New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.


B1soUE OF LoBsTERs.-Mak good strong stock
of knuckle of veal, a large slice of salt pork,
few slices of onion and three quarts OF water.
Make il the day before you want the soup. SO that
every particle OF fat may be taken Oft Let 1T sim
mer five hours. short time before dinner heat
together in saucepan piece OF butter the sze Oh
an egg and two large tablespoonful OF Hour. when
done-but not brOwned-add a cup OF cream, pint
of the stock which must be hot, pepper and satand
the coral of lobster dried and pounded. our the
SOUP letting It mix well together, but not boil, as
that will spoil it, little of the boiled lobster cut
in tiny bits may DO added
SORT CRABs-Wipe them dry, and after season.
ing them with pepper and salt and rolling them In
-four dip them in beaten-up egg and milk, then III
cracker-crumb and fry IN boillng-hot ard.
New POTATOES A LA CREME.-Seect some new
potatoes all Of the same slze-abou as large as april
cots Boil them in sailed water; dram them when
dry and pour them little drawn-butter sauce.
These potatoes, when properly cooked and served
very hot, are delicious
KROMEsKYs or GAME.-A recipe for this dish was
given in HE TRIBUNE of June -. Those dircc-
tons may DO implicitly fOlOWed-Or instead OF
using flour to roll the minced game IN, you can take
powdered cracker crumbs, which give them
dantleT look.
SALAD OF BEETs.-Ths salad Is particularly good
lust now when both beets and potatoes are new and
tender. Boil in sailed water equal quantities of
BOTH and set them on ice to get cold. just before
serving them into thin but regular slices, dress
with pepper salt, oil and vinegar, and garnish with
watercress
MOCHA PuDDING.-Take three eggs, beating the
whites and yolks separately one cup of sugar, one
CUP of flour, One-thiTd of teaspO0ntu of soda and
one teasp0onu of cream OF tartar. Stir together
quickly and bake in two pans, the batter being put
IN thrce-quarters OF inch thick. Set away to get
cold now take two and half cups of sweet milk.
four tablespoons of sugar and two quarts OF Hour
and one egg Boil all together until IL thickens
and flavor with some of the strongest coffee that
can be made. Put this cream between the two
layers of cake and ice 1t with an icing Favored
with coffee.
NAsTURTIUM SALAD.-Put your lettuce into the
salad bowl. strewing about 1t tablespoonful Of
picked capcrs. Put here aud there about the let
tuce fresh nasturtium blossom as a garnish. The
orange of the flower and the green Of the lettuce
look beautifully together. he salad IS dressed
a la FrGnease-pepper. salt. oil and vinegar
GARZPACHo.--A reader asks that some Spanish
contributor will give recipe Tor preparing this
dish.
LAMB Chops WITH SPINAcn-Trim the chops
neatly, bro them perfectly, put little butter pep
per and salt Oh them and arrange them IN circle
around peas Put little white paper RULES around
the ends OF the chops.
RICE WAFFLEs.-Beat together n pint of milk
the yolks of three eggs, two ounces of butter and
half "A tea-cup of thoroughly boiled rice sprinkle n
little salt and q Tablespoonful OF soda into pint
of flour and then sift II IN. Beat thoroughly and
bake IN waffle irons.
CoRS FRITERs.--Tale half dozen large ears Of
corn. cut IT from the cob, and mix 1t up with two
eggs a cupfu OF sweet milk, salt and enough flour
TO make a soft batter. Drop u tablespoonful at q
time into boiling hot lard.
SOUTHERN FRIED HoMINY.-Warm some boiled
hOmny left over from the day before; add to Ii a
tumbler of cream or rich milk, piece of butter,
two well beaten eggs and a little Hour; fry III hot
butter.
BgFP SaNDwIcHEs.-Cut some nice bread in slices
and butter them with mixture of two parts of but
ter aud one of French mustard mixed we'll together
Place between two slices Of bread thus prepared q
slice of tender roast beef carefully freed from tat