New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

KRoMTsKEYs.-This nttlo entr6o or luncheon
dish exceedingly nice. and is made with very lit
tie trouble. Cut some cold meat IN small pieces
clip onion and fry 10 pale yellow in butter
add little flour aud str until smooth then add
half pint Of good stock brown gravy. two table
-poOnfuls OF chopped parsley, salt, white pepper.
litto powdered herbs aud very little cayenne, two
ounces of chopped mushrooms warmed in little but
ter and teaSpooniul OF lemon Juice.
Now add tho mincodmcat, stir until scadiDR
hot add the yOll Of one ogg, cook for two min
utcs stirring all the time and spread ont to cool on
Il buttered dish; make batter adding TO IL little
pepper, grated nutmeg and one tablespoonful OF
salad oil Tho batter should DO thick. and 1t Is we'll
to beat stiff the whites Of the eggs separately Heat
tho dish containing the meat, turn 1t out on the
board Just duStod with flour, cut IL into strips about
an inch wide and two inches long, roll thom lightly
under the hand III the shape OF cOrks, dip them III
the batter, and fry them golden brown in SmOk-
ing hot fat. Serge on napkin.-lAlrs. Frederick.
BEEF AU GRATIN.-Takc cold beef, either boiled
or roasted and cut 1t In thin slices. Grease q tin
pan with butter, dust with bread crumbs, put In u
little chopped parsley and lay on the slices of beef
Put salt. pepper and parsley on top, dust with bread
crumbs. drop on lemOn-uce and llttlo broth, Just
to tho bottom OF tho pam and place II III the
OVon.
FRExCm CAKE-IIalf cup butter, three eggs, two
cups sugar. one cup milk three cups ionr two tca-
spoons cream of tartar and one toaSpoOntul soda.
Beat the yOlks OF eggs In the milk add the butter
and the sugnr, then the flour and tho cream tartar,
then tho whites OF tho eggs ana last OF all the Soda
lobster RIssOLEs-EXtract tho meat of 4 boiled
lobster minco IL rs fine as possible mix it with tho
coral pounded smooth aud some yOlkS Of hard-bOled
oggs, pounded also. Season 1t with Cayenne pep
per, powdered mace and a very little salt. Make n
batter of beaten egg. milk and Hour 70 eHch egg
allow two large lablespOOnfus of milk, and large
tcaspoOnf of flour. Boat the batter we'll aud then
NIX the lobster with 1t gradually till IT. Is stiff
enOngh to make into oval balls about the lizo OF
largo plum Fry them in tho best salad oil, and
servo them up othor wnrm cold. Similar rissolcs
may be mado of raw oysters minced fine, OF boiled
| clans These should bo fried in lard.
TOMATO SAuCE.-Gathcr your tomatoes when
fully ripe and wash them and mash
tlpm I'm guitnhlp ypggpl. Then ulgpp
them IN kcttIO over u moderate irc
and when Just warmed through, pross II Cullcncr
down upon thom, then dipping from the cullcnder
all the watery juice possible. After boiling u short
time, strain tho mass through wire sieve, Just fine
enough TO retain thc rlnd OF the fruit; then return
10 to tho Kettle and boil 1t down to tho desired con-
sstencyj some prefer It thin, as retains of
the flavor, taking all care that 1t does not become
scorchcd In tho process. lioat the bottles you III
tend to usO in steamer to boiling heat, and while
they retain this heat fill them with sauce In a boil
ing state Then cork th0m Immediately with good
cOrks, and place them where they will cool slowly
SALLY SUNN.-One pint flour, butter half as largo
rs an egg, two abospOonfus sugar. one egg one tea
cup milk, one toaspOOniu cream tartar onehalf ten
spoonful soda, little salt. Mix flour. cream tartar
sugar. butter, egg and salt together, stir few
minutes then add the milk and Soda STIR a little
more, and bake twenty minutes.
FOOD FOR TIE SICK.-Frequontly we find sick
people whose stomachs reoCt all kinds of nourisll-
ment until conditions follow that In many instances
terminate fatally. In twonty instances in which
have heard the popular sck-bed nOurishment pre-
scribed anu rejected by an inValids enfccblel
stomach, have mover known tho simple saucer of
parched corn. pudding or Cruel refused. The corn
IS roasted brown, precisely as we rOast coffee,
ground as iino as m0al IN n cOifoC-mill, and made
either into mtlsh, Cruel, or thin cakes baked lightly
brown, and gwen other warm cold, clear, or with
whatever dressing the stomach Will receive or re-
tain. Parchcd corn and meal boiled in skinned
milk and fed frequently to children suffering from
Summer darrhWa, will almost always cure, as it
will dysentery in adults and VIC believe the
cholera Ill its earliest stages.-IW.
PINEAPPLE FRIITERs.-One pint Of hOur half
pint of milk threo eggs, half oaspOOnful soda three
fOurths teaspOOnlul cream tartar tablespoonful
uc and cover With s"gar iot Il stand p,e
stir in tho batter when ready to fry. 10 be eaten
while hot, with sugar
SPANISH CREAM-Three pints milk poured on
one ounce of geiatlno to soak one hour, six eggs
gether and pour into the boiling milk. and then
eight tabespoOnfuls sugar. Beat sugar and yolks to-
pour this mixture on tho white Ot thr oggs, winch
have been previously we'll beaten. Flavor with