New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31


carefully from the I'm solid shape. slice rs you
would II loaf Of bread Beat two eges-the yolka
and whites together. Dip the slices Of chicken
therein and then all sides with snIted and pep
percd braacrumb.. Fry in hot grease. and serve or
u platter with oprgs OF parsley.
Those who like par,n'ps will no doubt appreciate
them If cooked In the following manner Crate the
amount required rather coarse CRATER ana nllN
with bcnten eggs-using eggs enough to make St
batter. Sens0n with pepper and salt. shape about
the Size Of large oyster, and fly brown in hot grease.
For French rolls take )ne half pint OF scalded milk
and NE yeas, cake Allow thi, 10 cool then add
half tablespoonful Of butter mcod) and the same OF
lard "A tablespoonful of sugar teaspoonfu Of salt
and n quart OF sifted 1Our. Mix and let this stand
over night I'm warm place. kncad hard IN Inc morn
Ing then roll 1t out about an Inch tmch. spread tms
over with butter and cut II biscuit fold together
Put them / ma pan and let them rise again They must
very light each time. Bake a. you eonlu biscuits
Unless Won have n late trcaka, Is difficult to serve
These on time but they very nice for dinner and
can lie warmed over for breakfast. If desired for
dinner set the sponge about H. m.
Home made Charlotte Russo IS much nicer than
TINT bourht a the takers. and + easy and simple to
make The following recipe will make desert enough
nor u family 81 five go
Half a pint OF double cream eaSpoonul OF vanilla
and a third Of n cupful OF grannlated sugar WHIP
these together, and Wnen SUN """ wv "'"'''
Of tw, eggs and mix thoroughly. Line III" uouo'"
and Ades of a fancy pudding dish with single idds
nngcr,-nice crisp ones II will take about eighteen
double ones giving you thirtysX single STRIPS. III
e., hotter IN buy these At good confeciohcrs Uh 10
mako them Paur I'm the whipped cream ana SET
aside i'm cool place There are ways more ulNoNen
for mailing Charlotte but the above Is entirely
satisfactory.
Mrs Y addresses 10 the readers OF TINS department
these words ~ advice on home discipline:
e. tn r.,oin the confidence Of - child to young
,rono,hood mr. m.rhood IL not always dependent Oh
the dsposton Of the child. rs Is often supposed bnt
ON , wiso Guidance ON the part OF It's parents. which
needs 10 be begun in Infancy. The treatment OF chi
drrn has greatly changed "lh'i "e"'E WI ''iS
years The old system OF spare the ROD ana ,poi inc
child is fast giving way before the fls'i"' u'' "
onc who cannot govern children without the use OF
the rod is not fitted 10 have The care Oh 'he' lhoSe
no,hor. who arc ever ready with rcproof very seldom
hive the full confidence of their children. imagine
taking our ovn troubles and sorrows and conhding
Them to one who would only rebuhc us for our Ollles
We expect sympathy and II Is for that we have
humbl.d ourselves To speak OF our wrongdongs Does
a child who need, II much worse, receive ih's oonsd
Grafton? Generally speaking. he doe, not. II he
docs # IL administered with 80 much rcprOOf That he
wisely determine, To keep his own counsel IN the
future peSuI lecetfulncsS. You are quite sure he
did NOT ,ori, fine trait yon. and knowing that
n. sins or hrolitv are cautiously supposed to skip
an, eno,r,t,, and manifest thcmseve, in the second.
I'm vour mind n l. vcy plain that some great aunt or
uncc ubop Won have never must be responsible.
Parents have no business u tenDt their children 70