Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-30
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oil of cold water, three tablespoonful
OF bread crumbs. FIRST pare aud core
the apples and cut them in small. thin
pieces. Put INTO small saucepan one
ounce OF sugar and one half gill OF cold
water and place The pan over The fire.
When sugar and water boilS put III the
slices OF apple and boil till soft. Place
the oil of milk over the fire to boil.
Drop INTO the breal crumbs the yolks
of two eggs. Mix well together ana pour
into tie mixture the boiling milk. Beat
milk. eggs and bread crumb well. Whip
ND he whites of the eggs on plate and
add pinch OF salt. When the applts
have boiled soft pour them out into
pie dish. Lay over them the bread
crumb, yolks OF eggs and milk Put
the dish into an oven to bake for about
five minutes. Take them out and lay
roughly over the top the whites OF the
eggs. beaten to stiff froth. Sprinkle
oy, r them the remaining half ounce OF
suaar. Return the dish to the oven to
remain one or two minutes till the whites
on top have Drowned. The pudding Is
best when eaten warm.
QUEEN OF PUDDINGs.-l4 cups OF white
sugar, 2 cups of fine dry bread-crumbs,
) eggs, / tablespoon butter, vanilla.
rosewater, or lemon for havorlng, l quart
fresh, rich milk, and . cup jelly or Jam.
Rub the butter into cup of the sugar,
beat the yolks light, ahd stir these to-
gether to a cream. The bread-crumbs
soaked in milk come next, then the sea-
soning. Bake in pudding-dish until
the custard Is set. Draw from the oven.
spread over with jam, then cover with
meringue made of the whites. whipped,
swestened and favored to taste.
CoEy BREAD.-A teacupful of corn
meal. a teacupful of flour, cup OF milk,
two eggs, little salt. teaspoonful Of
yeast powder. Mix the meal and flour
well together; add the yeast powder and
salt, Beat up the eggs in a basin and
pour them in the centre of the meal and
tour; then add the milk. Beat the
whole well together and pour all into
creased pan; place it in moderate oven
and bake for half an hour. Sugar may
be used OF left out, according to the taste
OF the person preparing the dish.
BoRAx water Will instantly remove all
soils and stains from the hands and heal
ali scratches and chafes. To make 1t,
put some crude borax into large bottle,
and fill in water. When the borax is
dissolved. ..adl more 10 the water, until
at last the water can absorb no more,
and reslduum remains at the notion of
the bottle. 1t is very cleansing and
very healthy. By its use the hands will
be kept in excelle cogdition, smooth,
soft and white.
SCOTCH SHORT BREAD.-FOur pounds
-four; two pounds shortening. l take
half lard aud half butter; one egg, and
as much milk as would fill an egg shell.
. Beas well together, and add to the flour
and butter, with one pound fiue sugar;
then with your hands work the whole
until it is soft enough TO roll out on your
baking-board about half an inch thick;
cut into any form yon may wish; pinch
the edge with your tiuger and thumb
ard bake.
Brown DYSPEPSIA BREAD.-Take six
quarts OF wheat meal, rather coarseiy
ground, one tea cup good yeast, half a
tea-cup molssses, mix with pint of
milk-warped water and teaspoon sal =
eratus. Make hole in the meal and
stir the mixture III the middle till like a
batter. Then proceed as with fine flour
I br adj, make dough, when light, into
four leaves, which will each weigh two
pounds when baked. Bake au hour and
a half; hotter oven is required than
| for fine flour.
DAMASCUS BISCUITS. Beat the whites
OF three eggs TO froth; a quarter pound
of beef suet chopped fine; half ounce bit
ter almonds, blauched, chopped fine, all
beaten well with the frothed eggs. Take
the yelks OF the eggs, mix with SIX oun-
oes sifted loaf sugar, beat well, pour IN
to the almonds, and white of egg; mix
we'll; shake in Two ounces of -four, sui
| fic1ent lemon to flavor. Pour INTO small
tins or nodded papers; bake in quick
oven
APPLE TART.-Stew some pippir
apples till soft, say about six large ones
cook them IN as little water as possible
Make the sauce as sweet as liked, aid
stir in one-half cup of butter; put IL
the sugar and butter when the apples
are taken from the fire. Line deeI
plates with soft crust, and put IN the
mixture. Crate lemon-peel and loaf-su
gar on the ;op. Bake till very Iigh
brown.
IRISH POTATO PIE.-Ore pount
| l,o.LAl r,,IInl thra,,rh
lender. one-half pound butter creamet
with the sugar, six eggs, whites an(
yolks beaten separately, one lemon
squeezed into the potato while hot, on,
teaspoonful nutmeg. one teaspoonfu
mace, two cups white sugar. Mix ant
bake same rs sweet potato pie.
To cure felon, take out portion o
the inside of lemon, and thrust the fin
ger into 1t. Or, take the skin of tn,
inside of fresh egg, bind it ON with tn,
moisture of the white of the egg next t,
the finger, and it viii draw the smal
globule that causes the sore, to the sur
face. Az 1t dries, make new Applications
APPLE TARTs. Stew and strain tar
apples; add cinnamon. rose water, bolle,
cider aud sugar to taste; lay tn s iu tn
ebove paste; squeeze thereon or
ange juice. Raspberry, currant ant
plum tarts may be made OF preserves
Lay bars of paste across the top of tn,
dish.
Corn CAKE. .-Ope cup sugar. two eggs
four tablespoonfuls Of sweet cream, tw,
cups sweet milk. two teaspOonfuls saler
atus. four teaspoonfuls cream tartar
two cups corn meal and one of flour
Let 1t set IN the warming closet of you
stove five minutes, then bake ten min
utes IL hot oven.
ALUM is very injurious to the teeth
Chlorate of po ash has no action at al
upon the teeth. Alcohol does not effec
them, Eeither does cologne. Tobacc,
does not effect the structure of the teeth
but colors them brown.
| POVERTY CAKE.-One pint of milk