River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-08-25
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

Liniments and ointments should al.
ways be applied with the hand; If APP.
olied with cotton or a cloth. the good
effect obtained from the friction would
be lost.
kidney Saute: Stew the kidney un-
I'll partly done then cut it into small
pieces and place in a saucepan with a
little melted butter. When partly
fried. add little flour and the broth it
was stewed in, and salt and pepper to
taste. -Housekeeper.
Grape Jelly: Green grapes. picked
just before they begin 10 turn, make
enough to cover them, mash. and strain
through a jelly-bag. add a pound of
sugar to pint of juice, and boil down
to a jelly-Christian Inquirer.
WATERS: One pint of -four made in
to dough with fresh egg, pinch of
salt large spooaful of butter and sweet
milk sufficient to mix. Knead we'll:
make into small, round balls the size
of hickory nut, and roll as thin as let
ter paper Prick all over and bake a
pale brown in quick oven.-Boston
Herald.
Mixed Sandwiches: Chop fine half
pound each of cold ham, spiced
tongue and chicken; mix with one part
of meat half cup of melted butter,
one tablespoon of salad oil, one of mus
tard, the powdered yolks of two hard
boiled eggs. little white pepper and
small pinch of salt; spread ON thin but.
/ 4
Tomato Dressing for Fish. One can
of tomato, one small onion, one-half
spoonful of celery seed, two cloves. a
small slice of turnip and carrot, a sprig
of parsley. Cook twenty minutes,
Three tablespoonfuls of flour mixed
with butter (size of an egg added after
the tomato is strained. This is especial
ly nice with fried cod and hahbut.-
Good Housekeeping.
Salmon Croquettes: One can
salmon, one egg. well beaten, one-half
Gun of fine bread crumbs, salt, cayenne
pepper, nutmeg, Juice of half a lemon.
| Drain off the liquor and mince the fish
Melt and work in the butter, season
and. if necessary, moisten with little
of the liquor; add the crumbs. Form
the parts into rolls, which -four thiclkly,
and stand them in cold place for an
hour. Fry in hot fat and serve on hot
platter, garnished with fresh parsley
/ Ladies' Home Journal.
Baked Corn: Cut the corn OFF the
cob. and to each pint of corn add one
quart of milk. three eggs, lump of
! butter the size of a small egg, and pep
per and salt. Put this into a porcelain
1 baking-dish. and bake for about an
hour and half. During the first hour
stir it occasionally, until it thiclSens,
and then let it brown on top. If the
oven is very hot it will be done in about
an hour; but with a hot oven there is
danger of its burning, as both the milk
and corn burn easily. - Demorest's
| Magazine.
Lemon Pie: Line tbersie pan, prick
| il with fork and bake the crust in q
hot oven. When lightly Drowned re-
move from the oven and set aside to
cool. The juice of two lemons, the
| grated rind of one, the yolks of five
eggs and five tablespoons of graduated
sugar are beaten with the egg beatef
| for fifteen minutes, and set to cook in q
double boiler, or in saucepan set in
side of another containing boiling water.
| When thickened set away to cool. Beat
| the whites stiff reserving some for
meringue; add TO the cold lemon filling
the whites and French coffeecupful
of grated and sifted bread crumbs; mix
lightly and bake in quick oven. When
baked spread with meringue made by
mixing the stiffened egg white with a
spoonful of powdered sugar, and return
to the oven until delicately Drowned
Harper's Bazaar.