Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-03
The Uot,~cker1ere

NTsH--Ne are now enioyfnC h,,-,,,,-,c,,
sr c anu homemade sauSagc FOR breakfast hut
ioI Chahge enjoy lIIed mlish. with fried ovs-
teIS OF some other relish. We also love sralSst
SoThu eai cakes. Pour boiling water over sllf.
htteht corn meal. slfted ~ course stifrins, Al,
me Tine. We put small nis,., ~ Ia "A ~, 40,
IN u aud then thin IL some with cold milk water
VIII 90; ihen Wet The haIidS ina cold waicr ana
put Oh the Sriddle IN round thin cakes n ths
waller - NOT boiling When psured on me 49,
viii taste raw and bc not good and they nm, m,
Ne made too tlin with the boiling water SDin
open. Battered ara eaten hot thev arr rpallv
SVOd- itey are mol lonC In lac CoO6iAg either
HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS
a. y very llch cake Il made Ia the following way.
laNe cup of butter. TWO OF sugar. three 81 fanr
80, ,out eeSS, cup oI sweet milk, teaSpo0nful soda
TWO oi Cream 81 tartar Bake In Sluarr inns
NIep s'ile raislnS ard nix with uuinte OF al h,r
RlsSo LIE prepare irositnS with grated cncodaut
pieces. ''i St""'o
GERMAN CoFEE CAKE-Take broad aopr,
WHEN IL mas ilsen ready tomoGid out ard Snre1i
Ihlhly over baking plate. Let it Use. then in
cent the top OF it, then a spoonful OF smear ana
sweet cream. Bake Immediately. INV
All hoGSekcepeIS NAV not know that Gallo,
c'otheS can be- washed much better witbouf
Using soap IMAM with. If there Is no grease IN
mem. se Gear he; SOFT water. The cJtors ar.
Pc Pant makes very good pirales. either
sweet or sour. Cook until Je1des. then pranar,
n Tie same way rs FOR other pick.cs.
TWO rIATN RECEIrTS
SFEEP'S HEARTS ROASTED Having washed
tie hearts, stun each with an onion parhnilt,I
and then miucCd tine. two tabjesponnftliS ~
bfead-cTumbS. half tea-Spo0nfal chopped or
dried sage. and sufficient blarh pepper aud Salt
10 season hi -hly. Press the stufing wen int the
hedltS. and n necessary faSten a little muslin
over the top TO Keep ii in. Whilst roasting. basic
frequently. They MAY also be baked. bat care.
must be taken not In let them gel dry. ANY
heart that may I've let is excellent hashed.
CHICKEN PIE.-Border a small pie-dsE with
puf-pdSte. nlince finely some cold fowl or the
white meat OF Z rabbit. with somr ham or
tongue. httle shalot. few mushrooms, n AT
hand; season with salt and pepper. IHOiSlcn vita
While stock, nil the pie-dish. cover With paste
bake in moderate oven. and when done, ada
through hole IN the topa little more Nell-as-
Vored stock.
coon PUDDING.
have watched The hOuSekeepers department
closely, and have tried several OF the roccni>
ana Ike them very well; and as think have
some Neiy good ones myself. VIII bA pleased IN
give them 10 the public. The following is one Of
them: Take piece OF beef and chip II line take
some onions and chip them me, season with
pepper and salt. crate some hard bread mix
item together with the white OF an egg make
bailS, then dip them into the yOk of the egg
and fry them in butter; lard viii do but butter
IS better.-lf'tt nd"'o"'' Iete"'ei'".
A YOUNG GIRLS OBTUSENEss A yolu- man
ana his favorite companion sat near the front
AT BurdetteS lecture the Other evening Whea
The Hdtrkegc man had Just finished cnnNulslUr
his hearers with an account OF a YOUTHS nrSI
shaving encounter with barber. the Young
tNtl whispered. - llat TRUE
10 life, can tell you"
'Eow can you tell me-" inquired his girl
How? he replied IN whisper. why. that's
gust the way felt when first got shaved"
when was that" she asked.
'oh, before / raised my mousi ache" he re-
turned
what moustache?" she querled, a little sur
prised.
What moustache do you suppose he re-
tOrted, turning red.
why, Charley" whispered the girl. II never
saw any mouStache DO you mean"
Never mind what mean" Kissed the Young
man between his clenched teeth. And ne stared
very hard at the lecturer all the rest OF the
evening, but somehow couldn't see anything To
laugh at. Sunday evening lie went 10 see a new
gill korklani LifrA Crtlt,tr