The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-03-19
NUMBER II.
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

one pint of mornings milk, a piece Of but
ter half as large as an egg, one tablespoon
fn Of sugar and little salt boil all togcth-
cr and when cool add onc-half cup of yeast
| Cor onc-half Of a yeast cake dissolved in
onc>halI cup of watcr) and two quarts of
flour kncad AS you would bread aud set
in a warm place to rise. 1t will be light
by six o'clock in the evening then kncad
it again. At nine o'clock kncad it. down
again, using as little flour as possible.
In the morning rollout without kncadng
about half an inch thick, cut out, spread
very thin with butter, fold over, put in
butt"rcd pan and after letting them rise
few minutes, bake.
| SOFT MuFrINS-Ono quart of milk,
three eggs, one tcaSpoonful Of salt, a picco
Of butter the size of an egg, four teaspoons
fuls of yeast, aud sittcd flour to make stiff
| batter Warm the milk and butter to,
gcthcr and add the salt beat tho eggs worry
light and stir them into the milk aud but
ter; then stir in the yeast and last the flour.
Cover :hc mixture and set it to rise for
three hours or until light, in warm place.
Bake in muffin rings or heated gem irons
until light brown. May be mixed at
night and used for breakfast.
Roll PuDpING-Rub piece Of butter
the size OF an cgg into Quo quart Of flour
IN ytirh hrS hnnn SiIt,1 fnnSn,,,nG,ls
of crcamtartar and one -poonful Of
soda. Mix with sufficient sweet smilk to
make Il dough that can be rolled out.
After rolling it ont into sheet, spread with
any kind of fruit, fresh, canned or preserved,
and then roll up, being careful to fold tho
ends SO that tho fruit will not run out.
Steam ono hour ayd cat with sauce.
COOKIES cup of powdered sugar,
onc-half cup of sour milk, onc>half teaspoons
ful of soda siitcd three times through two
cups of flour onc-half of small nutmeg
| and handful Of raisins. Rub the butter
| and sugar to n cream, then add the egg,
milk and spic, and last the flour Roll
thin, cut into round cakes and bake in
quick oven PRESSING one raisin into tho cen
trc Of each cook"
| SAuSAGEs.-If fried, it must be long
and gently, but they are much better if
baked in the oven with little water.
This stcams and thoroughly cooks them
they should be baked until nicely Drowned
and they will mt be as dry as when fried.
Serve with potatoes, cider apple sauce,
plain stcwcd apples without sugar or sour
| pickles.
Every housckeepcr should have not only
| recipe book but also receipt book. Have
bottle OF mucilagc and book, and paste
i'll the latter every receipt givcn.by
The butcher, the baker,
The canlcstick maker.
| This will be found safe aud convenient
way of preventing trouble and no bill will
be paid twice.
welded OVER THEIR CmII.D's GRAVE.
Nashville, Tenn, March "a remark
able wedding occurred at Chestnut Mound,
Tenn, yesterday. The bride is of q good
family and the bridegroom betrayed her two
years age. lie refused to redeem his
promise, and to escape the vengeance
of her male relatives he fled. During his
absence a child was born and died Tho
father subsequently rcpcntcd aud obtained
forgiveness by SOLEMN promise to atone
by at once making her his wife. Tho cer-
emony took place yesterday morning.
They repaired to the grave Of their child,
with friends and the minister, and
knceling one at each side Of the tomb with
hands clasped above it they spoke the vows
which united them, the service boing read
by the minister, who stood at the foot of
the grave.
'AIN " it time you paid me that five dol