The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-28
RECIPES TO TRY.


Juliefs Chocolate cake-1 cup of but
ter, of sugar, of -four, eggs cup
of milk Bake in jelly-eake tins. For
filling: J cup of milk, l tablespoonful
of corn starch dissolved in milk, square
of bakers chocolate; sugar to your taste.
Tomato Oemlet.- quart of tomatoes
chopped fine latter the skin is removed)
and put into a saucepan with two fine
ly chopped onions, little butter, pep
per, salt and | cracker pounded fine;
cover tight and let it simmer about an
| hour; beat five'e to a froth; have your
/ griddle hot; grease it well. Stir your
eggs into the tomato, beat together, and
pour into the griddle; brown on one
side, fold and brown on the other.
NEWPORT RoI.Is.-Into pints of
-four rub a little butter; and 3 eggs a
gill of yeast, and warm enough to mix
well; make in the evening for break
| fast
CHICKEN CELERY-Chop the remains
Of chicken or turkey and mix it with an
equal proportion of celery; little salt
and vinegar only, although some like
dressing as for slaw, but this takes away
much of the celery taste.
FRIED TOMATOES VERY NICB)-Do
not pare them, but cut in slices as an
apple; dip in cracker pounded and
sifted and fry in little good butter.
GREEN Corn PUDDING-3 cups of
grated sweet corn, quarts of milk, 8
eggs a cup of melted butter, nutmeg,
teaspoonful of salt. Bake it one hour
and eat with nice sauce.
CHOCOLATE CANDY cup of grated
chocolate, cup Of milk, l cup of mo-
lasses, butter size of an egg, cup of
sugar, Boil an hour.
To CAN PEACHES. ripe yellow
peaches (parring and taking out pits)
weigh them, and allow ! h. of sugar to
l h. of fruit. Put in cans while boiling
hot.
FRESH EGG FOR AN INvALID-Break
an egg into tumbler, add teaspoon
fuls of white sugar, and whip briskly;
then add glass of wine, and fill up the
| tumbler with milk.
DELICATE WAFERs.-Rub into l pint
of flour } a teaspoonful of cream of tar
ter, ! of a teaspoonful of soda, bit of
butter size of an egg; rub the butter in
to the -four dissolve soda in water, en-
ough to roll out thin; little salt.
WINE WHEY-Boil a quart of milk,
add it to pint of wine, put on the
fire till it boils again then set aside
till the curd settles, pour off the whey,
and sweeten to taste. Good cider is as
good as wine.
COFFEE CAKES cups -four, cup of
made coffee l cup of molasses, | cup of
butter, teaspoonful soda; 2 teaspoonfuls
cinnamon, l of cloves, rasins or cur
rants.
DYSPEPSIA BREAD pint bowl of
Graham -four; desolve one teaspoonful
of soda in of cup of home made
yeast, and add to the mixture ! teacup |
full of mOlasses; pour in warm water to |
make it somewhat thinner than -four
bread.
BAKED BATTER PUDDING--1 pint of |
milk, eggs, 2 cups of flour, 2 cups of |
apples cut small. Bake / hour, eat with |
sauce.
RUsKs-2 cups sugar, 2 of butter,
egg, l cup yeast, cups milk; let it rise
over night; make up in the morning
with -four, and roll out rather soft in
small cakes; set to rise, let them get per
feetly light, and bake; take the white |
of an egg and pulverized sugar, beat
well, spread over thetops, and dry a little
in the oven.
BosToN Sort GINGERBREAD mice. il
8 eggs. / lbs. sugar, lb. butter, Id.
-four, and ginger to your taste. Carroway |
seeds are great improvement.
HOP TEA.-A large spoonful of hops,
simmer in a pint of water. When |
strong enough, strain off and add white |
sugar and a tablespoonful of gin. AL
quieting drink, excellent for nervous
headache.
BLACK OR WEDDING CAKE.-1 ID |
powd. sugar, ID. butter, Id. flour, II
eggs, l ID. cuIrants, wash and dredge |
well; l lb. raisins. seed and chop; J ID.
citron cut into slips, tablespoonful CHINA
mon, 2 teaspoonfuls nutmeg, l teaspoon
full cloves, l. wineglass brandy-cream
the butter and sugar, add the beaten /
yolks, and stir all well together before
putting in half of the flour; the spice
next, then the whipped whites stirred in
alternately with the rest of the -four; last |
the brandy These ingredients are for two
large cakes. Bake at least two hours in |
dep tins lined with well-buttered paper. |
Test well and be sure quite done before |
taking from oven. The icing should be /
laid ON stiff and thickly If kept in cool,
dry place, will not spoil in two months,
NUT CaKE-2 cups sugar, cup but
ter, 3cups -four, 1cup cold water, eggs,
teaspoonful soda, teaspoonfuls cream
tartar, cups hickory-nut or white wal
nut kernels added last of all.
GOLD CAKE-1 ID. sugar, lb. butter,
h. -four, yolks of 10 eggs, well beaten;
grated rind of l orange, and juice of 2
lemons; l teaspoonful soda dissolved in
hot water. Cream butter and sugar and
stir in yolks; beat very hard for FIVE
minutes before putting in the -four; soda
next, and lastly lemon-juice, in which
the grated orange-peel has been STEPPED
and strained in thin muslin, leaving the
favoring and coloring in the juice. Fla
vor icing also with lemon.
The evil of opium-smoking has been
growing with alarming rapidity in New
York City. In the dens where it is {
most fostered no Cinnamon are seen;
those who keep these places and those
who frequent them are nearly all Amer
cans. In all other respects an effort is
made to impart to the places an Oriental \
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