Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
THE HOUSEHOLD
An APPRrIzINa CURRY.

Slice two onions, one apple chopped
frs. q deserts oonful of curry powder
v.Usnriukled amongst the onions; fry in
tg5 ounces or more of butter or good
| iappIng till the onions are cooked an6
r0un. n your meat is uncOOked, fry il
| sterst with the onions; IL already cooked,
| s5ur and brown il when they are nearly
5Ds.d-adge ia sufi 5ient flour to take up
he butter, and fry a nice browB; add
,rHcient gravy or not water 10 moisten
doe whole. A few chopped raisins are
added and if apple is not liked, small
quantity Of chopped picked gherkin or
agHA9wer answers he purpose. Simmer
altogether for tw nty minutes, add tea
spoonful Of lemon JUICE, and, where easily
o5,s1able, a email quantity Of grated
c1c8auut. Serve with rice.
PINEAPPLE PUDDING.
Line q deep and buttered pudding dish
win slices OF sponge cake; outsome pine
t2p.e in very thin slices, and put it into
toe dish; cover layer of pineapple with
sayer of cake, and so on until the dish
r'1ui scatter sugar plentifuily over toe
pineapple; the top layer Of cake should
scattered over it. If you are the happy
po'ssssor of pudding dish with al
ssHben cover, put thie over the pudding +;
Otherwise cover il with dinner plate, and
bake slowly for one aud three-quarter
ho1rs. The cover or plate should be but
tered
CHERRY CORDIAL.
Take one quart OF the best Catawba or
California brandy, one quart of the Juice
Of the best cherries and two pounds OF
ias best pulyerized white sugar; add the
sugar to the juice, and stir 1T until il is
thoroughly dissolved add the brandy, and
then alter through blotting paper.
Thy THIS WAY CT MAKING R1oE CUsrARD.
Soak af cup of cold cooked rice in
one pint of hot milk until every grain is
distinct. Add the yelks of two eggs,
bra'Sn si'ha quarter OF cup OF sugar
and pinch OF salt, and cook like soft
c1''ard. While still hot stii in the whites
beaten stif, and set away to cool Or
'1fl the horeus ard into dish, and, when
cool, cover with a meriugue of the whites.
Brown slightly ard serve cold.
FRUIT PRKsEBvFD WITHOUT SUGAR.
One of the newest California methods
uWe.eryiug fruit whole and without
sugar is az follows: Fill clean, perfectly
tiy fruit jars with fresh, sound fruit; add
Loi1Hg, not even WAFER. Be sure that
zoe 'fuI' Is closely pa'ked in. Wrap
H'le hay or cloth around zach Jar and
'sad them IN a pan or boiler OF cold
water Let the water reach not quite to
zoe 'houider of the jars. Bling tue water
" boil over a moderate fire, and then
DOB. gently for ten minutes. Seal the ars
ana replace, setting them upside down in
lt Safer BOl fifteen MINUTES longer.
Ia6e pau ard all OF the fire, aud let the
.'t- COO Ia the water. If the fruit sinks
'o 'aWdiy, less time may be allowed to
'ar boiling. This Is receipt evsry
-'5-sse,per will require to test in small
i-7l iles TO become familiar with the
me-. .-ary length OF time tor different
H-..s before using it extensively.
APPLE FOOL.
ias proportion of milk or cream
.'.l be a pint 20 pounds OF apples.
e. ' q possible To give the exact quaint
y W sugar also, as IL must entirely de
AihA "a u HHif0 uHFhh ENAAiN
curing 70 much more sweeteu
r. .-aH Others, 1t must be matter OF
t'Is better not 30 put too much
W. ~ Hr''. bu certain amount must be
~ With the first boiling OF the Pple-,
more added afterward il not sweet
.-.". The apples must be peeled, the
s- 5sunved, and hen put into yellow
.I.. "tn little water, ju-t enough to
.e iaice, loaf sugar and few
Cover the dish with plate and
III" moderately hot oven to COOK
Ee' gradually until quite soft,
.-. must be beaten until smooth
wooden spoon. The milk must
previously boiled, sgeetrued,
lowed 20 got cold Add this by de
re Deeten apples; mix thor
H1e. vhen sfs~ed, serve 10 cold
- tIsa. unless the M IL be new.
should be used with n Ih equal
se- bay eaf boiled with the
great Improvement, Fgapor
may be- used Tor this dish.
For Tree Culture.