Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-28

cold chopped veal in buttered dish
season with salt, pepper and butter
then strew over it a layer of finely
powdered cracker, and pour a little
milk to moisten it; and another layer
of veal and so on. When the dish
is full wet with gravy and warm
water, cover with a tin plate and
bake. Remove the cover ten minutes
before it is done to let it brown.
SCRAMBLED EGGs.-Beat up six
eggs very light; season with salt and
pepper; put little butter into
frying pan. When it is very hot
turn in the eggs; stir it until it thick
ems. Serve hot.
CABBAGE.-Take cold cabbage !;
chop it fine; for a medium-sized dish
add two we'll beaten eggs, table
spoon of butter, three tablespoon
fuls of cream, with pepper and salt.
Butter the pudding dish, put the cab
bage in, and bake until brown. This
may be eaten cold. 1t is excellent
with roast pork, or pork chops.
MEAT TURNovERs.-Take cold beef
or lean meat of any kind; cut in
small bits; season with salt and pep
per; boil and mash some potatoes
make into paste with one or two
eggs roll out with a dust of flour,
cut with saucer; put the meat on
half of the crust fold the other half
over and pinch together; fry brown
in butter.
ROAST GoosE.-After dressing the
bird, boil for half an hour in water
,, then use a dressing made of boiled
potatoes mashed, tablespoonful OF
butter, sweet marjoram and any 9TH
er herbs that are fancied, salt and
E pepper. Roast three hours. Serve
with apple sauce.
CREDIBLE CAKEs.-One pint of sour
milk, two eggs, flour enough to make
thin batter, one teaspoonful OF
i. soda dissolved in hot water. Fry il
hot drippings.
VEAL LoAF.-Chop two pounds OF
r veal add quarter of pound OF
salt pork, chopped, one cup of crack
er crumbs, two eggs, two teaspoon.
It fuls each of pepper, salt and sage
Mix and press into a bread pan
Bake two hours and eat cold.
TABLE MANNERS. -Insist that The
children shall make themselves It'd,
g before coming to the table, whateve
d may be the meal, even if they vii
meet nobody except yourself there
r Teach them early that it is q dis
e grace to themselves, and to you, t,
s eat with unclean hands and faces
+ Inculcate further the propriety of in
Producing, while at table, topics tina
: will interest and please all. LIE
IS wrangling, fault-fnding, and recrim
$ ination be never so much as nance
among them. These are little thing
H. but whatever detracts from the ide
. that the family repast is tri-dail
90 festival, and should be honored an
IN enjoyed as such, is wrong to thos
Is whose happiness it is your mission t
On guard and maintain. A wrong t
= health as to heart. Food swallowe
y. in bitterness of spirit engenders dys
TO pepsia and bile as surely as do acri
It. fruit and heavy bread. A sharp reE
IS. rimand will take away sensitive Ma
mics appetite, and a frown betwee
: the eyes that, when serene, seem t
ge John to mirror heaven itself, will BIZ
III get in his bosom that indescribabl
op sinking of heart we know as ssgont
ne ness" which is yet not physic;
al faintness.
No, Charley isn't much of stoI
ali teller. Last night he related lit
at affair that took place a few days age
lie and blamed if he didn't tell it exact
Id as it occurred.
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