The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-28

40 ALN< IlA>I &At<@& 49, -
he backs get wet.
COOP RISKS. -One pint Of milk. one
teacup OF Yeast; mix itthin; when light
.dd twelve ounces Of brown sugar. two
ounces Of butter. four eggs. nonr sum
cient 10 make stiff - bread: when
risen again. mold and spread y ON
tins
To GLOSS Shirt Bosous.-Take two
ounces Of powdered gum arabic, pour |
in pint or more Of wate;. ana men,
having covered il. let il stand all night
In the morning pour Il carefully from
the dreys into clean bottle. cork and
keep II for use; add teaspoonful OF
this gum water to pint Of starch made
In the usual way.
CLEANING WOODEN SrUfFS-Iake
one pint Of hot water, and slice into y
two ounces Of shaving soap Add 70 u
two ounces Of spirits OF ammonia. ana
one teaspoonful Of powdered saltpeter.
Put into bottle and shake until thor
ouchly dissolved. To use It. pour 2
little into saucer. dip in sponge. and
rub the material vigorously
SPONGE CAKE.-Four eggs, one cup
sugar. once cup -four. one-haf tea
spoonful baking powder. one teaspoon
fill extract Of orange; beat The yelks and
sugar together ten minutes; add the
-four with powder sifted in, and the ex-
tract last; add the eggs (whites) beat.
en- to froth: bake IN well-buttered
tin in steady oven. thirty minutes
Trr-ToP CAKE--One egg. one table,
spoonful of butter, a small cup OF sweet
milk. one nnd half cupflis Of -four,
one teaspoonful and half Of baking
powder, one teaspoonful Of lemon ex-
tract: beat the egg. butter and s1gar
together till light; add the milk; sift
the Hour and powder together and
add TO the rest; Last, put In your ex-
tract
BRoILED SHAD--Split and wash the
shad and afterwards dry in . cloth;
season with salt and pepper; have
ready bed Of clear. bright Goals;
grease the gridiron well. and - soon
as il i hot lay the shad upon il; broil
Quarter OF an hour or more. according
10 the thickness; butter well and send
to table: il can be served with melted
butter.
TEA BrscUrr.-One half cup Of but
ter. two csps sugar. two pints -four. two
teaspo0nfuls OF baking powder. one tea
spoonful extract nutmeg. Sift the
four. sugar and powder together; rul
in the butter cold and add enough
sweet milk 70 make q soft dough-ads
the extract last; roll out half An incl
thick and cut out with q biscuit cutter
wash over with milk and bake twenty
minutes.
HAN SALAD.-Take your fragment o
cold boued ham left after slicing, re
move al dark and dry portions, also al
the fat; mince evenly and fine; tax
enough rich. sweet cream 20 set IN
mince. . saltspoon OF strong groun
mustard. the same of fine sugar and
good pinch Of cayenne pepper; mi
thoroughly with the ham; garnish wit
sprigs u parsley, and You have mic
dish for tea
CRrLLERs--On cup Of white sugal
two-thirds Of cup Of sweet milk. tw
tablespoonfuls melted butter. one egg
three small teaspoonfuls OF baking pow
der- season with nutmeg. Have III
cakes all rolled out before you begi
irving: have the lard very hot an
plenty OF II. Turn them over almo
constantly while cooking. and you cal
not fail 70 have cakes light. tender an
free from grease
TouATo Six tomatoes peelt
and sliced; pour over them one quart
boiling water, half teaspo0nful Of sod
when il stops foaming add one pint
sweet milk and season Is for oyster
with butter. pepper. salt and . lit
rolled cracker. Serve A. soon rs
boils. Canned tomatoes can be US
Just As well. This Is very delicate Al
nice for . person who Is just gettil
able to eat after . fit Of sickness.
Fec GExs-A[ix together any XII
Of cold meat Chopped fine) with I
equal quantity Of bread crumbs; y
pepper. salt, . bit Of butter and lit
milk; Gil some buttered gem-pans wi
the mixture, then carefully break
egg on the top OF each; season wi
pepper and salt. and sprinkle some ve
iine cracker crumbs on top; bake Gig
minutes; little grated cheese may
added % the cracker, If desired.
CRUDE PETROLEUM il an exceIls
preservat;ve Of pine shingles. causi
them to become Of the character
cedar or cypress But the petro'e'
will flavor the water that runs from
roof 80 prepared for more than We
To steep rile shingles in lime water r
ders the vegetable albumen insolub
and 50 makes them more durable I
lirlc water Is soon washed out, and .
er that the water y unchanged
PRExERvED STRAWBERRIES. 49,
every pound Of berries use one pou
Of white sugar and half q pint Of wat
pick carefully over the berries;
sugar and water until il thickens, .
then pour ON the strawberries v
gently. and let them boil slowly for
teen minutes and no more; put II