Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Rest for the Heart and Pleasure pa,,
IN that Home Where Comfort
and Quiet Reigns.
me Prime Requisite n wan
Table, Articles FOR Use ana
Adjournment.

Table Articles FOR Use and
Adjournment.
BREAKFAST.
| u BERRIES
FRIED Sweet Breads. Rroned NJ.
hHheu omelet Graham Gems
Conee. Tea.
DINNER.
White SOUP
~. Roast Lamb. Baked Mansrnnt
'''"'oes' String Beans. Fried Cvmus..
onions aud Cucnmbors
Dessert
strawberry sherbet Cake
Chocolate.
SUFFER-.
go llsrolo OF Chicken.
sliced Tongue. Potato salad.
nv "oVso rhohs; Charlotte Russo.
MIX IccdTea.
BREAKFAST.
rlIeu sweet breads Soak them first in
VAIN VAIN SAT- water, then plunge them into
9viiing water, parboil five minutes, wine.
up III cracker crumbs, then fry TO light
o[own. Season with salt aud pepper.
run omelet-Stir into the yelks OF six
eggs ana the whites of three, one table.
spoonful OF corn starch, then add tea.
cup OF cream with salt and pepper. Melt
some butter In pan, pour in the eggs
anu set 10 the oven. When thick beat
lhe remaining whites and pour over, Sci
II TO brown, then serve at once.
Graham gems--Mix Graham aour or
oat meal with milk to form stiff batter.
aad a pinch OF salt and one egg. Bake in
gems hot and well creased.
DINNER.
White soup-Take a shin OF veal. orael,
the bone, aud put in cold water. Roll
slowly five hours, add a bunch OF celery
and one white onion. Thicker vita n
tablespoonful OF corn starch in quart OF
new milk, let 1t boil, and add teacupful
oil rich cream. Serve with dry toast.
Roast lamb-The hind quarter is best
Put II In pan, dredge with -four, pep.
per, salt and herbs put In a hot oven.
paste with butter; make rich gravy and
serve with mint sauce and walnut cat,
Fried cymlings- Parboil, slice; IL. AL
egg, then in grated cracker, and season
with salt and pepper and fry brown.
strawberry sherbet-BOil three cupfuls
OF water with two cupfuls of sugar for
twenty minutes. Add thrAe cunfuls
strawberry juice and the Juice of two
lemons. Strain and freeze.
Cake--Cream, three ounces OF butter,
with two ounces of powdered Sugar and
ada three eggs, one at time, using ono
ounce OF -four with each egg, and peat
well until quite smooth. Add onr. unce
OF citron, finely minced, and ! this
mixture into buttered cups nolds.
Have an ounce and half OF currants
nicely cleaned and sprinkle them over the
tops Of the cakes Bake In a moderate
oven until light brown.
SUPPER
Risroles-Prepare cold veal, teef or
as for croquettos; make thin
puff paste and put In gem pans; ill each
shell with the meat, coat with the beaten
white of an egg, sprinkle bread crumbs
over them, and bake In moderate oven. |
Garnish with parsley and serve hot.
Potato saad-steam halfa dozen large
potatoes, cut in slices, and prepare a
dressing Of vinegar, oil mustard, hard |
boiled eggs and minced onion Season
in tho salt and pepper and pour over the
potatoes.
Parker House rolls--Scald ono quart
OF rich milk aud set sponge with |
yeast, adding salt and lump OF butter
the size of an egg do this right after
breakfast; when light, make soft dough
and let 1t rise again and roll out about an
inch thick; cut into large, round pieces;
lay little bits of butter on one side Of |
each, then fold over the other side as for
ordinary rolls; let them rise again and
bake light brown for tea.
Charlotte russe-Take two.uuart
mold, line it with lady fingers. Put q
package of gelatine in half pint Of cream
md dissolve over the fire with seven
ounces Of sugar. Add two pnts of cream
Or rich milk and teaspoonful of flavor.
mold, ornament the top with whipped |
,ream or merlngue, and keep on ice until
I is served.
PRETTY DESIGNS,
At small dinner parties now the fashion
s to place wee silver basket, represent.
ng flower market be urrlche, in front of
Zach guest. These pretty little obiets
Fart contain a maiden-hair fern or
mother of family" otherwise known
IS the daisy Burns so exquisitely called
he "wee crimson.tipped flower" The
cots are, OF course, in earth, and these
title ornaments are not made for each
,uest to take away, unless the owner Of a
,ig silver mine is giving the party.i
Silver rolling stoves, known as the
lhouOelsky, are the qualntest ana newest
hings in the way of cigarette cases for
he smoking-room. They stand about
en- centimeters high, and are made in
,lain and hammered silver.
FANCY BRDsPREADs.
The busy woman will also like to know
hat bedspread Of figured sateen, OF
patterns as lovely as silken gown, can
De quickly made upon machine. A (
,ase OF the same with both ends left open I
ind hemmed widely, should be made for {
ne bolster and at least ten inches longer !
It each end; this should be tied with
BROAD ribbon at each end close up TO the
holster, leaving large bow and some
.nds. This dispaces the shams aud {
iqusre pillows, fashion many viii wei
,ome.
FIRE SCREEN.
A simple aud easily made fire screen
,ss, instead Of the ordinary panel, rod 4
cross the top, from which depends full
curtain Of yelyeteen with dado OF
tamped plush, studded with small
pangles. For any one who has time |
md taste for embroidery, q strip OF I
aleen, decorated with needlework, may !
ake tho Mace Of the plush.