The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01
Recipes for the Household.

Hay sprinkled with a little chloride Of
lime aud left for an hour in closed
room will remove the smell of new plant.
DYSPEPSIA BREAD-Three quarts Of un.
bolted wheat meal. one quart of soft warm
water, one gill OF !rrsh yeast, one gill of
molasses; il put in the oven when risen
enough, soda will not be needed.
PoUND JUMBLEs A half pound OF but
ter, half ~ pound of sugar two eggs. one
pound Of flour. n half teaspoonful of soda
and one OF cream Of tartar; roll thin,
cut with tumbler and bake in quick
oven.
FRoGs Only the hind legs are eaten.
After skinuing them boil them about
seven minutes, then throw them into
cold water. drain them, sprinkle little
-four over them, and Try them a light
brown. Serve very hot
DoUGHxUrs One pint OF clabbcr milk
a teas pouuiul of soda. one cup Of sugar.
-pIcp TO taste. aud little salt: make the
dough only stiff enough to roll aud drop
into hot lard aud fey to light brown
rhi- is an excellent recipe.
MISSISSIPPI CoRx BREAD One pint of
boii-d rice, mashed fine. one pint of slit
ed corn meal, a tablespoon Of butter
or lard mix with sour milk. add last n
teas spoonful oi warm water; bake ia pan
like pound cake, III n hot oven.
APPLE FRITrERs Stew apples. aud mix
The batter with Iour eggs. and milk sut.
ficent. thickrn with q bur- about two
thirds more flour than apples, add hhk
ing powder a. TOR bread, aud fly in hot
lard. Eat with sugar and cream or any
sauce liked.
ROLLED PATTIEs FROM RENAIys OF MEAT
The remains OF roast veal or any roast
meat. are chopped very fine, with fat ~
ham adding TO il q liltle nutmeg, salt,
and butter, some eggs parsley aud chip
ped shnlots. Stir rhis over the fire tili
thick enough for stulfing; fill some rolls
with it, and bake.
A BREAKFAsT LUXURY Take eight ears
of corn and graft them, carefully scrsp-
ing off the cObs with knife. so as to get
all the milk Peel one quart Of good
ripe tomatoes aud cut them into the corn.
Season with salt and pepper Put in
butter, aud roll in three soda crackers
Let them stew steadily for one hour.
LEMON CREAM Pie One grated lemon,
| a cupiul of brown sugar, one cupFul Oi
cold water, the beaten yolks OF three
eggs. two tablerpooniuls of -four; beat
the whites To a iroth and stir in three
tablespooniuls of powdered sugar, aud
when the pie is done. spread il over the
top and return TO the oven to brown.
! EGGs AxD CHEESE Into baking dish
put tour or ti,e spoonluls OF milk thick
ened with flour; break into il six OF
eight eggs without breaking the yolks
sprinkle over the whole some grated
cheese and little pepper and salt bake
in an oven, without allowing the yolks tC
harden. Serve verv hot.
The following dialogue between high
fslutin lawyer aud plain witness is 1
good hit at the fashion of using big crook
ed words:
did the defendant knock the plaintiff
down with malice prepense 2
No, sir; he knocked him down with
a fiat iron"
You misunderstood me, my friend
| wish to know whether he attacke hin
with any iutentV
20. no, sir, il was outside Of the tent
mo, no; | wish TO know If it was
preconcrrted afdr2
No, sir; it was not free concert af
fair, it Was at a circus"