New-York tribune., 1892-01-10

While ii has little OF the bitterness OF chlcory-nst
enough 10 give 1t the proper zest 1t is especially
nice salad with broiled ham broiled beefsteak.
iiRc mead OF snowy hearted escarole may be purchased
ior hve cents. To prepare 1t break of tbe green tips
"l the leaves and the outside leaves using only the
tender bleached ones; break them into bits 1t is not
necessary to dip the escaroe in water unless earth ad
heres to the leaves. II il put in water II Is not as
lkely TO b. crisp Wipe the leaves however carefully
before breaking them up. For a head Of escarole Of
ordinary size use three tablespoonfuls of oil. Mix
about 'afsp0onu Of salt and pinch OF pepper with
the OIL and pour the pieces OF escaroe and
them thoroughly; then add IA tables poonful Of strong
;ar:agon vinegar and toss the salad agn. This Is one
Of the salads to which n Frenchman adds chapon =
Ths is little oblong piece OF bread about inches
long by an inch thick and an inch wide. 1t IS
splhkled with salt and rubbed all sides with Glove
Of garlic that has been peeled and cut In half. The
saltcd bread absorbs enough OF the garlic to mbue the
salad with mOdicum OF this flavor.
The daintiest spice boxes divided through the
centre, having lid each side which opens to
show three chlnaned compartments This gives
sX compartments ready t. hold aspice. mace ginger
cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Pepper and salt are
In such continual in the kitchen that thev would
better b" kept in drcdgcrs. salt Is apt TO acquire
dampnesS and rust metal dredger; II should therefore
be kept in proclaim dredGcr In one Of granite
ware little experience will enable one to season
with dredger accurately with teaspoon, but
beginners in cookery would better the more accu-
| rate measure OF a teaspoon.
1t Is astounding to discover how many Kitchens
unprovdcd with what to ordinary houSekeeper
seems to be The essential utensils of work. bright
little lady, having occasion TO hire n kitchen maid
from family who lived I'm far more pretcntlous
manner than she did. instructed the new arrival to
put the teakettle "Indeed' she said inno
Gently, Mrs. b. had taykettle; it's very con
vanicnt thing. We hled the water in pot
such articles skewers. larding needles. pastry
cases and numbcrleSs lltile essentials Of welap
pointed kitchen. are often noteworthy for their alb
scncc, and in houses where the gorgeous fittings Of
the parlor show forth the wealth Of the household.
The ba'y's airing Is often n mooted question in
winter. should ;he baby go ont cold days In
winter, should he 60 nj all I'm winter7" Is n fre
qucnt inquiry If young mothers. This depends some
what on the Of the little one. child born IN
cold weather /, probably just as well housed I'LL
spring: he may then take his first glimpse OF the
great outside world the first sunny spring day
after the violetS have begun 10 bloom. After baby
once begins h, do be should 60 out every day. I'M
l->s there /, n storm strong wind. powerful
wind which blows about little eddleS Of dust. is m'rc
dangerous than a rainstorm. child born IN the
summer should hc taken ont fr nm airing as soon
n IL /, convenient. and after this will thrive ana
alaCc II " y fah'n out uhlS. NHc" "i''N'
comes the daily airing must certainly be kept up but
the time should be- changed from early morning
which +, the best time for baby's Onting In SIMMER
10 midday which Is the proper hour In winter II
the baby f. thoroughly wrapped up. capped ana NIT
tened is feet and nls well protected and tucked III
under the warm little robe Of fur. 1t can go ont III
the coolest day In winter II II T. taken out III the miu
de Of the day and kept riding mp and Gown on 'i'c
sunny side Of the street II should roman OUT ~
.lpht light snow Il no rt;i>on
for di,contnnlng lelG's hnr out doors but u thc
d, t rirdv bn f. better of indoors II is wonderful
how much vir,r and health this systematic "uuhS
viii give a child. In the summer cinhrn sfoui' ..
Lent ont ~ door, A. much possible. Ih"5 sn"",'
arn 70 take their maps and meah out nnder 'e s'H'o
rcc-. Tlc-c i- no ~, dicue tonic f'r oh'" ''"o
purc air and sunshine