The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-15
NUMBER 2.
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

cut into bits, not very smal!, and add
enough water to cover them, with piece
of butter the size Of an egr, a dust Of i ,ur,
salt and pepper when thoroughly heated
add one half can of peas, stir until all is
well mixed and hot and serve. \ very
nice dish for pick-up dinner or lurch,
and very good with canned corn as we'll as
peas.
OnIo APPLE PiE.-Liuc dish with
good puff paste, use the best rip, Grecnins
apples, pare and slice thin lii the dish
three iucnes deep with apples. Then add
one tablespoon OF water aud nothing MIRO.
Put on the upper crust, aud bike well.
When done take from the oven aud rem we
the upper crust, taking care not to break
it. With knife mlsh the apples nul
season to taste with sugar, a littlc grated
nutmeg aud small piece of butter. Re-
turn the upper crus, aud silt p,wlerel
sugar over the top.
Nut CAKE.-One cup ofsugar, one-halr
cup Of milk aud one aud one-halt' cups of
-four, one-half tcaspoonful of so ia in the
milk, one teaspoon of cream of tartar ia
the -four, one cup Of chopped wllnuts.
Also q recipe lor ci;rou cake: Oao cup
of butter beaten to 4 cream, Que cup of
white sugar, one cup Of milk, three cups
-four. three eggs, three toaspoouiu;s of
baking powder one-half pound of citron
cut up fine. Paper dish aud bake one
hour.
a Coon WAY TO USE CoLD MEAr.-
Take the remnants Of any fresh r,nS,cl
meat and cut in thin slices. L,y them in
IA dish with ii little plain boiled macar,ni,
if you have It, aud season thoroughly with
pepper, sat and little walnut cltSup.
Fill deep dish half full add very little
finely chopped onion, aud pour over half
Il can Of tomatoes or tomatoes sliced, having
previously saturated the mnat with stock
or gravy. Cover with thick crust Of mash
cd potato, and bake till this Is brown in
not too hot even, but neither let it be too
slow.
~ Coon CAKE.-A very good white
layer cake is made by beating ono cup Of
butter TO a cream, stir into it one cup and
half Of -four it will take time to d. this,
but it can be dono then add one cup of
sweet milk and one cup OF corn starch, in
which you have mixed two tcaspoonluls Of
baking powder lastly adj the whites Of
eight eggs b aten to 4 stiff froth and with
two tcacups of sugar beaten with thnn
flavor TO suit your taste. This c,kc Is cs-
pecially nice for fruit lyer cake, to be
made later in the season, and almost any
fresh fruit can be used az filling.
\ Coop Cur OF COFFEE. - Gooa House,
keeping gives this rule for maxim; coffee
Have coffee iinely ground, but grind only
tho quantity you wish to use Que part
Mocha to two Of Java is n geod mixture.
Add for each cup ofcoffee one taole'p)on
of coffee, and o:e cup cold water stir we'll
together. place upon the fire, ana let cnf;c
come to boil then iii up with boiling
water, pour out a cup of coffee, then pour
back into the coifec pot. Serve with good
cream and sugar. Th!s VIII be clear,
fragrant and enjoyable. The use Of cold
water in making coffee is not fully under
stood, but its superiority will be at once
acknowledged.
| n FATAL DISH OF SAUSAGES. Pitts
burg, Pa, January "A German family
of five persons, named Bcluett, living in
Piue Township, in this county, partook Of
almost raw pork sausages for supper last
Monday, Yesterday they were seized with
violent illness, which the attending physi.
clan pronounced trchinosis of the uiost
violent kind. The family con .ists of father,
mother and three children. The old pco
pic were first attacked. The doctor thinks
the children will die, but :he others may
recover, although the chances arc against
them. There is great alarm in the neigh-
borhood as several other families partook
of the same sausages, but may have cooked
them thoroughly. The he's whose flesh
the sausages were made from had been
kept in clean, dry pen and fattcncd on
corn.
No THIRD PARTY WANTED. Maud and
her George were in the pa.lor, and
Maud's athcr--who, by the way is down
on the mugwumps .--was laying his political