New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

Arab chief with clasp at neck and wrist of queer
Arabian workmanship.
A blanc. mango in the ordinary conception Of the
word, a white jelly made Of milk and gclatinc,
properly swcctened and totally devoid Of flavor except
that given by the lemon the soft custard
served with it. more dsprting. 'inspld dish IT is
hardly possible to conceive OF. This is purely New
England dessert. II must be that some worthy New
England housewife in Of th.sc spaSmodic cfocts
a thrift that sometimes attack the best Of good
wives, time substituted milk for cream. and
left out wine and other expensive ingredient, in the
rule-and. behold have the blsnc-n Of to-day.
a dish to be avoided by all who po cs.cd Of palatc
| Very few people know that genuine French blanc
mango should be made of whipped cream. with enough
| isingass added 70 make il form WELL together with
wne sugar and tifIne amount Of salt 10 give it the
proper favor. quart Of whipped cream viii require
about an ounce of iSnglaSs or hcapng tablespoonful
| Of gelatne. The iSnclass makes the most delicate
blanc mango. If it IS used, II should be melted IN
cup Of cold water. in which it +, very gradually
brought 70 tho boiling point aud gently simmaed.
stirring fl until It is melted; il mast then b@ cooled
and added to the whipped when il IS lulcwarm
1t is easier to manage the celatine. which only re-
ques to be soaked for two hours in cold water enough
to IL. and then Dc melted by adding little
boiling water Five ounces five table pOOnfdls Of
sugar two table poOnuls II mara,chino sherry, and
half salt -poonfu OF salt complete the ingredients Of
plain blanc mango. With this foundation.
add candcd cherries cut in quarters, usn, the
chino in place of sherry, and serving the blanc mango
with q na!aschnO saucc FIR tbi5 boil 10
gethcr a cup Of sugar with cup Of wat'e for ten min
utes. Add the Juice Of half lemon; pour the hot
syrup gradually on TWO whites Of egg beaten to sim
froh continue beating, add two tables pOoniuls Of mar
aschno and serve around the blanc mango.
An Oancc Llancmangc may be Favored with the
pecl Of a Valencia orange. with tiny bits u orange
pulp freed from all the White cpidcrmis scattered
through it, and served with an orange sauce.
lemon blancrna NAV be- favored with lemon zcst,
made with tiny bits Of lemon pulp scattered through
very sweet blanc-mangc. and scvcd with sherry
sauce \ blanc-mangc favored with burnt almonds
and served with favored with two tablespoon.
fuls Of kirsch with bitter Almonds is delicious.
There are great variety Of o. serving blanc
mango with favored with fruit juices with
Strawberries with pineapple preserves; all Of which
are delicious and very ornamental. few shiny bits
Of bright coored jelly OF proper kind scattoed over
almost any blancmaugc adds to its ornamental appear
ancc and flavor An orange banc-mangc looks very
prctty on a base Of orange jelly. Blanc mango is
dish that should be served in individual moulds.
There is something very charming about the comb
nation Of gentlcncsS and strength. and particularly
delightful il is 10 see manly boy who with in
snctive chvalry takes kindly Interest in his sisters
amusements. Many will doubtless remember Dn
Nanrlcr's handsome young EtOnian. who is captain of
melted sitting in the midst OF crowd Of admirng
sisters with the big doll his knees, which he is
dressing with the greatest care and his bright boGuy
face as he looks up with "What goes on next
The flannel pctticoat"
one OF our own dear little cOuntrymen. sturdy
athlete and mighty man at school, accompanied
his sister on a visit. The little girl stopped over
for the night. but sent her beloved doll back with
her brother As he was carrying it carefully home
lie met a rabble Of village boys, who jeercd him
and cuvcd him on his mission. The boy bOrn it
with Indifference for awhile, but when they followed
him and became troublesome, he carefully laid Miss
Dolly in a safe place thrashcd the rinelcadcr scattered
tbc Others ana then picked up his doll and went
serencly on his way. Very strong and manly are
generally gentle and especially good 10 women: their
very sense Of power makes them generous AID tolerant
while your fussy, qucriOuS creature Is IN nine cases
ont of ten often an cGcminate individual
one of the prct;icst rooms in princely house I'm
r,rono Is a bOudor which Is furnished entirely In
n.o.den china and palc-blue satin The Sofas tables
and chairs are all Of porcelain One would Imagine
.h, this costly furniture would Dc extremely fragile
49,, they say it is not, and that there is greater
,c ~ brcalagc than If it Of wood. OF course
.,o l. necessarily no slender Chippendalc effect |
a., los of the low dvanike chairs and sofas are |
heavy and solid as well the tables But there Is
rotbing clumsy about them they are exqusitely de
riopod I'm ouaint curves and scrolls ana are most |
,aanutnllv decorated The mirrors in this room are