Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-01
Recipes.

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To CLEAN WALL PAPER. Wall paper
may be somewhat cleaned by using
Tine, dry Indian meal, rubbing it on with
4 soft, dry cloth.
FoR SEARCHING LINEN.-Use one TEA
spoonful powdered horax to one quart
Of boiling starch; il will improve the
stiiiening and gloss
SuET PUDDING. One cup beef suet
chopped fine, two cups sour milk, one
half teaspoon salt, one teaspoon soda,
one cup raisns. Steam two hours.
TO MAKE TArFY.-Two cupfuIs OF
molasses, one cupful of sugar, half i
cup Of milk, a teaspoonful butter and a
piece Of chocolate an inch square.
boiled together about thirty minutes,
will make nice tally
DRYHEss OF THE THROAT. A remedy
for dryness Of the throat will be found
III small piece Of muriate Of ammonia,
about 10 or 10 grains every two hours.
Use the best quality, and allow il TO
dissolve slowly III the mouth.
KITCHEN OpoRs.-A lump of bread
about the size Of billiard-ball, tied up
III linen bag and inserted III the pot
which bolls green's, will absorb the
gases which oftentime1 send such an
insupportable odor to the regions
above.
TEACUP PUDpINGs. One dessert spoon
full Of corn flour. half pint Of milk, six
Jumps of sugar, II few grains OF salt;
stir these ON the fire, to boil five minutes;
add one egg; beat up until well mixed;
pour this into Il buttered cup, and boil
twenty-five minutes.
BuNs.-eSx ounces Of butter three
quarters of pound OF sugar, one
pound Of flour, four eggs, half q cup of
sweet milk, il tablespoonful Of soda,
one Of cream Of tartar, II small nut
meg; work the butter to a cream; add
the milk next, putting in the flour and
soda last.
GRAHAM PIE CRusT,--Take thin,
sweet cream and prepare Il dough, rs
for crackers, roll out and make your
pie rs with 81 crust of grease and fine
Hour, and you will have an article that
is very eatable and healthful.
CURE FOX INcllIENT CONSUMPTION. --
Live temporarily, avoid liquor, take Il
daily sponge bath, wear II flannel next
the skin, and take every morning one
half pint Of fresh milk from the COW.
mixed with II winegass of the expressed
juice Of green hoarhound. To be snc-
cessful ii must BE- persisted III for some
time.
INDIAn PUDDING.-One quart Of milk,
half pint Of corn meal, half u cup Of
chopped suet one cup of molasscs,
one teaspoonful Of ground allspice, one
egg, and little salt; boil half the milk
and stir in the corn meal; let it cool;
then add the remainder Of the milk
and tho other ingredients, pour All INTO
4 buttered dish and bake one hour.
DouGHNuTs. One pound Of white
sugar, one quart Of milk, onc-half
pound of butter or lard, one pint yeast,
-four sufficient To stitlen. Let the dough
rise, then lift small portions lightly and
twist into shape Cook the nuts in lard
deep enough to swim them. Dust with
sugar while hot The same receipt
makes an excellent rllsk.
Blows BREAD Two cups Of Indian
meal, two cups Of rye meal, one cup Of
molAsses, two cups of sweet milk, one
cup Of sour milk, one tcaspoonful Of
soda, pour into tin pudding dish or
two quart pail, shut cloth IN under
the cover to make il tight, set 1t into q
kettle Of boiling water, and let II boil
steadily -four hours
BAKED INDIAN PrnpING. One quart
If scalded milk, While hot stir in twelve
tabeSpoonfuls OF Indian meal, little
salt, and thrce-fourths Of teacupful Of
molasses, set it Nv to cool, and just be-
fore putting into the oven add one-half
pint Of cod water, and bake two 81
three hours.
CtsrtRp II Crls.- Beat thrcc eggs
with three tahiespoonfuls Of sugar and
i HuIo nutmeg and salt, add i full.
quart OF milk tncw j, best, pour int
your cups and set them into Z dish
that yuu can I'LL with boiling Matcf, and
Pit them into the oven 10 bake In
Tins Way they are mucn nicer than
when cooked out of the water.
CREAM Pies. Two eggs, ono cup OF
sugar. onu cnpof flour, and tmo ten
spoouftlls III cream III tartar. Before
stirring nut III i teaspOonfnl OF soda
dissolved in two tahlespoonfuS of sweet
milk, then Stir wCl. and bake III two
] Hat tins When cold, cut open and
spread between cnstard made 81 two
EGGS, four tahleepoonfuls III sugar two
tablespoonfuls II flour or corn-starch,
and one pint Of milk. Flavor Yith
lemon, ard boil till il thick.ns