Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-28
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

AMERCAs TyRBor.-Take q fine, large
whitefsh Tor two pounds of haiibut) and
steam till done; take the bones ont and
sprinkle with salt and pepper; one quart of
mill, onequarter ofa pound offour, parsley,
three large slices of onion; put over the FIRE
and stir till il comes to thick cream; take
OF and add two eggs and ~one-quarter Of q
pound OF butter; strain through Q sieve; put
1t in q baking dish, a layer OF 6sh and q
aver OF sauce alternately, until the dish is
full, the u being ON top. then sprinkle
with bread crumbs; bake onohalf hour in q
moderate oven.
PINEAPPLE BAyARIS CREAM.-0ne pint
Of fresh or canned pineapple, one small
teecuptul of sugar, one pint Of cream, halfa
package Of gelstine, half 9 cupful Of cold
water. Soak the gelatine two hours in the
water. Chop pineapple fine; put it on with
the sugar 10 simmer twenty minutes; add
gelatine and strain Immediately through q
cloth or sieve into a tin basin; rub the pine.
apple through as much as possible; beat
until It begins 10 thicken, then add cream
which has been whipped to a froth; when
HSh AhiAIN pun INV o mOutu du0 COL away
to harden serve with whipped cream.
SPLENDID CAKE.-0ne cup O sugar, one
fourth cup butter, two eggs; reserve the white
Of one; oae.half cup sweet milk, II cups of
-four and n teaspoonfnl baking powder.
For the chocolate" one-forth cup Of powder-
ed sugar, three t~ablespoonfnls Of grated
chocolate, the white of one egg well beaten
and a little less than one halfa cup of milk.
Boil sll together, stirring constantly. When
the cake is cold pour this mixture over it
while in the pan and do not move the cake
or cut it until the next day.
USEFUL UGGEsTIoSs-Good cider vinegar
is recommended for diarrhea, two ounces
for an adult and one teaspoonfal, moderately
diluted, for a child OF one year.. An excel.
lent remedy for hiccough for young and old
is granulated sugar moistened with pure
vinegar. For an infant give from q few
grains TO q teaspoonful. Bear in mind that
lemons are the most useful fruitin domestic
economy. The juice Of half a lemon in a
teacup Of strong black coffee, without sugar,
will often cure a sick headache. Lemon
Juice and salt will remore ordinary iron
rust. If the hands are stained there is
nothing hat will remove the stains so well
as lemon. Cut a a lemon in halves and
apply the cut surface as if it were soap
Lemon juice is also a remedy for rheuma-
tism and for the soeslled b~iliousness Of
spring. In the latter case, take the juice Of
q lemon before breakfast; the pulp may also
be eaten, avoiding every particle of skin.
Lemon juice with surgar mixed very thick
and taken at intervals relieves coughs. 1t
must be very acid as well as sweet.
CHOCOLATE PUDDlNG.-Grate two ounces
of sweet chocolate; put it over the fire in a
saucepan and melt it by gentle heat; heat a
quart of milk quickly, stir it into the melted
chocolate and let the mixture cool; separate
the yelks and whites If six eggs; when the
chocolate is nearly cool mix the yelks with
it, add four tablespoonfuls Of sugar, or more
If inquired, and bake the pudding in a n
eartlern dish; set in a pan OF hot water for
twel ~ minutes; meantime beat the SIX
xhites 10 q stiff froth, add to them twelve
hsaping tablespoonful Of powdered sugar,
mixing the sugar very gently with the whites
10 form a m%eringue; put the meringue on
top of the pudding and return it the oven
to color; then take the pudding from the
oven and serve it either hot or cold. In
summer it is best cold.
HORsERADIsH-a wholesome and some.
what neglected vegetable-made into a
creamy sauce, and served with boiled fresh
beef is very acceptable; cut into long strips
and stewed it is also good, and q few roots
grated and thrown into a barrel or key OF
vinegar will impart an agreeable degree OF
~piquancy.
DEvILED TOAST will often tempt persons
to take q slight luncheon or to commence
breakfast when nothing else will. Make an
ordinary slice of toast, toast on both sides,
and have ready the following mixture with
which to spread it: Some butter, soft, but
not oiled; some mustard, q little Cayenne
pepper and about a tablespoonful OF Wor-
cester sauce.
CoCoANUT IN LANC. MAYGE.-Cocosnut
is q great addition to blanc, mango. Soak
one ounce OF gelatine in a quart of milk
for two hours; add a small cup ofsugar and
place over the FIRE; when the sugar and
~pelatine are mixed with the milk and the
mixture is very hot, flavor to taste, and add
one grated fresh coeanut. Stir while cool.
ing, and when cool pour into a mold and
set on ice. 1t may be eaten with or with
out sauce.
CLAN SoUP.-Open fifty small, round,
raw clans; pat the clans. without the black.
into a ~chopping bowl and chop YER, fine;
put them into a saucepan with the liquor
and a cup Of water; let them stew slowly for
an hour; let one quart of milk come to q
boil, adding butter the size Of an egg and
pepper to taste; roll four crackers and add
to the clans a few minutes before taking
up. Put the clans into q tureen, then add
the milk before sending to the table.
Cows MILK FOB INFANTs.-0ne ounce
Of p all barley is to be well washed in cold
water. Put it in o vessel with halt a pint
If water and let it heat gently and simmer
tor q few minutes over the fire; pour of
This water, replace it by q pint and a halt
Of water, and boil it down to a pint. With
his water dilute the cows milk for infants
thereby rendering it far more nutritious than
# diluted with clear water.