The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-08

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hours s~ry. ~ish cream the tais.
tnrr q milk aad yeik q ee- a~d ey
CITY hOascsiyus-Ana sugar 10 skack =
little nutmeg nay b. added
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three esys beaten very light. = small
tcseupisl of hnc white sugar. une table
spoonful Of corn starch. Nhco thess
ingredients are mixed. pat the uslxtnrv
into a eustard saucepan or = jag. sei in
n pan Of boiling wafer, and stir ooo-
~sisntiy for twenty minutes thea take
IL Of ths sioyc. and add = quarter II q
pound 81 dc>iccated az grated ~occosnui.
When well mixed drop IN teasPonfuls
on bu;;ered paper. Bake IN n very
SLOW oven, As they mus, not brown at
al.
BEEFsrTAks SrrwKp WITHOUT VA
TER.-Gci three or four fuaads Il ra'np
steak, cut about sn inch ;hick; put an
ounce II butter In n fryinz-pan large
enough Ia hold your steak, and let ;br
butte melt without browning, wash
the steak quickly in cold water and put
IL in n faying-pSn, covering closely. A.
spon rs Il i thoroughly heated, season
" b n ieaspoouful II salt and a salt
spoonful Of pepper; then push the pan
back on the stove where Il will simmer
not bookkeeping IL covered all The
time. and n weight on the cover. IL
vii be found Ia he cooked and perfectly
tender in an hour and . half. Put on a
hot dish and add half n i.scup II tnna-
10 or two table>poonfuls II waiuu, cat
sup To the gravy in the pan, and pour e
over ia. steak.
REAL Coon ToAsr.-Conlparaiively
few know what really good toas; -
Cut slices Of uniform thickness, n
plump half inch or h~Ye-etghihs inch
move around over n brisk tire, Ia have
all parts toasted alike; keep oniy 30
near the Goals that the pieces viii be
heated through when both sides are
Drowned. II the slightest point i
bIackened or charred, scrspe IL of. o = II
will spoil the flavor II the whole. II
covered with an eartbcn bowl, II viii
keep both warm and moist. A clean
towel or napkin will answer II IL Is io
90 at once 10 the table. But nobody
can make good toast out Of poor brad.
Stale bread may bs used for milk toast.
sour bread may Ice improved by
ioasting il through; heavy bread
makes poor toast. Sweet. light bread,
! only a day old, or less, makes the best
toast.