Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-10-24

Fo2 CoLD.-Drink tea made by
sleeping together equal parts OF catnip,
spearmint and sassafTas. Steep. hut do not
let the tea boil put thc feet also into hot
water
SN0wDEN PCD0IEc Half pound brea&
crumbs. half pound beef suet, half pound
moist sugar. the lind and Juice Of two lem
ons. three eggs. Boil two hours, serve with
wire sauce
Boston P1E. without shortening: Three
eggs. che cup Of sugar, one and a-haf cupe
bour, cne teaspoon cream tartar, half tea
spoon SODA, salt. Bake On two round tins,
when cold al'ii6 and Ell.
To TATR own GHEAsE.-Dry buckwest
doar. il repeatedly applied, will remove en-.
hrely the worst grease spots on carpets OF
any woolcA cloth, and will answer as q
Wrench chslk TOR grease spots on silk.
WATER CAKE.--Ono cup sugar, two eggs,
hall zap hutstr, ona cup water, two tea
spoc-.s crc1pl tartar. ooe teaspoon soda;
bss3 the batter ana eggs to cream, then
add the otner Ingredients; stir well, bake
quick.
To COOK FGGs N1cFGY.-put them in
boling water, cover close and set them on
utes. This will cook them clear through
without hardening the white. The differ.
ence in the flavor is astonishing.
FILLING. Two eggs, half cup of flour,
one cup sugar stirred in pint of boiling
milk. Flavor with vanilla. Stir constant
y "a keep from soorching; put half In one
pie: put on the top and slit pulverised
sugar on or put on frosting.
ROMAN SoUP.-Twelve potatoes sliced
al! soaked in cold water one hour; boil IN
ans quart water till tender, strain or mash
well, add one pint milk and let it scald
with one onion butter, pepper, and salt, and
one bay leaf chop parsley fine and throw
IN iust before serving.
To CHANGE RED HAIR TO LIGHT OR
YELLOW. heaping tablespoonful OF
baking soda or saleratus in quart of water
ni wash the head and hair with it. Do
tais three OF four times a week. and the
AGir will become silky and light. Of course
he darker the hair the longer time it will
~l'ire to bleach it.
SWEET BISCUITS. Rub four ounces Of
gutter into eight ounces, of flour, add six
,unces Of ground loaf sugar, the yolks
II two gs. the white of one and table,
spoonful Of brandy. Roll the paste thin
and ovs it with wine glass or cutter;
egg over the top of each with the remain.
srs white and sift on sugar bake in
moderate oven.
EATING FRUrT-A distinguished physi.
cian has said that if his patients would
make practice OF eating a couple of good
oranges before breakfast from February to
fine his practice would be gone. The
- ncipa3 evil ia that ,ya do not ant apo,,oh
.. srui,, that we injure its finer qualities
a.i,L sugar; that we drown them in cream.
Hc need the medical actions of the pure
!r>1lt acid in our system and their cooling.
corrective influence.
Ham SANDWICHES Boil the ham take
one-third fat, two thirds lean, chop fine,
a'd small teaSpoonIul each of pepper sauce
and Worcestshire, a little mustard and cay.
s.ne pepper mix thoroughly and keep in q
tis-htiy covered bowl. To make sandwiches,
alice your bread evenly, spread thinly with
batter, then spread with the prepared ham,
tlickly or thinly, as suits your taste; cut
fae slices across, and place the halves to.
gether with the ham between.
QUEEN OF PUDDIEGS. --4.,ssi four eggs
separately; take one pint OF hight bread OF
biscuit crumbs, soaked in one quart OF
milk; one cup of sugar, butter the size Of
all egg, and grated rind of lemon. Bake
slowly, then beat the whites, which you
saved, with a cup of sugar; spread Jelly on
the pudding when nearly done, and then
put the whites on the top and brown
lightly. 1t is a delicious pudding.
PRESERVED APpIEs FOR TEA.-Make
d nice syrup of sugar and water, and put
IN some small pieces of ginger-root or the
yellow of orange-peel; have some good
firm apples pared and halved-pippins are
best-and when the syrup has boiled mp
three or four times aud been skinned, drop
in the apples and cook until transparent,
but they must not go to pieces. Let them
be quite cold before eaten, and good cream
greatly improves them.
CREAM LAYER CAKE.-One cup sugar.
two thirds cup sweet milk, one egg, one
tablespoon butter. two scant cups flour, two
teaspoons baking powder.
Cream t. syread botNeen. Half pint
sweet milk, one egg, one tablespoon corn
s,asch, two tablespoons sugar. Beat the
egg, corn-starch, and sugar together, and
stir into the milk while hot; when it is
thick set il off 10 COOL spread between.