New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

ALL THE YEAR ROUND z DDING.-I.ine piedisI
with paste, spread ON three ounces of any kind OF
Jam raspberry Is the best, then beat wcllIn basin
the following Three ounces of bread climbs H.
same of sugar and butter, the rind and iuro az no.
bake half an hour. ~ '''''' anu
APPLE PREsERvE-Tako some pleasant sonr IN.
pies, pare them take the ont nj the bottom and
,cate 'e sleih IN make syrup OF white sugar and
WntcT TO nan cover the apples; bake or boil them
tlil they are just done tbrough serve them nm
whole with loaf sugar and cream. ~
bE,EfsIEAK AMP OYSTER PIE.-Bcat the steak
gently, WIN Folllng-pln, and season with pcppcr
and salt. Have ready deep dish lined with moi loo
fich pastry Put IN the meat with layers of oys,
an teaspoon of catSup cover with ION crust ana
bake. Veal Will do rs we'll as beef. ''' '"'
Sohd io Pr OYSTERS Crush and roll several
nahdtuis OF boston crackers put LAYER in the hot
tom OF hntlered pulding-dish. Wet this with n
mixture OF the oyster liquor and milk siightlv
salt, pepper and small bits of butter then onother
layer OF the mostened crumbs, then n ayer of ovsl
he Of crumbs and h"at ' ~ dn LEI the top layer
You pour oyer them, stick bits of butter thicklv
over It, and bake half an hour. ''''hiS
BEST NEW ENGLAND JOHNNY C,Kr-To,,o o
quart of bnttcrmilk, teacup of flour twnt
OF q sseiacnPfni OF molasses, little salt one tea
hcn stir in ndan meal Gn bn eEs 6SatSn Of eouse
100 mnch. Leave 1t thinso thin that il will almost
r.i bake IN TN in any oven, and toerably quick
you make il too thick with Indian meal some mao'
pie prefer 1t without the nolasses P''-
TEACH MANGoES-Steop the peaches in brine for
TWO DAYS cut small piece out of each and care
fnly take ont the stones make a filling for the
places that We're occupied with the stones az fresh
mustard seed moistened with vinegar scranod
horse-radish powdered ginger a Glove of o,rIic dr
small onion, and very little red pepper also IL
tie powdered mace and little chopped peach stuff
tho peaches hard with this mixture: renlaro tho
bits that were cut out, and tie up the peacbcs III;
pack-tlrcad; boil quart of vinegar seosonc5 W.
specs tlc up IN bag; when it has boiled tcn min
uteS pour IL hot over the mangoes info a stona ~
add ut the top tablespoon Of salad oil COIL ~,
jar and tic leather over it. WIN 'no
To PICKLE SWEET APPLEs.-Wasb tho onn,o0 nm,
put them impaired into steamer over kettIe n nf
pollhg wafer, covering 1t tightly. Put them in not
t He oi1 Two ueep and let them steam till Won can
SUCK tork IN them easily While thew ara dow,
Don quart OF good vinegar, not too shaIp with tSS
cups or sugar or good sorghum syrup Wten II III,
put In the apples from the steamer and La tT,
Doi Ten or niteen minutes Take them nm in
Ptcher OF stone jar and pour the vinegar hot over
uJh. ney are good as soon as cold but will keen
well and make nice relish for any meal - Aoop
MYsu MUFFINs-Make Indian mush as Won ord;-
Marty DO, ana when cold thin it with one ouart rs
mix. and stir in q few handfus of yybaat ar vi
seven eggs and butter size of an egg also not'
Bake in rings. Do '''' 'oiiie SALT
GREEN CORN PUDDING.-Take tweIve oors -.
corn spnG the rows IN the centre, then scrona oUt
the pulp with the knife; this will leave the h OUT
Inc COP. Add Tour eggs one pint milk one snnn Ell i
hour. ''"Ao ohe-haH
CELERY.-Celery boiled in milk and o,.o ;.,
the milk served beverage is said 70 h with
LOT rheumatism. govt, and a specific in eases 20
smallpox Nervous people find comfort in cajo. VI
ties ~ AA0uiSihai quail
HOMEMADE WINE.-Mrs. J. s. 8. sends the fol.