Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-17


burn. Turn the Fl h when the inside is
Drowned. When it is dOue-trom twenty
TO twenty-five minutes should suffice for a
fair sized snad-lay on hot platter and
rub with sauce made by beating a
tablespoonful of butter light with pepper.
salt aud finely minced parsley, adding, if
you like, little lemon juice. Garnish
with parsley.
MELlssA's SHORTCAKE.-One quart OF
prepared flour, half cupiul of butter, one
even teaspponful of salt, two cups of milk.
Ii you can get cup of cream, put hall
the quantity of milk less butter, say two
thirds OF a cup. Sift the salt with the
flour, chop in the butter until you have
yellow dust, wet with the milk and roll
out with as little handling as possible
half an inch thick. Bake in broad, shall
low pans well CREASED. When done cut
into squares. split and butter while hot
and send at once to table.
N. BIN answer to a note OF inquiry
from a reader, state that prepared
-four" isput up ia packages. for sale b,
many flour manufacturers. No soda.
saleratus, cream Of tartar, or other rails
ing material' need be used with il.
Hecker's has been longest in the market
and there is no better.
LUNCHEON.
ScallOped Fish.
Baked Potatoes.
DeViled Biscuits.
Pop Overs.
Chocolate.
SCALLOPED FIsH.--One heaping Gun
full of cold boiled hsh, picked into fine
fakes with a fork, one cupful OF drawn
butter, one tablespoonful OF minced pars-
ley, pepper and salt, half cupful of fine
crumbs, one tablespoonful OF graled
oh Mfy Of vra.lI hc
crumbs, turn into a creased bake dish,
strew crumbs on top and brown quickly
in the oven.
DEVILED BISCUITs.-Spli stale rolls or
biscuits and toast TO light brown on the
upper grating OF the oven. Prepare a
mixture of one cupiul Of dry cheese,
grated tue Parmesan II you can get i'll,
one tablespoonful Ofsbest said oil, half
teRspOOnfut OF salt, mere pinch OF cay
enne aud the yOiks of three eggs beaten
smooth. incorporate faithfully; spread
on the inside OF the Biscuits; set them ia
quick oven to get heated through, and
serve, covered with anapkin.
POP OvERs.--One quart of prepared
-four, one quart Of milk, four eggs, one Ia
blespOOnful OF melted butter, one tea
spoonful Of salt. Beat the yOlks light aud
mix with the sailed flour: add the butter,
then flour and whipped whites alternate
ly. DO all this briskly; fill one dozen
stonewAe cups with the batter aud
bake IN quick oven. Serve In the cups
and eat vito liquid sauce. They should
not stand one minute when you have
taken them from the oven, but be served at
once.
DINNER.
Muiligatawney Soup.
Imitation TerrapIn. Mashed Potatoes.
SuccOtash.
Marmalade Pudding. Fruit. Coffee,
MULLIGATAwNEY soUP.-Two quarts
OF the liquor IN which CATS head has
been boiled, simmered down to three
pints, half an onion, u blade OF mace,
Juice OF lemon, half cupful Of raw
rice soaked in a cuplul OF cold water Tor
two hours, one tablespoonful of butter
cut up in one teaspo0nful o! curry pow
der. Strain the liquor through a cloth,
put in the mace, chopped onion and rice
and cook until the latter is very tender.
Wet the curry powder with the lemon
J uice and when you have stirred IL in add
the Toured butter. Boil sharply for one
minute aud serve.
IMITATION TERRAIN Boil a Calls
head the day before you wish TO make
soup and this dish, and let it get cold IN
tue liquor. Slice the meat from the bead
a nd cut into dice. Mince the tongue line.
and make intOfOrcemeat balls with hne
crumbs, pepper, salt and raw egg. Roll
in beaten egg, then in flour aud leave
in a cold place until you are ready for
them. Season n large cuDfui Of liquor
sharply with Worcestershire sauce aud
salt, stir In two tablespOoniuls OF butter
rolled IN a. much Drowned flour, and
bring 10 boil. Put In the meat and stew
gently ten minutes before adding the juice
OF a lemon and a glass Of brown sherry.
Lastly, drop In the fOrcemeat balls, cover
the saucepan closely and set ia boiling
water for ten minutes before dishing. The
yOlks Of half a dozen hard boiled eggs inn
prove this dish.
UCCOTAsH.-EmptY a can OF corn and
one Of string beaUs several hours before
you wish 10 use them, draining or the
liquor from both. Put together into "A
saucepan half an hour before dinner and
barely cover WITH milk and water IN
equal parts, boiling bot and slightly salt
ed. Cook gently twenty minutes aud stir
In a tablespoonful OF butter rolled Ia one
OF flour. Season with pepper and salt,
stew ten minutes more and dish. You
may substitute Lima for string beans II
you like.
MARMALADE PUDDTEG.-One quart OF
milk, iour eggs, one cup OF sugar, slices
Of stale bread buttered; fruit marmalade,
peach 10 best, II you have A.. but apple,
ounce or raspberry will do n you have
not. scald the milk and Dour IL on the