New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-02
Green corn SOUP.
Spanish mackerel. broiied. Sauce HollaHdaise.
SOFT cra1s. frieI.
Rib roast OF beef Boiled potatoes. Lima beans.
Squash.
MacarOul an ins.
Tomato salad
Frozen pudding. Cake.
Fruit
Coffee.
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

CARROTS AND CREAM.-Tnm a quantity of the
.aIlest new carrots that can he Obtained and boil
tnem in sailed water. When zone, drain of the
water. Melt an ounce OF butter In "a saucepan add
to II dessertspoouful of Hour, pepper. salt qraed
nutmeg 70 pinch OF powdered sugar, and u small
quantity of cream. Put in che carrots, simmer
gently few minutes and serve.
BEEFsTEAK LA MAITRE ID lioTEL.-Cutt the flIets
or tenderest parts from some cnolce tenderl0In
steak Shape them into neat oval pieces. each Large
enough for ono person, aud broil them dalntlly.
Spread with matre d'n0,el butter and serve not
platter surrounded by green peas or Saratoga pota-
toes and parsley.
CRoUsTADLsoF CHIcKEN.-Cut the erumb of loaf
of Dread in,O slices inches thick and then with
round pa ste-cutter. about Two inches In diameter
cut ou6 of each slice many pieces as possible
With another paste-cutter, about Cne aud % half
inches IN diameter. make mark on one side OF each
cylinder of bread crrllnb When all are ready. fry
them golden color IN very hot lard. deep
frying-pan should Oe used and plenty of larl, So
that the croustades fairly SWIM IN the fat When
done, lay them on a SIEVE In front OF the lire To
draiu aud afterwari Remove the cover (marked
with the small paste-cutierl aud with the handle OF
teaspoon scoop out all the inside of each crOstade.
MlnCe finely some remnants OF roast or bohed
chicken, free from skim ETC., aud add an equal
quantity of ham or tongue. AZ well as quantity OF
tIuil 4 or mushrooms. Also tiney minced. Toss Che
whole ia saucepan Ni6n piece OF butter, mixed
with pinch of iour; adj white pepper, salt and
powdered spice to tastes moIsten II necessary. WIN
q little white stock. STIR in Oh the nIe, the y0lk
of an egg, beaten no with the juice OF half lenon
Oh the croustades with this mince, put "a button
mushroom on the top OF each, cover them with
sheet OF oiled paper put them into the oven to get
thoroughly not, and serve.
PorAro PUDDING. two pounds of potatoes
boiled aud mashed, one-half pound sugar, one-haf
pound butter. SIX eggs, wneglass brandy, one nut
meg Line dish with paste, and bake.
INDIAN SUIT PUDDING.-One-half pound suet,
chopped fine; one cup moiasses, one pint milk one
egg meal TO make a very thin batter. teaspooLtui
ground cloves, teaspoonfui ground cinnamon one
teasp0onfuf salt, little nutmeg, few currants or
chopped raIsins. Boil or steam three hours serve
with sauce.
CAyDIED FRUrTs.--Bon peaches. plums. pearl,
apricots almost any fruit dressed in thick syrup
made with a teacupful OF water TO each poand OF
sugar, until tendei-no longer. Let them remain
two days in the syrup. then take them out, drain
them and sprinkle sugar overeach piece separately.
Dry them slowly in the sun or IN an oven not too
warm.
MOUNTAIN CAKE.-Wbites OF six eggs. one and q
qnarter eupfula of sugar. aud quarter cuptuis
Of four half cupful of butter, half cupfui OF
sweet milk half cupful OF corn starch. little va
nilla. two teaspoonfuls OF baking powder. Bake Ut
two three parts. like iely-eaks; put frosting