The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-07-08
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Graham PuAA-One pint Of graham
-four. one pint Of milk, one egg (stir in
the -four gradually to form = smooth
batter), = little salt Bake in gem pans-
Good Housekeeping.
-Rhu5arb stewed without peeling il
Of . most attractive pink tint Pound
for pound Of sugar and rhubarb. with
lust water enough to dissolve the sugar,
is a good rule. and it should be cooked
only till the rhubarb is tender
A delightful cake is three layers OF
nice white cake put together with ma
pie sugar filing. with the same spread
over the top Boil . pint of good. pure
maple strip till it becomes quite thick:
when it has cooled little beat it rap
idly till it turns creamy and yellowish
in color-N. Y. World.
Cheese StrawS-Mix two ounces
of butter. two ounces of flour. and two
ounces of cracker crumbs with two
ounces Of grated cheese. small spoon
full of salt. and little cayenne: work
all into a paste, roll it thin. and cut In
strips. and bake on q very shallow tin
or sheet--Boston Herald
1
sugar, three cups sifted flour. two tea
spoonfuls cream of tartar, one cup OF
sweet milk. one teaspoonful soda.
pinch of salt Stir eggs and sugar to-
pether until smooth. Stir in the flour.
having the cream of tartar sifted into
the last cupful. Add the milk. in
which the soda has been dissolved, then
the salt-Detroit Free Press
Onions q Ia Creme.-Boil four or
five Spanish onions in two or three
waters to remove the strong taste, then
drain them well in . colander: put them
into a stew pan again, with two table,
spoonfuls butter. little flour dissolved
in milk; pepper, salt and . cupful
cream; place all over slow fire and
stir them frequently until done: serve
with sauce poured on them.-Old Home
stead.
Corn Chowder.-Cut half pound
, of salt pork in small pieces, and boil
them in two quarts of water with four
} onions sliced very thin. Let boil twen-
ty minutes then add six medium sized
potatoes cut in thick slices. Then add
one quart of milk. which is scaldinS
; hot. and one quart of corn Let all
5 come to a boil, then cover the bottom
of a soup dish with buttered crackers.
:. pour the soup over them, and serve while
2 hot-Housekeeper.
: -Macaroons-Three eggs, three-quar-
8 tiers of a pound of powdered white SUI
/ gar, half q pound of sweet almonds.
two ounces of bitter almonds Whisk
q the eggs till they are very dry. then add
5 gradually teaspoonful of the sugar at
. a time, for if too much is put in at once
5 it will thin the egg. Beat it hard until
o all the sugar is in. Have your almonds
: blanched and bruised in q mortar, but
thew must not be pounded to paste.
. Then stir in the almonds. drop spoon
s full in place, on sheets OF white paper
y laid on tins, and bake them IN COO
il oven till they have just tinge o.
= brown.-BOstOn Budget
a 1T is sometimes very convenient u
s. be able to freshen up used draperies IL
y art muslins have found that some o
n the reds. yellows and terra Gotta mus
:. Inns wash fairly we'll If any one want
=, to try washing them they should max
y a soapy lather with hot water, and whel
lukewarm thoroughly wash and SHAKE
e the muslin in it. Rinse it quickly IL
clean water with little salt in it, theI
roll it in large soft towel and squee1
ont the water. Have some irons ready
iron out the material at once on tn
n wrong side while wet and hang it nea
% the fire to complete drying. This ar
4 plies to the patterned art muslins an
y not to cheap whole cOlored ones IN
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