Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-11
HOUSEHOLD havEIPTS.

Ton A CoLp.-Drink a tea made by
steepiuw together equal parts OF catnip.
,sus6rulint and sassafras. Steep, but do not
Z the tea boil put the feet also into hot
~&ter.
SNowDEN PUDDING. Half pound bread
crumbs. half pound beef suet, half pound
moist sugar, the rind and juice of two lem
ons. three eggs. Boil two hours, serve with
wine sauce.
BOSTON PIE. without shortening: Three
e.gs, one cup of sugar. one and a-half cups
6oar, enc teaspoon cream tartar, half tea
spoon soda, salt. Bake on two round tins,
when Geld split and I'LL
To TAME OUT GREAsE.-Dry buckweat
ooar, il repeatedly applied, will remove en-
hrely tas worst grease spots on carpets CT
any wooden ciesh, and will answer as q
yrench chjk Cor grease spots ON silk.
+. WArTR CaKx. One cup sugar, two eggs,
half, cup butter, one cup water, two tea
spa,1s cresru tartar, one teaspoon soda;
bsa. the butter ana sggs to cream, then
AID the other Ingredients; stir well, bake
quick.
: To COOK EGes NIcELy.--Put them In
boiling water, cover close and set them or
the hearth; let them remain fifteen min
u.sa. This will cook them clear through
without hardening the white. The diifsr-
1snce IN the favor is astonishing.
rILIrHo. Two eggs, half cup Of flour.
enc cup sugar stirred In pint OF boiling
,nsllk Flavor with vanilla. Stir constant
y 70 keep from scorching; put half N one
ME: put ON the top and SIT PuiVe'iAeo
iugar on or put on frosting
ROMAN SoUP.-Twelve potatoes sliced
ANA soaked in cold water one hour; boil II
sns quart water till tender, strain or masb
well, add one pint milk, and let 1t scaid
with one onion, butter, pepper, and salt, and
ono bay leaf; chop parsley 6ns and throw
n inst before serving.
To CHANGE RED HAIR TO LIGHT Oh
TkLLow.-Put heaping tablespoonful OF
baking soda or saleratus ina quart OF water
and waah the head and hair with IL. DO
this three OF four times week. and the
hair viii become silky and light. or course
che darker the hair the longer time 1t viii
seQuircsto bleach it.
SWEET BISCUITS Rub four ounces OF
bnttsr into eight ounces of 10 II, add SIX
ounces OF ground loaf sugar, the yolks
of two e. 90, the white of one and q table
spoonful OF brandy. Roll the paste thin
aud cut 1t with a wine glass OF cutter
egg over the top Of each with the remain
ing white and sift on sugar bake IN .
moderate oven.
EATING FRurT. distinguished physi.
cian has said that if mis- patients would
make practice of eating couple OF COCO
oranges before breakfast from February %
June his practice would be gone. The
principal evil is that we do not eat enough
of fruit; that we injure it's finer qualities
with sugar; that we drown them IN cream
We need the medical actions OF the pure
fruit acid in our system and their cooling.
corrective influence.
Ham SANDWICHES Boil the ham take
one-third fat, two thirds lean, chop line
add small teaspoonsui each of pepper sauc'
sud Worcestshire, a little mustard and cay
anne pepper; mix thoroughly and keep IN ,
tightly covered bowl Tomalsc sandwiches
slice ypur bread evenly, spread thinly witt
butter, then spread with the prepared ham
tsicllv or ihniy. as suit your taste; cut
the Ajces across. and place the halves TO
gethey with the ham between.