Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-12-24
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Boiled cabbage Is much swcetcr
when the water is changed in boiling.
49, The Cook
Minute Pudding; Ono pint Of milk,
two eggs, four tnblcspoonfuls OF -four.
Bake from fifteen TO twenty minutes.
Serve with butter and sugar. Err
change,
Wholesome Lawyer Cake; One
egg, one cup Of sugar, one cup OF milk,
one teaspoon soda, two teaspoons Of
cream tartar. two cups Of flour, bultcr
the size Of an egg Farm and Home.
Temperature is an important fac
tor in fattcning animals. Keep your
sock comfortably housed and large
percentage of food will be saved In
making them fst.-Iadianapolts ScHtt-
mel.
They gave up first" namely, bur-
docks, against which a correspondent
Of Popular Gardening armed himself
with q butcher-knifc and decapitatod
every plant just below the surface as il
first appeared in sight.
For farmers son there should be
a goodly number Of agricultural books
NNAu INIffA0 IANNlN'hF WiNtutN lfiiZAVN1
aud strictly secular ones. II farmers
are 10 be intelligent tillcrs Of the soil
they must be reading and thinking
farmers, aud boyhood is the season when
Eaoits Of reading and thinking are
formed. Toledo BidJe.
Ruth Brown says, in the Farm Jour.
nal, that twenty or twenty-five hens
will produce enough surplus poultry
and eggs TO pay an ordinary farmer
grocery bill, and il the hens are man.
aged just right they will pay for some
little things besides. The poultry-yard
IS nice thing to fall back on when
other sources fail, and IL is better than
running a debit account at the store.
Goldfish Balls: Take one-third
more mashed or finely chopped potato
than fish. The bones must be careful
~ removed. and the fish also chopped
fine. Add one beaten egg and table
spoonful Of melted butter. Mix well
with spoon. Roll the balls in flour
and fry with salt pork, lard or beef
fat. Have the fat boiling hot before
putting in the balls.-The Caterer.
"A drink that is truly refreshing fol
one suffering from sore throat or cold
Is made by pouring quart of boiling
water over carefully washed handful
OF Irish moss. Let it stand until tn,
water is cool; then strain through q
muslin bag, add sugar and lemon juic,
with few thin slices of lemon, until Il
is about like lemonade; little CHINA
mon is considered an addition by some
people. Boston BUdget.
To make good apple Jelly do MOI
pare the fruit; both apple and quinc,
have jelly in their skins. Cut the ap
pies in small pieces, and stew till soft
using more water than for apple sauce
/ Strain through hair sieve. ther
through jelly bag twice. To pint o
juice put thrce-fourths of n pound o.
sugar-a pound to pint makes it toe
swcet-and boil until the right thick
ness is obtained. The addition of lem
ons improves its favor.-haTal NcU
| Yorker.
Crumpets: One and onc-half pint
-four, one-half tcaspoonful salt, on,
teaspoonful sugar, two tcaspoonful
baking powder. one egg. nearly n pin
milk and cream in equal parts, one tea
! spoonful extract cinnamon. Sift to
| gcther flour. salt. sugar and powder
add beaten egg, milk, cream and ex
tract; mix into rather firm batter, hal
ill large, CREASED muffin rings on hot
| well-grcased gfiddlc; bake one side o
| them only. Serve hot with cottag,
/ cheese. -The Household