New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

fruit Juice Is boiled the It loses flavor Ounces
are almost the only fruit which improves In favor
by long boiling. and II Is better to add some water
to them and boil 1t ont In order to give them the
nne flavor and color desirable.
Grape Jelly made by this rule r. also very delicious
But the grapes require 10 be cooked In the pot
for half an hour and should be strained while they are
hot. Otherwise. the process IL the same An cy-
ceent Jelly. FIN Of fine favor Is made Of the wild
srape-thc larse fox grape. not the little fi0st grape
which iipens later on the fences. The foNgrapc makes
delicious jcly picked when 1t Is green just before
1t turns. y green jelly may Ice mndc from The iSa-
bella. Concord and Caawba grape in the same way.
for these are only varieties Of TIE Wild fox-grape In
proved By cultivation.
y preserve of ripe grapes Is one OF tile incest in
the calendar OF the cook select the grapes when they
are fully ripe Free them OF their skins. Cook the
pGlps for about five ten minutes. or until the seeis
separate from them. Then strap them through q
pnree sieve 10 remove the seeds. Add the skins 10
tie pulp Add also lrecQuarteis OF pound OF SUGAR
10 every pound OF grapes. Wild grapes VIII require
pound Of sager TO pound Of grapes. Weigh the
sugar and fruit before the grapes are seeded EOil the
sugar. grape pllp and skins together for ahot twenty
minutes or halt an hour. You can preserve green
grapes but in such case Och grape must nc cut in
half and the seeds extracted with Il hnc-a trouble
some and tedious process The green grape Skin cllngs
to the pulp closely that it cannot be removed a.
IT can from the rip, grape
Some Of The pfotticst designs In diningrOom frnl-
ture are copied from old Sheraton patterns. The
effect OF the sideboards In old oak is cXqsitcy
ish and full OF grace" well calculated for the display
of the plate OF the banQueng room. An advantage
which Will commend these sidchoardS TO all good
horSekecpcrs Is the fact that they mounted on
high spindle legs leaving clear space Of 81 least
Two feet under them There IS no space where dist
and debris can lodge which cannot be reached BIZ the
moderately broad. They furnished with Two am
plc long drawers one under the other In 'front.' and
the curved corners open. There Is plenty OF room to
hold the table silver and The table linen In regular
use IL Is "A great mistake ever b. make the Ln0ct
or sdeboard closet take the place OF the china 70
linen closet. Properly the sldeboard should coniain
silver which Is IN daily the supply OF table linen
for the day and other things which rTpuislt" In
fine dining room for the time. But Il IS not a place
I'm which 10 stow larG" supply OF stores oil any
kind MANY hou,checpcrs would look upon these
Sheraton sIdcloards rs containing too little ROOM cS-
pecIally rs there Is but the simplest arrangement OF
Io bracket shclvc at The back ard Oftcncr shelf at
all Eut :hcy are ample enough for all needs TO
which ,idcioard may lie properly put.
Fishes and indeed all marine subjects. lend them-
solve, particnrlv well decoration either In wood
carvings. embroidery or bass rcc'S Of any Kind The
sketch Is taken from .0ia cushion Whereon 'he