The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-04-09
RECIPES.

Seed GLADSTONE cupful sugar, half
cupful butter, one-third cupful milk,
two eggs, one teaspoonful soda, seeds
to your taste.
Sponge Cake Il pound pulverized
sugar; IL eggs, yolks and whites beaten
separately lemon, juice and grated
rind; 10 ounces -four; teaspoonfuls
baking powder.
Whip Creane.-Take one quart OF
cream, add one-fourth pound powdered
sugar, one pint of wine; whip up with
rods, or churn, and skim as it froths.
Lemon Pie.-1 lemon; teacup sugar;
l egg; ] teacup water; l tablespoonful
-four. Squeeze the juice out of the
lemon, chop the rind fine, mix all to-
gether, and bake with two crusts.
Strawberry Cordiat.-To each quart
of the juice allow pint of white brandy
and half pound of loaf sugar; let 1t
stand two weeks, then strain we'll and
bottle.
For the benefit of our new readers
and those who have failed to preserve
them, we reproduce the following REQ
ipes, which are acknowledged to be ex-
cellent: ~
Vine Cdke.-Put6 ounces of sugar
into pint of sherry and make it boiling
hot when nearly cool. pour it over 6
we'll beaten eggs, and stir in pound of
sifted -four; beat thoroughly, and bake
n &quiek oven.
Egg Pudding. Five eggs, five table,
spoonfuls of flour, one pint of sweet
milk; put the milk on the fire and thick
en- with little flour; beat the whites
Just before you put in the oven. bake
quick and serve with sauce.
Lemon Cheese Cake.-Two eggs and
one cup of sugar beaten together, cook
-dnsSfSrfp 'geCs TniCk, Just before taxing
up, add the juice of one lemon, slice
cup cake and put a thick layer between
each slice, the same as cup cake. Serve
with sauce.
Green Corn FriHers.-- Six ears of
boiled corn, grated, three eggs, beat
the yolks, mix with the corn, season
with pepper and salt, add two even
table-spoonfuls of sifted -four, beat the
whites to stiff froth and ada last. Fry
as fritters. in hot lard.
Indian Cake, or pone as it is some
times called, makes delightful break
fast dish Our method is as follows: One
quart of buttermilk, four teacupfulls of
Indian meal, two of wheat -four, four
tablespoonfuls of molasses or brown
sugar, one even tablespoonful each of
soda and salt. Bake in quick oven.
This rule makes two handsome cakes.
Mock Cream, Pie.-Boil one pint and
half of milk; sweeten and flavor to
taste. Beat three eggs very light; add
to them three heaping teaspoonfuls of
flour, and spoonful of salt Stir this
into the boiling milk. Spread this be-
tween two layers of cake made for
Washington pie, and you have nice
cream pie.
COcodnut Puddings hree-quarters
of pound of cocoanut before it is ora-
ted, beat half a pound of butter into a
pound of powdered loaf sugar, stir well.
add one glass of wine. Beat the whites
of twelve eggs until stiff, stir the cocoa
nut and the beaten whites alternately in
sugar and butter, giving all good beat
ing; spread on crusts, bake as other
custards.
Queen Ma6's Pudding. -Blanch and
bruise about six bitt almonds, cut the
peel Of lemon very thin, and put both
into clean stewpan with = pint of
milk; stir it at the side of the fire until
it is ct the point OF boiling, and the
favor OF the lemon and almonds is we'll
drawn out. Then add an ounce Of ISM
glass end . very little selt. Wien the
isingiass is Dissolved. strain the milk
through muslin into another ssewpan.
and Ndd che sugar broken and the
cream; just allow it to boil, then stir
quickly in the yoke OF the eggs we'll
beaten, and stir il constantly, carefully,
to prevent its curdling, until il becomes
of the thickness Of good Cnstard; then
pour il ont. and sgain stir until nearly
cold; then mix il with the dried cherries
and the citron cut into SbredA Ruba
drop Of oil over moald, pour in the
mixture, and sCt it in o cold place, or on
ice, before il 10 tuFnpd Oat.