Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1881-09-22
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dozen OF the very small round, white onions:
sprinkle them with salt, let them remain
Tor malt hour, then roll them upon cloth
TO dry them slightly, and dredge with -four.
throw them into stew pan in which Won
| have melted two ounces Of fresh butter. toss
them over gentle fire for five minutes.
drain the fat from them, add pint OF rich
milk, minced lemon peel, white pepper, sals
and butter. Simmer for ten minutes and
serve in the sauce. ma#M.# -@
Catsup.-Boil one-half bushel Of tomatoes
three hours ;.strain out the seeds and skins;
to the remainder add three pints Of vinegar,
one-half pound of salt, one-fourth pound of
olack pepper, one ounce Of Cayenne pepper
one-fourth pound of allspice, one ounce OF
ground cloves, two pounds of brown sugar.
Boil one hour. .5 f9.f
Stea0ed Coam.-Scald the corn Just enough
to harden; slice off the car SO as to divide
the kernel three or four times scrape the
chits the sweetest part) from the cob, add
sweet milk, a little water, q little butter and
salt; simmer ten minutes. Beat one egg
| and add, stirring in evenly just before taking
off the fire. A very little sugar improves 1t
for the taste of most people.
String Beans.At this tiule of wear the
housewife is in the height of her strupgle
with that girl'' to make her cook string
beans more than the twenty minutes which
sue considers enough for them. Lucky is
the woman who can compel servant to
give this vegetable the hours cooking that
1t should have. and to cut it into small pieces
before putting it into the kettle.
Race Chicken Pie.-Cover the bottom OF
pudding dish with with slices of broiled
nam; cut up broiled chicken and nearly
ill the dish; pour in gravy or melted butter
TO t'll the dish; add chopped onions, if you
IKE, or title curry powder, which is bet
ter Z; then add boiled rice to fill all inter
st'ces and TO cover the top thick. Bake IL
Tor one-naif or three-quarters of an hour.
F1ses.-lt is said That aies may be driven
away by the smell of the oil of lavender. An
ounce OF the oil should be shaken up with a
pint bottle of cold water, and the mixture
should then be sprinked about the place in
which the insects abound. This is rather
more agreeable than fly paper, but il some
What expensive.
fancakes.-Pancakes are made OF egos
flour anu milk, and the Just proportions are
one tablespoonful OF i1our to each egg. To
make small pancakes, beat two eggs thor
onghly and add sweet milk. Then take two
'aolespoontuls OF flour, work into thin
paste and duclile batter by adding the milk
ana eggs and a little salt. Grease the Dan
with piece of sweet lard or butter. and
STIR briskly t" prevent adherng to the bot
tom. When the under side IL sutficiently,
Drowned, turn it. Leave the cakes folded
with sugar Or honey and butter between the
folds. or sugar alone. 1t this be too solid
add more eggs and use less aour A slight
~prlnkle Of grated nutmeg will be an addi-
ton.
Aunt Poity.-.A teacupful of raisins. lit
Iie minced lemon peel, a teacup of treacle,
TWO eggs, cupfnl of sponge cake, the
same OF bread, the same of flour, pinch of
ginger, a lew drops of rose water, and half
glass OF brandy. Stir all together. and
steam for two or three hours in a butterad Is
mould.
MIX Asmo'ads.-Dissolve six ounces of
oa'-sugar IN u pint of boiling water and
NIX with 1t quarter of pint of lemon
ana tie same quantity of sherry then add
of pint of cold milk. stir
ne whole well together, and pass through
4 Jelly bag. Z
B'assIsam Tea D;sh.-Take some slic,s of
bread about halt an inch thick, cut off all
'rost' steep the bread in little milk; when
soaked through cover each piece with beaten
Y"ik OF egg, and Try with butter q LIGHT
brown, then arrange the slices on n hot
o'ate. and lay on each piece tolerable thick
covering OF powdered sugar and cinnamon
we'll mingled.