The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-21

little aais and pepper thyme o. other navoring:
mtg we'll; then melt On even Tablespoonful Of
butter and stir il Into the mixtufe. Sur It mp
thoroughly and then poas it into the buttsred
pan sd hake in = not oysn.
Mas T. D. GsoRox
WHAT EgrEEsEsrATivE WHEELER pEiEKs.
Here is Mrs. Representative Wheeler's
recipe for cider-nogg;
Rest TO foam the yolks Of four sxgs. with
two tablespoons Of puiyerizsd sugar; add
slowiy two quarts of good cider. little gin
ger may 10 added II desired
w. wHEELEx
wgs. vAsHixsfos's APPLE Toppr.
Another drink which sounds appesizing
II Mrs. Representative Joe Washington's
apple foddy, which il much stronger than
the above. IL is:
Bake twelve large apples TIL thoroughly
done. pnf into s-r while hot and mash them
we'll: poar on thru three quarts boiling wafef:
cover tue Jar and ict stand til cool; then add
three pinss 81 brandy. ons pint jamaica spirits
onc-baif pm. OF perch brandy. one-half pint
curacao; .weeten 70 POUR taste. Let II
stand l.ay or 20. occasionally mashinR the
particle Of aDsie. then strain for use. II
apnses sire small use sixteen or eighteen. II
ron w.sh 10 keep the toddy add one plat erancy
and more sagsr MaKY u. wAsHixsrox.
MIS- REPRESENTATIVES, HooKEEs cAspTED
fgUIT
II very nice. ard the Warrington bellies
love il. They will be glad 10 know that II
Is made as foisows:
Make . wine jelly according 20 the recipe
found 10 boz Of Cox's geIsiire. always usfug
sherry wine. on account OF It's color. Have
ready mold Of any shape. according 70 fancy.
in which 20 erys;silizs the fruit In layers. of
which Hss any delicious variety The frst layer
could be Of banana cut In thin slices, plsced
sf tl,e bottom Of the mold. Then pear over IT
some u the Jelly. them OF oranges.
sweet and Juicy, about two. with the
seeds extracted. and cut in small
pieces: then pour more jelly over this
and 30 on until you may have five or ak yArie-
ties OF fruit For this recipe esndied nzs and
lines are delicious Mig through the fruit
about two dozen English waluuts. well minced
up. AZ the layers OF fruit sfe placed In the
mold sprinkle Z little sugar over eacn. when
the mold IL full Of Jelly snd fruit put It's top on
securely and keep IL surrounded and covered
with ice. when the contents Of the mold are
hard enough TO slice. slip them out carefully
and place on . fancy dish. serving with
whipped cream. the same ~ for charlotte
russo FAEsss 9. HooKxR
ARIZONA sprLG rAx DowDY
10 by no means bad TO eat Mrs. Marcus
A. smith. the wife Of the delegate from
that territory. give this recipefor it:
For family OF six. nse twoqusrf pan. Pare
and slice sonne good pie apples. place layer OF
apples about m inch thick. seasoned with
sugar and q speck OF salt Put layer OF
cracker crumbs half an inch thick: alternate
apples and cracker till the par 10 full. Bake
one hour. and serve With cream or rich milk
Ehode I,isnc greetings are the lest;
ELIZABETH ". SMITH.
MRS JUSTICE MATES sPoa6E CAKE
Has pleased many justice OF the supreme
court. and 1t will please outsiders ii prop
erly made. Here Is Mrs. Waite's direc-
tons:
Ten esr livery frsshi. oneb bali pound -four,
one pound sugar fine granuIated). the grated
Yind and Juice of lemon. ore salt spoonful OF
salt. weigh the sugar and put IL IN the mix
g-bowl: break the eggs, putting the yolks
| with the sugar and the whites in another dish.
| Beat the whites OF the eggs until they will not
! drop from the rods: beat the yolks and sugar
to . cream snd uatil the sugar disOlves;
strain the lemon juice and add II
| with the grated: put to the eggs and sugar.
| when the yoka aud sugar are very light sdd the
| whites. beating oil very hard until well mixed:
aft the -four two or three times with the salt in
| It. II New Process" hour. take out one table
| spoonful OF ii. - IL takes less than the other
| kind Add tie -four little q; time. stirring II
/ in lightly. II this nouf Il beaten in. the cake
| will be tough Put the mixture abouf one and
| one-hsif inches thick into fiat pans; sift fne
! sugar fhiuly over the top, and bake Il IN IN
even that IL hottest af the bottom: try with Z
| straw in aDoul half an hour. II done, IL will
| not sick 10 the straw. Do not be alarmed II II
! falls little when taken frcm The oven. but do
not jar IL or turn il out until il Ia partially cool
AMELIA c. WAITE.
MRS. GENERAL LoGAS's crTRoN PUDDING
| Is made as follows:
/ One quart fires milk. one pint OF stale bread
| crumbs fgrated). four eggs. coneecup OF pow
| dered sugar, less than one-hsl pound OF cifron
| tcut nne). juice and rind of one lemon, butter.
Beat the yolks and sugar together; add BY de
| grees the bread crumbs, milk and rind OF the
| lemon. Pour in buttered dish; then drop In
| the cifson and piece OF butter over all Bake
| half sn bour. When cold cover with the
| meYingue made Of the four whites. cup Of
powdered sugar. the Juice of the lemon; brown
| sight.y and serve. NARY g. LOGAN.
! MRS. SENATOR BUTLERs SWEET POTATOES
Are new thing here. She gives the re-
cipe for making them. 1t is:
Boil. skin and slice enough sweet potatoes e
I'LL . padding dish. Put layer OF potatoes in
| the bottom. then sprinkle light layer OF sugar
over them, with some bits of butter, and . very
little syrup; then another layer OF potatoes, and
| 40 until theDd 10 fall. Place il in the over
and bake rich brown. Mrs. NJ. Z. BUTLER
MRS. REPRESENTATIVE HoLMASs RUSSIAN
CREAM
Is another good desert dish. She makes i
thus:
One quart milk boiled, one-third of a box o
geiatine dissolved in q small portion OF Tho
milk. ak eggs beaten separately. the yok
beaten with cup of sugar; then ir IN gelatin,
aud eggs into the rest OF the milk, boil two min
utes; pour over the beaten whites; pour int
moulda Place on ice 10 cool
Mrs. A. X. HOLMAN.
And so II goes. Every noted woman ha
some culinary speciality, and this pape
might be filled with extracts from theil
recipes. Their cooking proficiency by m
means affects their parior virtues. and
| find that the best conversationalists AZ
the best housewives MISS GRUMPY. JR.
MRS. LESLIE'S MARQUIS.
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