South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04


oil the coarsest brown sugar and n pint of
cold water. Put the sugar in sauce
pan and stir it well until Il browns, then
add by degrees the cold water and stir
uutil II boils. IL should not DO bottled
before 1t cools. twill keep for year.
STRAWBERRY SAuoE FOR Pupprxa.---
Take two tablespoonful preserved straw
bcrrles,a teaspoonful of lemon juice, half
an ounce OF sugar, and one tablespoonful
I OF cold water. Stir all over tho fire until
1t boiis Turn out the pudding and pour
tho sauce around IL before serving.
FtoAr..One and half pints Of new,
mnk, put into two quart tin dish, cup
or pail, and placed in kettle of boilin1,
water the yolks Of three eggs, two largo.
spoonsfui OF sugar, two even spoonsfui
oil corn starch. Tin lieu OF this little
fiour,) n little milk, beat well together.
add TO the milk and stir we'll until tho
roughly scalded beat the whites 10 n
stih froth, place in a dish and pour tho
boiling mixture over. Flavor 20 suit
the taste.
BEAN SoUP.-Take n cup and a half
or white beans and boil in two quarts of
water till soft. then pour into colan der
aud force the beans through il put into.
pot spoonful of lard, slice Of bacon
cut into small pieces, two spoonsful OF
flour aud an onion cut fine stir the in
! gradients until the -four is brown, then.
add the bean liquor and beans boil n
short time, and before sending TO tho IN.
bic toast some bread & put into the soup.
LEMON JELLY.--Talso a paper OF COL
atine and let ii soak in pint Of cold
water for one hour at least, but the long.
er 1t IL soaked the better. Then adj
TO 1t quart Of boiling water, the juice,
oil two or three lemons, and mint and
a half of sugar. Set it away, without
cooking at ALL in form to cool. and
an excellent article of jelly will be tho
result.
DRIED APPLE CAKE.-Two teaoupfuls
dried apples, soaked over night and
chopped fine stew them in two cupfiIls
OF molasses until well cooked. Then
take two eggs, one cup butter. one OF
sour cream, one OF sugar. little salt,
two teaspoonfuls Of soda; stir some
Hour with the first before mixing with
the rest spices To- taste; the more tho
better. This makes an excellent cake.
BREAD PUDDISG--Slice your cold
fbread in the morning and pour BUTTER
Milk over. Let il soak until IL gets soft.
Mash 'inc,a put in halfa nutmeg and 3
beaten eggs Bake in hot oven. For
sauce, take two cups sugar and two heap
ing tablcspoonsful of -four. Mix flour
with the sugar, and then add lump Of
butter the size of an egg and half n nut
meg. Four boiling water over il and
serve. IL is said TO be delicious.
OLD-FAsNIoNED GNGER-CAKE.-Onc
quart OF New Orleans molasses two
heaping teaspoonsful OF soda. one small
teaspoonful Of pulverized alum, dis
solved in one half pint OF wafer
two large tablespoonful Of ginger,
one cup butter, and flour TO roll; bake
in bread-pans one inch thick.
To CAN PIFPLhST.-Skin and cut ma
for pie ; fiji glass can full as you can.
then fill up with cold water: screw on
tie cover no cooking or heating. This
is reliable recipe. The fruit will be as
nice another year as that fresh from your
garden.
INFUSION or HoRsEcHgsTNUr IN RugU.
MATIsM.-Dr. w. s. Drake reports in the
st. Louis Medical and Surgical jour.
nal that he bad an inveterate case of
chronic rheumatism cured bv the patient
bathing in an infusion of borseche,tnut.
This patient had not walked for nearly
two years, and had gone through 4xhe
whole list OF rhuematic remedies While
treating n horse with the infusion of
horsechcstnut he found the swelling 10.
rapidly disappear from his hands He
then applied the remedy 30 other Joints.
and received the same benefit. This il
certainly an improvement on the practice
of carrying n horsechestnut in ones pock-
ct as prophylactic Of the same COM
plant.
Place little soft soap upon the gate
and barn door hinges. and stop that
fearful creaking every time they are
/ opened or shut.
/ WHTEwAsH THAT WILL Stick The
Annapolis Gazette" gives the FOLLOWING,
rs "A whitcwash that viii stick - indoors.
and out, and challenges any 20 beat IL.
Sake. say one peck Of lime, and while
hot and az the thickness Of cream. add a
quart If linseed oil and quarter 10.
Of glue. Let stand half day before
using. Rains will not wash it of. nor
will it prove such nuisance on interior
walls rs common whitewash. II should
Of course, be thinned with water while
using, as ordinarily.
The following remedy is suggested for
chicken cholera Take a six-quntt pan
of Tnaal, put into 10 2 tablogpoongfuf Of
short tobacco 2 Tablespoonful If cav
enne pepper, and plenty Of water 70 mix
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