New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

NICE SUPPER DIsu.-1ake ont the centres of the
required number OF Spanish onions, insert IN each
onion "A kidney. and place before the lire IN a Dutch
oven until tho vegetable is cooked. The kidneys
will be found t. bc dried aud mdlgcsubIr' but the
onions will have absorbed all the goodness from
them. The centre u the onions should be placed In
the Dutch oven with the rest.
GLAZED HAM:-Soak and boil ham twenty min
utrg to the pound. and let II get almost cold IN tho
water. SKIN it neatly. and coat Win . paste made
of cup OF cracker crumbs, one OF milk, two beaten
eggs, ii seasoned with pepper set the ham IN
tie oven until the gl'Zing rs Drowned, mostcnlng
now and then, with few spoonlus Of cream.
Wind fTillcd paper about the shank, and garnlsh
with parsley.
How TO MAKE MEAT TENDER.-Cut the steaks the
day before, INTO slices about two inches thick, rub
them over with a small quantity of soda; wash OF
next morning Cut into suitable thickness, and cook
as you choose. The same process VIII answer for
fowls legs OF mutton etc. Try, all who love deli
cious tender dishes OF meat
WHITE MoUNTAIN ROLLS-Sixtocn cups of flour,
half cup OF sugar. cup of buttcr, cup of yeast the
whites OF iourcCps beaten 10 stih ROTH and four
cups Of boiling milk; melt the but or and sugar IN
tbe milk. have the milk blood warm, and mix the
bread adding the whites of eggs after mixing IN
part of the Hour kncad stii and let rise in warm
nlacc over night. In The morning kncad into rolls,
and let rise til light; rub the beaton white of
egg over the tops % rolls and bake thirty minutes.
IPMoNErTE.-Pare and core some apples, and boil
til nearly tender and of these take one pound; to
this add the Juice of rather moro than half lemon
and the grated peel Of whole one, swccten to taste
with powder loaf sugar, about one pound Is
usually sufficient To this add the yOk OF eight eggs,
and ne whites of six well beaten, three ounces of
butter liquid sufficiently TO mix them WITH and
beat up al together; put into pie dish, and bake
for nearly an hOur.
ucCoTAsH.-Succotash is an Indian word, and
the dish originated in early days with the Indians.
IL is prepared by cooking together green and
green beans Take of sweet green corn, then
with a sharp knife slice off the ends of the kernels
and scrape out the inside do this until sufficient
ouautity il obtained. Then add fresh green shelled
beans the same quantity, and boil together slowly
until sufficiently cooked. Add salt, and just little
pepper with little butter and milk. half tea
cup or more according to the quantity of corn.
SWEET PoTAToEs.-Boil until fork will go easily
into tue largest Skin and lay IN a bake pan IN the
oven a few minutes to dry. They are also very
GOOD TO place in the meat pan with the roast and
brown lightly.
ICING FOR CAKE.-Two pounds double refined
sugar, one spoonful of fine starch, one pennyworth
OF gum arabic in powder, five eggs one spoon rose
water the juice of one lemon. Make the sugar fine,
and sift it through hair sieve rub the starch fine.
sft and the gum arabic sift also; beat stir all
we'll together Take the whites of the eggs, whisk
them well, put one spoonful of rose, water, one
spoon of the Juice Of lemon. beat we'll together:
then put to the sugar by degrees, till you wet it,