The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04


inch thick with sharp knife, fry slow
turning often, so that all will cOol
v alike. II will be sure 10 be swee
Z and Juicy =
i ! LAMB CUTLRTs -TFjm tha slice
\ \ free from fat, beat up the yclk Of Al
egg with rasped bread OF crackers
season with pepper and salt, dip il
4 the outlets and fry gently, unit
. thoroughly done.
ri CRUMB FRITTERs. Put crumbs o
i bread into sour milk; when quite sof
# mash with a spoon, and for quar-
4 add one beaten egg, one teaspoonfu
, of salt, and flour to make stiff bat
D ter. Fry on griddle.
I II ENGLISH COOKIES. One cup oi
: brown sugar, half cup of butter,
: one egg, two table-spoontuls of sour
! cream, a little soda, cloves, cinnamon
and nutmeg; make hard enough with
: -four TO roll out; cut il thin cakes.
/ APPLE Snow. w.-Pare the apples,
j halve and core them; put them to boil
with q little water and one cupful
white sugar When the apples are
J cooked, lit them out without break
ing; boil down the syrup and pour
!, over. On the top place few spoon
fuls Of whites of eggs, beaten to a
stiff froth and seasoned with lemon.
BREAKFAST DIsHEs.-In cooking
oatmeal hominy wheaton grits, crack
ed wheat, or any Of these nice break
fast dishes, cock il in n covered Tin
dish in kettle of boiling water; in
this manner, there Is no danger Of
schorching. Corn starch puddings,
sea moss farna, and oil other articles
mixed with milk, can be cooked in
The same way.
| VEAL PIE.--Line a deep tin pan
with a good crust; parboil the meat
and season high; nearly fill the pan
with water in which the meat was
parboiled, Sprinkle -four over, add
piece of butter, and cover with q
tolerably thick crust. Chicken, clam
or oyster pie may be made in the same
way. Oysters must not be cooked
before putting in the pie.
To KEEP HANS in SUMNER.-Take
them up early before the flies come
and smoke gradually with hickory
wood, until nicely Drowned, Then
take paper sack, put little hay in
the bottom, insert the ham and put
hay around them SO that they will
not touch the paper, tie tight and
hang in dry place. They will keep
thus till fall free from flies and hugs.
BIsCUITs. Take some OF the rails.
ed dough when ready for the baking
pans and mold into II one or two
spoonfuls of butter, lard or clean
drippings, and then mold each little
biscuit separately They can be
baked in the morning with your Tread,
and warmed again tor tea without
drying up, by placing in a moderate
oven and laying on the top wet
towel. Fftf
CRACKERS. Butter, one cup; salt,
one ieaspoonful; -four, two quartg
rub thoroughly together withthe hand
and wet through with cold water
beat well in flour to make brittle and
hard; then pinch OFF pieces and roll ont
each cracker by itseltifyou wish them
to resemble bakers crackers. Sugar
crackers Flour, four pounds; loaf
sugar and butter, of each, halt pound;
water, one pint and a half; make as
above.
TRlFLE, w In the bottom OF deep
glass bowl place hits OF sponge cake,
II matters not how stale, cut into
squares or strips; a,smAll piece Of pre-.
served citron. also cnt into very thin
slices, interspersed with the cake.
Soak these in a gill of some sort OF
pleasant sweet wine. Then fill up
the bowl TO within half an inch Of
the top with boiled custard, rich and
cold. Lastly heap the bowl up high
with whipped syllabub.
HONE REPAIRS OF PLAsTERED
WALLs.--Smal holes in white plas- !
lered walls can be easily repaired
without sending for the mason. Equal
parts Of plaster Of Paris and white
'and---snch as IL used il most families 4
'or securing purposes-mixed with
water to paste, applied Immediately,
and smoothed with KNIFE or fiat !
piece Of wood, will make the broken
place as good as new The mixture
lArdens very quickly, so il is best to
prepare but o small quantity at a
ime.
To TAKE OUT BRUISES IN FURNI.
cURE,--Wet the place we'll with warm
water, then take some brown paper
i've or six times doubled and well
Ioaked in water, lay IL on the place,
Ipply on that hot flat.iron till the I
is evaporated, and if the
'ruise is not gone, repeat the process
0u will find after two or three ap.
,lications that the dent or bruise Is "
aised level with the surface. II tho 4,
,ruise issmall, soak il we'll with warm "
water, and hold a red.hot poker very
rear the surface, which is 10 DO kept
continually wet, aud you win soon !
ind tho indentation vanished.
Coop CoPFEE.-To make clear
Office, | adopt the following plan ]
vben eggs cannot be got; t'irtt, roast il
not OVERRIDING IL next,
Irind II coarse; then, for settling nee
'ornt sugar The sugar should be
'urai till \ is bitter, and so that when "
Uid Tt-7W 0rvHK On snort. n you'T T6
artly burn coffee and then grind It
cry fine you will bo sure 10 have :
,uddy coffee. In making the coffee
sing gallon coffee pot, l put in
mp Of sugar MS large as haElo nut, :,
ie coffee itsolf and half pint OF
old water; bring this TO boil, then
Id boiling wnter Let il bOh Ave