Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-02
DOMESTIC HINTS.

For custard pudding, one and one
half pints of milk, four eggs, one cup
full sugar, two teaspoonfuls vanilla.
Beat eggs and sugar together, dilute
with milk and extract, pour into but
tered pudding dish, set in oven in
dripping pan two-thirds full of water,
and bake until firm, about forty
minutes in moderate oven.
Cake should never bo disturbed
while baking, for if it is moved or
Jared after it has risen, before it Is
done it IS apt to fall and "make a
cradle" Tho oven should be as
near the right temperature as posi-
BILE, not quite so hot as for biscuit, for
if it is two hot, and the door has to be
opened to let in cool air when the
cake is partially cooked, then it is
very apt to fall.
For macaroni pudding, take one
cuplul broken macarOni, ono and one
half pints milk, four eggs, one cuDful
sugar, one large tablespoonful butter,
one teaspoonful extract vanilla. Boil
macaroni in well salted water ten
minutes, then add to the boiling milk
and simmer twenty minutes longer;
remove from fire, pour on sugar, eggs
and butter beaten together, lastly
add extract; put in well buttercd
pudding dish, bake in steady oven
thirty.tivc minutes and serve with
sauce.
sorrel soup is the kind that is
ordered by French women to refresh
themselves after a long, fauguing
journey. 1t is easily made. 4 good
quantity Of sOrrel leaves must be
picked from the stems and washed,
then put thCm into stew pan with n
piece of butter to steam. No water is
requisite. Dredge in, continually
stirring, II tablespoon full or two OF
flour, unless the soup is clear. Add
enough of any broth on hand, or a
tablespoonful of the fluid beef, al
ready seasoned. Serve with sippets
or dice of toasted bread
As TO low neck gowns DR.. Ham,
mOnd speaks more specifically in the
North American Review, saying that
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rheumatism and neuralgia would be
the result Of the custom; but such il
really not the case, ali of these allcc.
tions being much more frrqurntly
met with in men. who cover the chest
and arms with several thirkucsscs of
WOODEN material. in addition TO a shirt
of linen or cotton"
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tomatoes, add salt and pcpper 10
taste. cover closely and stew very
slowly for an hour. The fish should
keep its form. You may try halibut
or any fish in the same way.
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