Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
THE HOUSEHOLD.

rgrAM SAUCE FOR sTEwRD CHICKEN.
I-t a pint of sweet cream simmer over
.o3iry water with the thin yellow rind of
md lemon cut in strips and ten white
I-spoer.sotns, uAtil it is we'll favored; take
Ig's spoonful of the cream and rub it
nth half an ounce OF fou, and little
batter strain the cream, STR IN the thick
/ med -four with half teaspoonful of salt,
|ni let il cook until about as thick as
| bastard. Arrange the chicken on plat
|sf pour the dressing over it, garnish
| Ti-l persley and serve. You may use
|,ich milk instead of cream if you take as
mach as quarter pound of butter to
|hcsen it, If this is used few drops of
| lemon juice will not hurt at the last
moment after it is taken from the FIRE.
FRIED PARsNIPs.
Wash and scrGps the parsnips and boil
| them until very tender, cut them length
v;e- sprinkle a little pepper, salt and
| 1gar over them, dredge with flour on
both sides ard fry light brown.
JUMBLEs.
One pound Of butter and ore pound of
saIia sugar powdered or grenulated-
|flobed together to a cream; add six well
seatsn eggs the juice and grated rind of
Eolemous; to this add flour enough so
As. you can mold them into shape with
your hands, but do not roll them. Dip
sach one IN cracked loaf sugar drop a
SAnched almond on each, and press the
|sltft into tumble. Great care must be
iSsD to prevent burning while they are
BAKING. The quantity here given makes
I large number of cakes.
In making watlles never put sugar in
L RE batter, as it causes them to be heavy
|aad tough. They should be beaten thor
lgaly and made quickly. The batter
aolId be very thin. Take one pint of
'lilarmilk, one teaspoonful of soda, one
|aoespoonful OF melted butter, one tea
|.P OF Hour, yelks of four eggs and
mail pinch of salt, beat the white sep
'a'eIy 70 froth and add them he last
|lls Have the waffle tins well creased
sia very not pour in the batter and bake
o'08f' When taken up spread with but.
W and sltt with sugar if preferred.
almost every one likes good cookies
a-lH There are any children around the
'l's 'aen there ought to be cookies
-l!say. because they are SO much more
-y's'ome than rich cake. Here is one
y! 10 make them; Oae cup butter, two
y sugar tour eggs, four cups -four,
1 'aolespoonfuls milk, three table.
1-'1l- baking powder. Rub the -four
1 W. ol,'er thoroughly together, cream
,,.. '-.'sf ana sugar, beat the eggs sep
'.''! 7 add TO the whole, nutmeg CHINA.
-'l of any hayoring preferred. Sift in
va va I0u' and baking powder and make it
M enough TO roll out and cut in any
-aFs desired.
u 40 STOP IHE FLOW OF BLOOD
t...-''5.Aas5pers, merchants and Others,
-. ,a-o''ls Snlves, tools and other sharp
~. -. -l.sAlS very frequently receive cuts
, ..-- "l'eA blood flows profusely, and
- '..I.'A's endangers life itself. Blood
~ os made to cease flowing as follows.
4. - '1s me dust of tea. at all accessible
j. -'1y obtained, and bind it close to
na9'-1' After the blood has ceased
s,,..ss 'a.'HAnm may be advantag eously
M. 70 'he wound. Due regard to
b. .''-eiioas would save much aei-
,s,,.ar mud while running for tbs
s.- =. ''J nothing Of the suffering to dumb
rs.. ,- p constant drain on the far.
In s. ,-s TO furnish food for keeping
h r,'-'oftable degree of animal heat,
h.Er cases this might be done once
r5b,s,. o1fci5us use OF boards, nails
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