Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-03-04
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
--Sheet-iron pans for cake and breat

--Sheet-iron pans for cake and bread
are preferable to tin.
1t is said that il scar Is rubbed
for five minutes night and morning
with olive oil or lanolin it will gradu-
ally disappear
Iron pots should always be boiled
out first with wood ashes and cold wa.
ter Then thoroughly washed and they
are ready for use. Skillets, griddles,
iron gem-pans and waffie.irons should
be well CREASED and allowed to cool off
once or twice before using.
When you make pie without an
upper crust, it is always desirable to
have very heavy edge; make this by
wetting the edge and laying on mar
row strip; pinch it up together, or when
cutting the crust around the edge of the
pam, hold the knife we'll under the outer
edge Of thespan and pinch it between
the thumb and finger right on top of
1.-THE pan.
| .AVenofse Pudding. Another favor.
it's pudding is made in this way, Take
i've oupces$.ef bread serum bs,, four
ounces of sugar. three ounces Of rats
ms, two ouncesof'citron, one teaspoon
full of vanilla, one-half &pintgsof milk,
the yolks of four eggs, one ounce of
brown sugaE4sAdd the niilkSto this,
pour overTthe ,golks, and the vanilla
last, and steam one hour and twenty
minutes, DETROIT Free Press 81 =
Try totempt your invalidy appetite
with ,surprises in the way of food.
Creamed sweetbreads are very dainty.
Boilthem for twenty minutes, serape
off the discoloration and remoFe skin,
throw into pan of hot watas wash
and dry them and then broil oyer
bright Goals. When broYn cut inadice,
put white saucerover Them apd serve
on toast A nice way to cpoksaS bird
for an invalid is to rake. down the fire
and cook it before the Goals, bastina
often. IN. Y. World.
Cream Salmon. Take one can o;
salmon; mince 1t fine, drain off the
liquor in colander and throw it away
Boil one pint of milk, two tablespoon
fuls butter, salt and pepper to taste
Have ready pint of fine bread crum BIS
which place In layer at the bottom
of dish. Upon this lay layer of the
minced salmon, then layer of the
dressing made of milk, butter, pepper
and salt, more bread crumbs and so on
having crumbs for the first layer
Bake until brown. Detroit Fresl
Press.
Mutton Pie when making crus
for meat pie measure the shortening
little less generously than when fruit i
to be the filling, otherwise follow tn
Worlds rule for deep apple pie. Lin
the sides of a creased pudding disl
with the paste. Brown slices Of coli
mutton by broiling for a moment, la.
them in the dish with littl
Drowned, thickened and nicely favored
broth made from the bones and trim
mings of the joint. A few choppe,
mushrooms are great improvement
and many like little Worcestershire
sauce.-N Y. World.
strawberry Cream. -Whisk we'll
gill of good cream, add to it two ounce
of white sugar and the juice of half
lemon. Mix two tablespoonfuls o
straw berry jam in little cold water
and strain it through fine sieve int
the cream. Color with few drops O
cochineal and add quarter of an ounc
of gelatine melted in little hot water
Mix well together and pour into
mould to set When wanted for tn
table dip the mould in warm water
wipe dry with cloth, and turn out o
low glass dish. Garnish with natura
flowers or pretty green leaves if the
ara rroourah le -Homa