The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-21

Preventing Meat from Burninq.-Set
= cup Of water in the over while baking.
II will prevent meats or bread from
burning.
Scn 0ingertread.--2 eggs. butter the
size Of m egg, 4 cup OF water, I cup OF
sugar, I cup molasses, 1 teaspoonful
soda, 2 cups -four. Bake in 2 tins.
Fried Cakes.-l teacup Of cream, /
egg, well beaten, piece Of saleratus the
size Of a hickovy-nut, teaspoonful OF
salt, and flour enough TO make them roll
out thin. Fry in hot lard until Of a light
brown.
Wa0les.--1 pint Of sweet milk, 4 eggs,
l large cupful of cold rice or hominy, a
little salt, -four TO make a stiff batter,
baking-powder in the proportion Of 8
teaspoonfuls to a quart Of flour.
Turner's JeHy Cdke.-1 Gun sour
cream, l cup OF sugar, l egg, / small
t~easpoonful of soda; beat the egg and
sugar together; add the cream, and
Bake in round tins and spread jelly be-
tween.
Corn Mufns.-3 eggs beaten light, l
pint OF butiermilk (f very sour use less),
teacup cream or milk, l small tea
spoon soda. Lard or butter the size Of
an egg. Meal enough to make the bat
ter the consistency Of pound cake.
Bake in muffin rings.
Nice Breakfast Dtsh.-Cold mashed
potatoes. made into little balls and
slightly flattened; dip them into an egg
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roll them in cracker crumbs. Fry them
in hot lard or butter. Send to the table
hot.
Birds Nest Puddinq.-Pare and core
tart apples; fill the openings with but
ter and sugar; put Into q pan a heaping
teaspoonful Of dry tspiocs and sugar to
each apple; then put in the apples;
sprinkle over them cinnamon; fill the
pan nearly full OF water and bake.
Hot Siaw.-3 spoonfuls Of sugar, l OF
salt, l cup Of vinegar, / spoonful OF
mustard mix well together. Chop the
cabbage very fine; put 1t in the pan
with a tablespoonful of water ; let it get
well heated through, and then pour the
above ingredients over it.
PRIME Pis.-Take q pound OF prunes
and soak ITEM over night, SO that the
stones will slip out easily; stew in some
water with as many raisins as You
wish, and sweeten use less water than
for sauce; when both are soft, CRATE in
the rind OF 2 lemons and fill the pie, al
lowing ? crusts.
Chicken Salad chicken. chopped
fine, 4 eggs, boiled hard and chopped
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mustard, teaspoon CAYENNE pepper. /
spoon salt, 4 teacup melted butter. i
tumbler Of vinegar, / teacup cabbage,
and 4 a celery, chopped fine: mix
well together.
Ouick Graham Mxsb--14 hints sour
milk. / cup New Orleans mllasses 4
little salt teaspoonfuls Of soda. dis.
solved n 4 little hot water. and AZ much
Graham flour rs can be stirred in with a
spoon; pour in q well creased pan put in
oven as soon as mixed, andbake 2 hours
Kiss p,.ddspo- mart ~ Mill
and dissolve s tablespoonfuls ~ corn
starch ii cold milk: AID the velks ~ :
eggs. and stir into the scalding milk
put the whole into 4 dish and let Il stand
and cool. Take The whites AZ the eOUs.
beat with / cup az smear. mt ON top'
and set in the oven. 10 brown
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