Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-02
USEFUL AMI SUGGESTIVE.

Washington Pie-Three eggs, one
eup of sugar, heaping cup of -four, Ia
blespoonful of melted butter, small
'half-cupful of milk, one teaspoonful OF
soda, two of cream tartar, pinch of salt
Bake in two tin pie pans.-Boston Bud.
get.
Oatmeal Cakes. The oatmeal left
from breakfast mixed with an equal
measurement of flour-that is one cup
full of flour to one of cooked oatmeal,
with one beaten egg, half cupful Of
milk and aspoonful of baking-powder,
will make very nice pancakes. -Coun'
try Gentleman.
To Clean Feather Pillows-Feather
pillows may be freshened and the feath-
ers made light by placing them on
clean grass plot during heavy rain
storm. Let them be thoroughly wet,
and then hung in shady place to dry.
Feather pillows should never be expos
ed to the SUM- = Ladies' Home Journal
Spanish Rolls.-Sift one quart Of
-four, add to it pinch of salt, one
spoonful of yeast, two eggs, well beat
en-, and half-pint of milk. Knead it
and set in warm place to rise. Next
morning work in two tablespoonful of
butter and make the dough into small
rolls. Place on tin and let them rise
again before baking. Philadelphia
Press 1858
Roast Pigeons. Clean, wash and
stuff as you would chickens. Lay them
in rows if roasted in the oven, with a
little water in the pan to prevent burn
ing. Unless they are very fat haste
with butter until half done, after that
with their own gravy. Thicker tho
gravy that drips from them and boil up
once; put in gravy-boat. The pigeons
should lie alose together on the dish. =
lIousekeeper.
All kinds of raised bread or cake
rise much quicker in kitchen in day
time when the kitchen is warm, than at
night when the fire is out Therefore
| five Or six hours in the day are equal to
twelve hours at night In cold weather
anything made with yeast should be
made early in the evening, that, it may
get started to,rise before the kitchen is
cold. Some houselseepers keep piece
of an old ironing blanket, kept clean
to fold and lay over the cotton or liner
bread-cloth, to keep the bread warn
while rising.
Cleaning Curled Hair-Take you
mattress into an empty room and re
move the hair from it slowly, so thai
you may not be choked with dust. Picl
the hair over thoroughly and wash {
little of it at time, through severa
pals of strong soap-suds When it il
well rinsed and wrung as, dry as posi-
BILE, lay it in two thin sheets of thir
muslin, basting them together at thu
ends and lacking them here and there
in the center and hang up to dry
Work of this kind should only be at
tempted when the weather is likely tc
be fair.-Ladies' Home Journal
Chicken Soup. If all the bones O
chicken are saved when making pate
or the like, delicate soup can easily b
made. Cover them with cold water
bring slowly to boil and simmer 70
two hours After simmering one hour
add onion, parsley, thyme, salt AM
white pepper. At the expiration o
two hours strain, return to the stove
add half cupful of rice soaked in coll
water, one well beaten egg and half ;
cupful of hot cream. Sage can be sui
stituted for the rice, and such herbs a
are preferred, Remnants of chicke
can be used in various ways, and Away
have a richer, more delicate flavor if tn
bones are simmered in cold water a
/ above, and every vestige of meat re
moved from them, and the liquid use
, to moisten the chicken.-N. Y. Observer