The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-31
af1anitowoe pilot.
Domestic Recipes.

Mullins for Breakfast-One pint milk
one egg, a piece of butter as large as a
hens egg, one teasroonful of salt, halt
teacupful of Yeast, and flour TO make
stiff batter. Rise over night and bake in
rings.
Mullins for Tea-One quart flour and
two teaspoonsful Of baking powder, well
mixed, add three eggs well beaten, two
tablespoonful of melted butter and one
pint Of milk Bake in rings in quick
oven.
Apple Shortcake.-Season apple sauce
with butter, sugar and nutmeg; make a
nice shortcake; open, butter and spread
with apple sauce. Serve with sweetened
cream.
Lemon Toast-Take the yolks Of six
eggs, beat well, and add three cups of
sweet milk; take bread, not too stale, and
cut into slices; dip them into the milk and
eggs, and fry in butter to a delicate brown;
take the whites Of the six eggs and beat
70 a froth, add large cup white sugar
and two cups boiling water and the juice
of two lemons; serve over the toast as
sauce and you viii have delicious supper
dish.
Pea Pancakes-Cook a pint of peas,
more than you would require for dinner;
while hot put them in wooden bowl,
lump of butter and little pepper with
them, and mash to a saIve with potato
pestle or "masher;;" in tae morning make
a batter of either wheat flour or corn
meal, with eggs and soda, as for fritters;
stir in the pea jam until it is thoroughly
incorporated with the batter, and cook
like any other griddle cake. They make
beautiful and palatable breakfast dish.
For the Toprevent grease
accommodating on the face, battle it often
with mild acids, as juice of lemon or to
mato diluted rub the face deEcately with
q towel several times a day. To render
the complexion smooth and soft, apply
cold cream mixed with water every night
In winter time. In summer, apply oat-
meal water instead. Beware of getting
on too much of any such preparation, as
it renders an uncomfortable night, and
does harm to the skin. Apply the often
err If any one using powder in the day
time will wash it off and apply either of
The above on retiring, much Of its evil eff
fccts will be obyiated. Late suppers have
more to do with muddy compilations and
heavy eyes than the girls realize. Never
use cosmetics. They contain lead. Lemon
Juice and sugar mixed will remove
freCkles.
Dressing a Chicken-Dining one day
with friend, | should have thought her
chicken a turkey il had not seen it, and
to my enquiries she said the fowl was OF
the duck leg variety, very fat and tender,
that she had mixed the stuling with some
roast beef gravy left from the day before,
that she had almost covered the fowl with
thin slices Of sweet, fresh, fat pork while
cooking; said pork would become very
brown, and the grease from it kept the
chicken basted, and prevented it from
getting as brown and dried up as is often
the case. When no fresh pork is on hand
she substitutes the fat of cured hams, only
less Of it, Before she makes the gravy she
skins off all the grease she thinks super
tluous. She also said that sometimes she
would sprinkle the stuffiing slightly with
dry mustard before filling the fowl, and
frequently added tablespoonful of bran
DIV or wine TO relish It up; do not salt OF
pepper 100 heavily.