Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-09-17
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

them remain Tor about nalt an nouf IN
salt and water.
Blackberry Jelly: Soak one-half
box of gelatine in cold water to cover;
add one pint of hot water, one cupful
of sugar, one pint of berries; flavor
with almond. Do not cook, but set
away TO cool Serve with whipped
cream. -Good Housekeeping
"A Dessert of Apples: Peel and core
sour apples Make for each little
plate patty pan-ofpastry; place
the apples in these and bake. When
done let them cool, then cover the APP
pies with icing and serve cold with Gus
tard or cream. The apples look like
snowballs. Detroit Free Press.
"A liquid glue for joining wood to
metals may be prepared, says M.
Heesz, by mixture of one hundred
parts clear gelatine, one hundred parts
cabinet makers glue, twenty-five parts
alcohol, and two parts alum, the whole
mixed with two hundred parts of twen-
ty per cent acetic acid, and heated on
water bath for six hours; it possesses
great resistive power.
-Tapioca Pudding: Four tablespoon
fuls of tapioca soaked in one pint OF
water over night. Pour off the water
in the morning. Add this, with the
yolks of three eggs and one-quarter of
cupful of sugar to one quart of boil
ing milk; flavor, and boil till soft. Pour
in dish, and cover with the whipped
whites in little patties. A small dot of
jelly in the middle of each improves the
looks.-Good Housekeeping.
Dreamed walnuts are easily pre-
pared: Beat together till thoroughly
mixed the white of one egg, an equal
quantity of cold water and teaspoon
full of essence of vanilla or lemon.
Make this into paste stiff enough to
mold, with one pound to one pound
and quarter of icing sugar; break off
pieces of this the size of nutmeg and
roll them round and smooth, then press
the half of an English walnut meat
into each side, allowing the cream to
show slightly all round. The halves
can be dipped into little plain sirup,
If liked, before using them.-N Y.
World.
1T is not everybody who can make
bed well. Beds should be stripped of
all belongings, and left to air thorough
ly. Don't, however, leave window
open directly upon the bed and linen,
with fog or rain prevailing outside.
1t is not uncommon to see sheets and
bedding hanging out of window with,
perhaps, rain not actually falling, but
with ninety per cent. of humidity in
the atmosphere, and the person sleep
ing in that bed at night wonders
the next day where he got his cold A
room may be aired in moist weather,
but the bed and bedding must not alb
sorb any dampness.- Boston Budget.
Nice Bread Pudding: Break stale
bread into small pieces, and pour on
them as much boiling water or milk as
will soak them we'll. Let them stand
until the liquid is cool. Pour the
liquid out and mash the bread until it
is quite free from Jumps. Measure this
pulp, and to every quart put in half a
teaspoonful of salt, one teaspoonful of
grated nutmeg, three ounces of moist
sugar. Mix all thoroughly together,
and put them into well-buttered bak-
ing dish. Break one and one-halt
ounces of good butter in small pieces
over the top, and bake in moderate
oven one and half hours. Detroit
Free Press.
Calls Head in Shade: Time one
hour Some cold broiled calf's head,
eight eggs, half pound of bacon or
ham, sprig of parsley, large cupful
of gravy, pepper, salt and mace Boil
eight eggs very hard and arrange slices
of them round well-buttered mold
covered with little pepper, salt, pow
dered mace and minced parsley; Their
fill the mold with alternate layers OF
the calfs head, cut into very thin slices
the bacon also cut thin, the sliced eggs
spice, ETC.; pour in large cupful OF
good veal gravy; make paste to cover
the mold and bake it. When done, SCI
in cool place, and when it is cold turr
it out and serve. Boston Herald.