The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-12

The national Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union has petitioned President
Harrison to forbid the sale OF intoxicants
at military canteens.
Clara S. Foltz, who sued Henry d.
Cogswell, the San Francisco dentist of
fountain fame, for her services as a law
yer in preparing and aiding in the pas
sage OF the act empowering the regents
of the university of California to convey
certain lands" was awarded 81, ,450 by the
jury.
Creamed Cabbage Chop fine one small
head of cabbage, add salt to taste and
water enough to just cover it after it
willis. Boil until the cabbage is tender.
and if the water boils away at the last
ell the better. When It is tender, add
one and one-half cups of milk, and butter
size of an egg. Let 1t boil up and serve
at once. Do not let it boil much after
the milk has been added, or the salt will
curdle the milk.
Apple Salad.-Take six apples, four
| tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar, one
| fourth teaspoonful OF cinnamon, one gill
| of sherry. Pare, core and cut the apples
i into very thin slices. Put layer of
these slices in the bottom of glass dish,
sprinkle them with the sugar and little
| cinnamon, then another layer of apples,
and SO continue until all Is used. Pour
| the wine over, and stand away in cold
place for one hour, and 1t is ready for
/ use.
Apples Fried.-Peel and core sour apples,
| then divide them into eighths, and
| sprinkle them with sugar, flour and
bread-crumbs. Cover the bottom cf a
stew-pan with small piece OF butter
when melted cover it with slices OF
apples, and fry elbow on both sides
| When done place in a saucepan some
milk, sugar, bread-crumbs and currants
put the fried apples in and let them boil
up without breaking. Serve hot with the
sauce left in the saucepan.
Banana Pie.-Doubtless there will be
more bananas eaten during this fall and
winter than in any previous season
owing to the scarcity of other fruit. A
friend lately gave us this recipe for banana
pie, which we find pleasant change
from the fresh fruit: Take two large
bananas, peel and rub them through
colander, add one pint of milk, two heap
ing teaspoonfuls of sugar, two eggs anC
: a pinch of salt Bake this in one crus
like pumpkin pie.
Apricot OF Peach Salad-Pare, cut tn,
! apricots or peaches in halves, and re
} move the stones. Arrange the halves
neatly in bowl, with the stone side
up; then pour over them the following
! fruit salad dressing: Four tablespoonful
of sugar, one gill OF sherry, one table
spoonful of maraschino and two table
spoonfuls OF champagne. All these in
gradients should be mixed together an,
i stirred until the sugar is dissolved. Afte
. Ilc Aiuib SsAlttu uISSSlhB mas DecH auueu
stand in a cold place one hour, an,
5 serve.
"Lebkuchen" Honey Cakes.-Take er
] pounds of pure honey strained; put
into a very bright and clean cope
basin, place it on the fire, and, when
boils, stir in sufficient sfted -four t
5 make medium stiff dough; when colo
. add, for every five pounds of dough, on
Q and half ounces of very finely-grOun
g soda, and such spices as you choose t
t | use; when well mixed put it into you
e moulds or pans, press them full, an
j Ebake them in a moderately hot over
n These cakes can be made with ha
b molasses and honey, or all molasse
!. They may also be enriched by the &C
dition of cut almonds, citron, ETC.