Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-27
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MRS. SECRETARY RUsK's RECEIPT FOB
RUSSIAN CREAM.


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MRS. SECRETARY RUsK's RECEIPT Fol-
RUSSIAN CREAM.
Jd'y-To ore peckage If O0x's gtla,iD'
add One pint of cold Wa'ec. When dis
solved, add one pin; At hrt aver two
cups of sugar, juice ut sx lemons Sil
slowly mill we'll dissolved, ,hes strain in {
moulds
Cream-COver ore package of gelatin,
with Geld water. When dissolved, add
one cup Of new milk, one cup of sugar
heat to billing point, stirring frequently
then set away to cool. Whip ooe quart OF
thick cream until light, b,at the whites OF
six eggs aud add both tc the mixture; when
cool, flavor with vanilla Place the jelly
in the bottom of the moulds, and when
still and cold. add the cream; turn out OF
mould and serve 10 slices.
Signed ELIZABETH NJ. RUsK.
MRS. SENATOR CULLoM's CANDY.
Mrs Cullom has added her home to the
other official ones on Na'sa,t usetts avenue,
and 10 already settled in the lovely house,
1726 A candy table, over which Mrs
Gallon presided, and which she stocked
with bon -bons of her own manufacture,
was the feature Ct one Of the charity en-.
tertainment not long since.
Mix together with the whites of two
eggs, an equal quantity of cold water, and
enough confecuoner's sugar to make q
stiff dough. It will require about two
pounds Toprepare fruits and nuts, take
seeds ont of dates and fill with the cream;
blanch almonds and cover with the cream
Oandied cherries are very nice; take little
balls Of the cream, and put cherry on
each. Eoglish walnuts are used in the
same way "a cherries
Signed JULIA CULLOM.
MRS. Ex SENATOR M'DoNALD's PLUM
PUDDING.
Mrs. Ex-senator Mcdonald, the beauti-
fol wife of the Democratic statesman,
sends another recipe for this same delecia.
bic dish, with minute directions fJr it's
preparation. Mrs. McD0naid's house.
keeping mas anatioDal reputation, for many
Statesmen have tested the no pitality of
her lovely home in Indianapolis.
This pudding is best when prepared, all
bat milk and eggs, the day gfore using.
Seed and cut in half one pound OF the best
bloom rsisins; pick, wash and dry before
the fire one pound of Z,nte currants, com.
monty called plume; dredge the fruit well
with flour, to prevent its sinking or clog
gine; take one pound of fresh beef sue,,
freed from the sSiD, and string and chop
very fine; one pint Of grated bread orumb,
and half pint Of sif;td -four; a large quar-
ter Of pound of best sugsr; large table
spoonful Of powdered mace and cinnamon
mixed, snd two powdered nutmegs; all the
spice TO be stepped in "A half-pint of mixed
wine and brandy put away these ingredi
ents separately, closely covered, and let
them stand all night Next morning fin
ish the padding, which requires at least
SIX bours' boiling. Beat wine and 6ggs
together until very thick add smooth;
then add ore pint OF rich milk; then the
bread umbs ind -four; mix with the SUI
gar the grated yel!OS Tind and juice Of
Two lemons aud add to the mixture grad
ually all she prepared ingredients, stirring
hard; TOO thick add more milk; if toe
thin add more bread crumbs; take care Lot
TO have too much bread or -four, or the
pudding will he heavy; add two teaspoons
fol Of baking powder, ore quarter Of D
pound of cliron; boil in the moulds; serve
with lemon sauce, or with butter ard So
gar beaten 20 d cream and favored with
nn'm5g and rO'e.
Signed JOsEPHINEH. MCDONALD.
MRS. SENATOR INGALLS, RECOMMENDS A
CAKE
Mrs. Ingalls gives ma a T cipe for HarIi-
son ffuit Gaze. Its name will make every
one sDxicus ~ try i, and the very reading
Of the directions for making causes one's
mouth to water. { will doubtless prove
ss delicious as the 10 ipe promises. Mrs
T1galls understands astronomy, her table
is always daintily spread, aud she perhaps
has come to believe with Pindsr, who said:
The turnpike road to peoples hearts. find,
Lies through their mouths or l mistake man
kind.
MRS SENATOR INGALLS, RECIPE FOR HAIR
RIsON FRUIT CAKE.
One pound of butter, one pound Of
flour, one.ouarter Of pound If sugar
dne granulatedl, ono dozsn eggs, tao
pounds Of citron, two small cocOsuuts,
grated, two pounds of bleachtd almonds,
one wineglassful of wine, one wineglassfnl
of brandy, one teaspooaful Of ground cir
namon, Oee grated nutmeg, one teaspoon
ful Of ground mace, two teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder, cream, butter and sugar,
and eggs. thoroughly beaten, bat not sep
arsted. Mix baking powder with fl uf;
then add and lastly throw in fruit, thor
oughly chopped and hIured. Bake in a
Glow oven. When done the cake will
leave the sides of tho pan.
TSgnod1 A. O. INGALLS,.