Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28
inree Meals for Mont bseryants-Alds
to the Young Housewife IN
Her New Home.
Ane Days Fare Simple aud Frugal. Vet
Needing Housewiieiy Care
and Thought.
breakfast.
Oranges.
Liver and Bacon,
Mn.

slowly the liver; when done drain ana
lay In the center OF a warm dish with
slices OF bacon and parsley for an orns.
mental border.
Muilins--Two eggs, beaten separately.
one pint OF sweet milk. half a mint M
hour, the same Of corn-meal, sifted ~.
gether, two tablespoonfuls u melted lara
SAT- to taste; bake quick In hot irons,
/ loast-Dry toast should not be ple-
pared until II is wanted; have the slices
ready ana brown them before clear Goals /,
dish. SN''ts''
Snlrred eggs Butter shallow earth
ern dish and break into 1t as many eggs
as II Will hold, being careful 10 keep the
yelks entire; sprinkle saltand pepper over
the top and bake In the oven; five minutes
Is Sufficient TO cook them.
DINNER.
Asparagus soup,
stuffed Rib Roast, Mold Potato,
spinach,
Lettuce with Mayonnaise, Apple Custard
Fruit Coffee.
Asparagus soup-Cut the asparagus
INTO pieces about two inches long, and
Don with chicken OF fresh meat; to a
quart OF this liquor add heaping table
spoonful OF Hour, stirred into a teacup of
cream, salt and pepper to taste.
Stuffed rib roast--Take the first three
long ribs, remove the bones, Law
the meat Dat, pepper IL well,
and lay over II n rich stufling
made OF a quarter Of pound Of suet cut
tlnei the same OF bread crumbs, table
spoonful OF parsley shred ilne, thyme and
basil; a tablespoonful of minced onion,
salt to taste, and tumblor full OF hot
water. Let this set until the water is
ABSORBED, then beat in two eggs, pour
this into a hot fryiug-pan in which has
been melted little lard, stir until the
consistency of mush, then spread over
the meat, roll IL in good shape, wrap il
with strips OF cloth, skewer it and bake as
a sirloin. This is good pressed and
served cold
Mold Of potato-To two cupfuls of
mashed potato allow two tablespoonfuls
OF butter, half cup OF hot milk, two
beaten eggs, teaspoonful OF salt, and a
quarter as much pepper. Mix up well;
butter mold or bowl with plain sides,
strew these sides thickly with fine crumbs,
put in the potato and set in dripping.
pan of hot water In good oven. Bake
half an hour and turn out carefully on a
heated platter.
Spinach-Wash 1t thoroughly through
several waters TO remove all grit About
ten minutes before dinner is served put
1t into boiling water. AS soon as IL Il
well wilied it. Is done. Remove with
perforated skinner; press all the water
out, slice hard-bolled eggs over the top
and pour over all melted butter.
Lettuce--prepare as before
MayonDaise dressing-Yelks OF six
eggs, one cup OF salad OIL two table
spoonfuls Of vinegar, one tablespoonful
of salt, and half as much cayenne pepper.
Keep eggs, vinegar ana oil on ice until
you begin to mix the dressing. Set
bowl in a pan OF cracked ice; break the
yelks carefully into 1t, that not drop OF
the whites may mingle with them. Have
another pan at hand 10 which the bottles
OF oil and vinegar are set. BEGIN 70 beat
the yelks slowly and evenly, and as soon
as they are broken let fall one drop Of oil
upon them each minute, keeping the egg
beaten going for ten minutes. Then put
in three drops each minute, until the
mixture Is a smooth yellow batter, when
begin to mix in the vinegar, half tea
spoonful every two minutes, alternating
1t with a teaspoontul Of oil, beating tead.
lily until both are used up. Now 90 in
salt and pepper Whip vigorously five
minutes, and pour into a glass or silver
pitcher. Keep this on ice until the salad
is served.
Apple custard-Slx acid apples,
tum0lerful OF crushed sugar, three table
spoonfuls Of butter, two tumblorfuls Of
rich cream, six eggs the grated peel Of
one lemon, half the juice. Peel and CRATE
the apples, cream the sugar and butter
together, beat the eggs separately and
mix as for cake Bake in puff paste
This is sufficient for two custardg.
SUFFER-.
Veal salad.
Georgia Sponge Cake. Brcac and Butter.
Canned strawberries 90,
Iced Tea. Mllk.
Veal salad--Boil a hook Of veal for
soup When thoroughly done pick the
meat from the bones, mash the yelks Of
six hard-boilcd eggs into smooth paste,
add half tumbler OF olive oil or melted
butter. the same Of vinegar celery Is
oesD, two tablespoonfuls Of dry mustard,
/ tablespoonful OF sugar dissolved In
The vinegar teasp0onful Of salt and |
pepper; stir all together. Mlnce one
.hird as much white lettuce, cabbage or |
celery as meat, mix we'll, and add the same /
ust before serving, furnishing with sprlgs
IF parsley and the white OF the eggs cut
N rings.
Bread and butter-Butier the bread |
upon the loaf aud then slicU as thin A.
possible, with broad sharp kniei |
,road day old Is better.
Georgia sponge-cake--Tw elye eggs, the |
weight OF these in sugar, the weight OF
six In -four. Separate the eggs, leaving /
)ut the yelks Of two Beat the yelks
we'll, then ada the sugar after this Is well |
beaten, add the stih froth Of the whites,
and lastly the -four, stirring II IN as
luickIy aud lightly as possible favor
with 4 tablespoonful OF brandy aRi bake /
IN quick oven.
Iced tea--This needs 70 be made strong
and Ia the morning. so as not 70 require
so much ice, az that dilutes It.
Grandmother's rule-DOes not ia beau
tifnl mind lind expression 10 beautiful
life, and are not the visible Surroundings
81 that life indices OF apimatlng spirit
within, What more charming picture OF
pure maideRhood Is found IN all our lit. I
eratnre than Hawthorne's description Of
Hetty's bed-ehamber in the dawn, when
the courageous sun peeped in 20 tint Us
snowy details with rosy light, would he
have fingered so lovingly, If there had
been no evidences there Of "ileayen's
first law?v No, for 1t would have been
darkened so that no inQuistlye
ray should betray the disorder