Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-18
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
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80 :. .und sugar, butter
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ueen ,ir Is minutes.
ton to the div ~
% cups molOsses. Of
:, Of butter, | Of milk. Vi
.~e~o.,, ieaSpOOnlul saleralus;
1891 Duttcrn the milk; warm the
= ,ho stir itinto the milk and butter;
49,: .ir IN the sugar and let il COO;
ii add tie eggs well beaten, l pound
raisius, Of currants. pound cilron
Bake in slow oven.
CUP CAKE cups flour, cup
cream. / cup sugar, cups currants, 3
cups raisinS | pound candied peel. 1
eggs well be, ten, tca>pooniul carb. Of
soda. cup melted butter. aud spices Ia
taste. 1t will require four hours baking
in moderate oven.
TO ROAsr \ TURKEY.-Afer
thoroughly cleaning and singing with
lighted Newspaper. prepare siu,iins OF
pounded cracker, salt, pepper, butter.
white of eSgS. sage aud sweet margarine;
dill the turkey and sew it up tightly;
rub it with salt aud -four; pc r half
pint Of water into the pan; put in the
turkey, and let it = cast gradually at first.
The wlngs aud legs should be tied down
tightly TO the body. \ large turkey, OF
~elve or fourteen pounds. will require
four hours gentle roasting aud constant
Dasting with flIur and water. Boil the
heart. liver and gizzard in little water
till tender, mash the liver and Sire TIM
the heart and sizzard; add all these to
the gravy in the saucepn; thicken a
little with -four and season with salt
and pepper. Serve with cranberry lilly
and oyster sauce.
RICH MINCG MEAT.-Bcll a lar.e
tongue that has lain in salt not more
than one or two DAYS when coli.
mince it very fac. after removin. the
tkin and all unnecessary fat which sur
roundit. Chop 2 lbs. Ofsuet very fine
iy. also 9 los. ofthe best apples; pre-
pare lbs. rasins aud the same Of cur.
rants; mix all these together. and add
Tie Juice and rlnd Of t fresh lemons. !
grated nutmess, teaSpoonfuls of
cloves, and a few blades o. mace. II lbs.
OF white sugar, and pound of citron
cut in slips, q 10. ofsweet almonds.
0lanched. and pounded in gill If rose.
water is fine addiiion.) Mix all these
and moisten with 9 pinis port wine or
brandy. This should be closely packed
and tightly covered. 1t will keen ex-
ce,lently all winter.
CoCoANUT PIE.-One large cocOapat
grated hue. a tablespoonful Of ros,.
wafer a teaspoonlul OF brandy. the
whites five eggs beat0n to a roth. ]
10. OF loaf sugar, t 10. ou ter creamrd !;
mix all together aud bake IN a gu ok
oven. Bake without cover.
LEMON PIES (RICH. Pare carefully
The yellow gimd from ? lemons (: then re-.
move The thick white substance which
grows next The riud. il bcinsa very in.
dlgcst.ble and useles, article; then
squeeze lhr juice into a bowl and re-.
m"ve The Se,d';chop the rind and the
remainder OF tie lemons very fine ami
add to the juice. Add also, , we'll
beaten eggs and , slight, heaping cups
Of sugar, NIX well, liuc plate wit. a
rich crust, with several layers Of crust
around The edge. which may be made 10
adhere to each other by the use Of a
little water. Bake without cover.
The above recipes are excel, nj.
suitable for Christina, times. -. in
selected and original. and have all
been thoroughly tested BY tie under
aimed