The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-06
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT,
126 n. Main st, Wichita, rs.
HOUSEHOLD BREViTiES.

Ice Cream for Small People.-For
breakfast if one has time pretty and
wholesome dish is white meal cooked
in milk and served with cream and
sugar. The young folks call it hot ice
cream.-Rural New Yorker.
Steamed Bass.-Wrap fish in cloth.
cover bottom of steamer with sliced
potato. add two small, chopped onions.
and fish to top of all. Steam till done.
Remove bones from fish, put in pan
layer of buttered crackers, then potato
and onion, then season fish. Pour rich
milk over. and simmer till done. Good
Housekeeping.
-Cauliflowers- Lay them for an
hour in cold sailed water; remove the
outside leaves and the stalk and put on
to cook in boiling water. Cook gently
for half an hour, then turn off the water
and add one pint of milk and pint of
boiling water and tablespoonful of
salt. Simmer half an hour longer.
Take up carefully with skinner.
Pour over this a cream sauce and serve.
Boston Budget.
- tuffed Peppers.-Get large bell
peppers. Cut around the stem. remove
it and take out all the seeds. For the
stuffing use two quarts of chopped
cabbage, cupful of white mustard
seed, three tablespoonful of celery
seed, two tablespoonfuls of salt, half a
cupful of grated horseradish. Fill each
pepper with part of this mixture, and
into one put small onion and little
cucumber Tie the stem on again, put
the peppers in a jar and cover with
cold viuegar.-N. y. Ledger.
Fern Bank Cake.-One cup of but
ter full. two cups of graduated sugar
dissolved in a cup of milk, two cups
| -four after being sifted, one cup corn
starch, five eggs, one scant teaspoonful
baking powder. Cream butter, add
milk. then -four and yolks OF eggs.
| Beat a few minutes, add corn starch,
| then beaten whites and baking powder
! and f1avorinp. Bake in solid cake OF
| in LAYERS and ice with icing made with
one pound confectioner's sugar, wet
with new milk and chocolate. Beat
this five minutes -Womankind
| Apple Preserves These may be made
| lust the same as the ounces, using
firm apples, such as bellflowers, pip
| pins or almost any of the sweet apples.
A few ounces added to the apples
makes them of delicious flavor, OF
the juice of two lemons to every two
pounds of fruit is relished by some.
Where lemons are used | think it Is
nice to cut the peeling into shreds
cook by itself to remove all suspicion
of bitterness and then preserve with
the apples. The lemon peeling is deli
cious and gives flavor to the apples
n. Y. Observer.
Dreamed Beef. - This excellen
breakfast dish is best made from the
thinly-shaved dried beef which can b'
bought shaved by machine as ordered
at most butchers shops. Remove the
outer fat and smoky portions, and give
thorough washing in cold water t.
draw out some of the salt, then pou
over a little cold water and set it on t.
cook. When this water has just boilet
away add a pint, or less, of milk ant
cream together and when scaldlns
thicken with tablespoonful of hou
stirred smooth IN cold water. When /
boils ND well it is done. Add more sal
and little pepper if not sufficient.
seasoned, and a tablespoonful butter
Serve at once with plain boiled o
baked potatoes.-Orange Judd Farmer