The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-17


one teaspoonfnl salcratus, one egg. heat
en-; leave Il % thin that il will almost
run: bake in a tin. II il j. not light, il
will he because il j. made too thick.
A nice sauce for buildings i COM
pounded ~ one cupful sugar. half cup
iul butter whipped 70 a cream: add one
cnpful boiling water, and scald. hut not
bail: thicken with two teaspoonfuls ~
c,prn-siarch: add one wineglas- ~ wine
I,rnnd, i, best) and a well beaten err.
Apple cuStard pie i made n fol-
lows: Scald the milk and let II cool !;
CRATE some sweet apples: 10 each cnpful
~ apple have two-ihird~ cupful " pow
dered SUGAR, four well beaten eggs. one
cupfsl milk, onc-fourth If nutmeg
line an rarthen pie-dsh with a rich crust.
and lei il bake for half an hour To b.
eaten cold.
Baked Indian-pudding prepared A.
follows i said Ia be- most delicious: One
quart ~ sweet milk Heat about half
III it. Mix half teacnpfnl 81 Indian
meal smooth with little II the cold
milk and pour into the scalding milk,
stirring meanwhile. Then add one
spoonful If flour mixed smooth with more
~ the cold milk and one beaten egg
>wectcn aud season 10 taste. with lit
tie salt and lump II butter il desired
Now add the remainder ~ the cold milk.
Bake two hours
No Jelly can exceed IN looks or ia
vor. that which i made ~ crah-applc-.
some max not know that by taking ONT
the core. the Jelly will b. far nicer look
inr. A nice dessert can be made by
sfswing cored crab-apple, in sugar very
slowly. with lump ii butter. Extract
Of lemon may be added Placed on a
platter or covered dish, il has q very
appetizing appearance II steamed and
Sprinkled with sugar, or laid in a sauce
dish q sirup, they make nice sauce
for tea.
The following i given a. a receipt
for nice pumpkin pie: Cut solid
pumpkin IN quarters remove All the
seeds. then bake until soft. Pumpkin j.
much swecfer baked than sfewed. and
not . warery. When done. ~s.rape out
all the meat AMI rub through a colan-
der. To every quart ~ the pumpkin
put one quart II rich milk and
a cup Of rich sweet cream, two
tablespoonful of mola~ses and sugar
10 sweeten 70 your taste. Mix in A tea
spoonful II salt. half teaspoon
full Of cinnamon one teaspoon 'megs, :
teaspoonfuls ~ ginger, and tbr yelks 81
three we'll beaten eggs. Beat all well
together leaving no Jumps II spice, and
Lastly adj the whites II three eggs
beaten very stiff Line deep plate with
rich paste, wet the edge and las two
strips II the paste around. then fill with
the pumpkin and bake till you can put a
knife-bladc in fhe center without it,
running
To keep lemons fresh. place them in
a Jar filed with water. % be renewed
every day or two.
-RuI,bing fiat-ironS on Sand-paper
will renseye every biz ~ starch. and rem
der them very smooth
To prevent moths in carpets. wash
the floor. before LAYING them. with -pir-
it, II mrpentinr Or benzine.
To clean straw bonncts. fir~t brush
them with soap and water, then with 4
solution If oxalic acid
Milk which has turned or changed,
may H. swerfened ar rendered iii foS
TIE again. ~ stirring in 4 little s,da-
Dry paint can H. -ottened and ~
moved ~ an application, with a swab,
~ strong solution " oNalic acid.
TO make mustard plaster that will
draw we'll but not blister. mix with
the white ~ an egg instead ~ water u
vinegar.
Ii shirf-bosom or any other article
has been ~ror-hed in ironing. LAY il
where bright sun will fall directly on II
liz will take il entirely out
Salt &c b&~f' ~-gall. in the water,
helps to set blaT-k. A tablespoonful a
spirits II iurpenfinc ~ a gallon II water
sets most blue AMI alum j. very ~
firacion- in setting green. Black ~
very dark ealicDes should b. stiffeB~d
with gum-arslsic cents worth j.
enough for dress. III. however, stark
J. used. the garment should b. turned
wrong side out.
There are various methods for r.
moving ink-stains from white fabrics,
hut most ~ them attack the material
itself. With colored goods the difficulty
i increased, for that which will remove
the ink win destroy the color. An
European paper now states that # the
stain i dipped into hot melted suet ~
tallow and washed when cold ia hol
water i will remove the ink together
with the fat
The lemon sirup bought AZ store
can I've made M home much cheaper
Take A pound ~ Havana sugar. boil II
an water down 10 quart, drop il tbs
white ~ an cgg 70 clarity il. strain il,
aid one quarter ~ an ounce ~ tariarie
ar rifrie. acid III van IA nat find II souI