The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-08-13
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two tass-oonfn1s cream tartar mixed with
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ONION SoUP-Cut into slices IL onions;
boil them in three three quarts of milk and
water, equally mixed; add little veal;
season with outter ana pepper, a9u . t1n
weil-toasted slces OF wnlte Dreao anu
hanoiui OF nneiy chopped parsley -.
PINEAPPLE CusrARp.-One can of pine
of milk, four eggs, one tablespoonful of but
ter; beat the eggs, then stir in the butter;
sugar and milk; add the pineapple; then
bake IN mooerate oven. Anis VIII n"Ae
TWO PIES blia
BEErs.-Beets retain their sugary, delicate
flavor to perfection if they are baked instead
of boiled. Turn them frequently while in
the oven, using knife, as fork allows the
iu1ce to run out When done, remove the
skin, and serve with butter, salt and pepper,
in slices; be sure they are piping" hot.
MUsH FOR FRYING.-Put quart of water
on the fire to boil; stir pint of cold milk
with one pint of corn meal and one tea
spoonful of salt When the water bolls pour
in the mixture gradually, stirring all we'll
together. Let it boil for half an hour, stir
r1ng often to prevent 1t from burning. 1t
browns better when made in this way.
Nopx.Nny P1r-Cnt mn notatoes carrots.
celery and any vegetable except cabbage
into pie DISH. Add nandIui OF wen,
a
D0lled eggs, little chopped onion ana
parsley, and DIT OF butter, pepper ana salt
Molsten with any STOCK, mix or cream.
Cover with very light crust and bake
DELICATE APPLE sA1,cE.-Pare. naive and
Quarter a sufficient Quantity of nice stewing
apples, put them into baking dish and
cover tnlcKiy WIN sugar; oits OF lemon peel
may De aodeo, II hked. fut plate over the
oisn anu SET IL mo pan having little not
wafer Ia tne oottom aho Place III noe oven
BAKE Until the pieces are Clear ana tenoer.
BRe.p FRrrp C.KE-Take anv bits of
bread Won NAV have left after . meals:
soak them in milk or milk and water nntii
perfectly soft: mash fine. add two eggs. pinch
OF soda, salt TO taste, ana enough nour 70
make them iry nicely crop the spoohiuis
INTO not putler or iaro. ihese are lne1pen-
s S ana COCO ana oe.'er way 70 use ory
oreao Inan III puuoings.
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With hntter and a little water and stew m
til the water is evsnorstad and the hutter
add nutrneo nennor Golf and few oraan
peas; simmer for; three hours, strain and use
for malgre soups of any kind. st
5u III 1880 nan pound Oh outtel
ea@ ' ,be s 1ine ~ III =, af,ee
ounce of pounded cinnamon and half the
quantity of powdered ginger; work into it
as much -four as will make it paste; cut it
into shapes or leave it whole, and strew over
the top some pounded almonds and candied
Snow POTATOES dlned with friend
last week Wnere potatoes were prougnt on
the table In an unusual form TO me-. They
MADE q oeiicate, appetzing olsn, ana WILL
append my Irlenos simple olrections for
and steamed off rub them through a colan-
der. where thew will drop below in coiIing
strings baan,ng themselyes in a Iioht and
airy mass. Serve at once
SALT FOB THE fHRoAT.-one who has tined
with dement, recommends salt as gargle Tor
the throat for those inclined to hacking
A teasnoonfnl of salt is dissolved in half a
tumblerfui of cold water and with this the
throat is earpled lust before each meal Al
unusual freedom from coughs or sore throat
il claimed to be the resuit of This sim nile
remedy =, -
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catter them nIentifnlIv in and around the
han horso Th;s 10 oil that Is ,,acessarn as
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For windealls use pedded bandage, with
astringent lotions: applied two hours day at
first. adding two hours every day after, until
it ia kept on continually, is the usual RENE
dy. hest from WorK Is neipiui 70 cure
Growers of frnit should hear IN mind tina.
nov il the time to look after their fruit. n
the trees sr.- crowded the imnerfect fruii
shonid ha nnI,ed or knocked off To insnre !
cron of sonnd we'll matnred fruit in Auons,
or September.
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