocrust, roll thin, cut In forms and
ny We always get all the cakes ready to fry,
process Is tedious and iatiguine. II they soak
egg.
To Cook Tripe-Boil It In good deal Of water.
With handful Of salt thrown in TN II Il easily
penetrated with n straw; drain OF tho water and
pieee the tripe in an earthen dish and cover with
layin -four and fry in butter. II Will keep sew.
erai days in vinegar, and tho last VIII be best.
Older CAke-one teacup butter, three teaeups
sBar, TWO teaenps Hour one teaspoonlul soln In
oae half teaoup milk, mix and add ono teaeup
cider aud Tour more teacups -four.
Butter Pie-Goyer your pie tin with erus, as for
custard pie. Take pioco OF fresh butter the
sixe Of an egg, two thirds cup sugar one Of sweet
cream, one Tablespoonful oil Hour. Stir butter,
Pour In the tin and lay strips OF crust acrcSs,
Bake TN brown. This Is a most excellent pic.
Cold Cream.-This recipe will he found very
niee for making q pleasant salvc for ehappol
fl oil best spermaeeti; tak6 two esponnluis Of
pure olive oil, and one tablespoonful ol whllo wax
gether In small cup placed In a larger vessel 0i
hot water Let tho wnter boil nround ~ aud slir
gently all the time until tho mixture i of Tho
consistency OF richest cream. Just as you remove
the saiye from the tre add two drops q gcnuiH.s
ottnr OF roses, and Bnt away ior use in small
To Preserve Ounces. Peel, quarter and core
boil until TENDER skim out, and do not use the
liquor they are boiled In, hut uso It for Jelly; also
the peels and cores. Make syrup Of the sugar
using pound for pound add the qulnccs, tow nj
time; b0ll'until donoj pour this syrup over the
lu'necs Make tho juice Jelly the usual way.
Monday afternoon four white men, armed and
disguised representing themselves TO be United
states detectives in search Of counterfeit money
visited the house OF Henry DearIng, Gmal
farmer on the Washington turnpike, near Baltl
aani AZ Ma haais ~ Mr AMI Mp" msT WnrS p,s
the latter compelled 10 disclose where Ihell
money was kept. Tho robbers alter securing
abouf two hundred and MY dollars made u, eI
escape from tho house, but were captured Mon
day IN baltimore. .sr. I.-.H .Hr'H|'I