The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-01-25
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
lm0uAeh0la ReaIpes.

JOHNNY CAKR,--Two cupb Ia of vel
low Indian meal, mt cuphil -four, one
halt cupful sugar, two eggs, butter th
size OF an egg, two ~tablespooniuls o
baking.powder, and salt. Mix with mill
until very thin and bake quickly.
RICE PuDDING,-Two tablespoonful
rice, one quart Of sweet milk, three Ia
b%lespoonfuls sugar, salt and hayoring Il
taste bake in slow oven for two hours
remove the first crust and stir well.
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIsM .--Tw,
t~ablespooniuls each of beef's gall, laud
anum, spirits Of %turpentine, hemlock oil
sassafrass oil, and amber oil, half pint al
cohol. mix all together. Apply three o.
four times a day.
CoUGH TRoCHEs. - One ounce Spanish
l%icorice, two ounces refined sugar, two
dramchs fnely-powdercd gum arabic,
and extract Of opium, one scruple. Beat
the whole together with mucilage Of
gum tragacanth, make into small trOches,
to be dissolved in the mouth when the
cough is troublesome.
Pooh MANS PUDDISG.-Take a coffee
cuplul Of rice already boiled, stir into il
a piece Of butter the size of a walnut, q
teaspoonful extract OF lemon, one third
t%easpOoniul ground cinnamon, salt to
taste, three or four ta%blespoonfuls sugar,
and last Of all one quart Of milk bake
in q moderate oven when well stirred,
it Is like rich cream. This does not re.
quire sauce.
CITRoN CAKE.-Crcam one pound
butter with "A pound Of white sugar
nine well.beaten eggs, halt pound Of al.
m0pds, blanched and cut in small pieces;
one pound sifted -four, half a pound of
%citron, cut small and drcdgcd with -four
before adding TO the cake; beat we'll and
bake in shallow pans lined with buttered
paper.
LINCOLN CAKE.-Cream one pound of
sugar and three-fourths pound butter to.
gether; add the yolks Of six well beaten
eggs, two cupfll. sour cream, with one
teaspOontul soda dissolved in a little boil.
ing water and stirred into it Just before
adding to the cake one teaspoenful each
of nutmeg and cinnamon and one pound
OF sifted -four, one tablespoonful rose
water, half a pound citron cut and
drcdged with -four, and lastly the whites
of the eggs, which must be beaten very
stiff before being added; then beat all
thoroughly and bake in square shallow
pans.
APPLE FRITrEps-pare core and
par.boil some iuicy tart annles in n vo,u
little water; chop 6ne heat seven eoGs
very light add 10 them slowlv tbr9eee.
quarters of a pound Of simed nrenared
-four. beat yery liobt mt IN annie
enough to tbicken tie hatter md orated
yellow rind and mice of i lsmnn have
the very best lard at a perfectly boilino
noint inf in Il a tb;ct alioo oi ,aw an1
APPLE this subdues the strong odor Of the
fat put a large spoonful of the batter AZ
a time, and as many %spoontuls a. the nan
will hold they take but a few moments
to do and need not be turned over ;
must be made at the moment you wish
to use them and sent TO the table at once.
each painful cent in as quickly az baked
powdered sugar with cinnamon and nut.
meg in it is nice for them.
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Tuke abont on nors, I,n , "a me,
ao n az tquai pu'H OF c1oPpcd
white, tender cabbage il veyv good. ,n;y
with the chicken and snrinkIo 9th , H.,
tie dry salt. and drcss with Tho vniLs ~,
two hard boiled eoos rubbed fno ,broa
teaspoons(ul Of salad oil ny nailed Int
ter, two ~teosnoons Of white snsor ono
tcaspoon madn mug,orJ ono too wax
pepper. one Of salt, ne'half tescnn '| -,
vinegar, beut verv t]bornnchIu anJ lo ".
o,s The salad. pun
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one pound OF
"nSn,Iu VA oheue po,'eu tender or one
Pou"u =. soo1 ocei, auu TWO pounds beet
sne;, cnoPPpu me, Two pounds stoned
ra'sln, W pounus c%ulrants, two pounds
soou apples, Two ana one-half pounds
u sugar' one nan or t~hree'qusrters
pouhd canuled orange lemon, and citron