The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-09
USEFUL. AND SUGGESTIVE.

Baked Custard.-One quart of mi&,
four beaten eggs. four tablespoonfuls
of sugar: flavor with lemon, vanilla or
nutmeg: salt. bake slowly. and do not
let it remain in the oven toe long
Detroit Free Press.
-Fricatelli-Chop raw fresh pork;
add salt and pepper. chopped nc
half as much soaked bread as meat, two
eggs. Mix well, make into little cakes
and fry in hot butter or lard. May re-
quire a little Hour in molding into
cakes. Farm, Field and Fireside.
-Mince With Eggs.-The very tiniest
bit of minced ham and tongue moist
ened with a little cream and spread
over the bottom of a baking dish re-
solves itself into a savory breakfast If
one egg for each person be dropped on
the mince and the dish placed in the
oven until the eggs set.-Country Cen
tleman.
-Bewitched Neal.-Chop three
pounds leg of veal. one-fourth pound OF
pork; add one cupful of crumbs, three
teaspoonfuls of salt, one teaspoopful Of
pepper, one-fourth of a teaspoonful OF
cayenne, pinch of cloves, yolks of two
raw eggs. Steam the mixture two
hours. Set in oven to brown.-Good
housekeeping.
Cup Custard.-For each beaten egg
allow a level tablespoonful of granu-
lated sugar and three-quarters of a
cupful of rich sweet milk. Flavor a.
you like. Dip into cups; place in 4
steamer ovet a kettle of boiling water.
Steam until the center is as thick as
rich cream, when parted with a spoon
for observation-disclosures.
Cream Cauli1ower. Cut one-half
head of ca~ulitiower in small pieces;
soa in cold water one hour. Then
put IN to boil with enough water to
cover 1t. Cook thirty minutes. Drain
and serve with cream dressing made OF
one-fourth cupful of milk, one tea
spoonful Of -four rubbed smooth in
water, one teaspoonful of butter, a lit
tie salt and pepper; stir all together
and boil two minutes: pour over the
cauliflower; serve in side Dishes
Prairie Farmer.
Apple Meringue.-Cover the bot
tom of large baking dish with pieces OF
stale cake dipped in milk. Pare, core
and slice half a dozen tart apples,
spread over the cake. sprinkle with a
cup of sugar. CRATE over a little nutmeg
and set in the oven to bake until the
apples are tender. Make meringue of
the beaten white of three eggs and a
cup of sugar, flavor with a teaspoonful
of extract of lemon (Dr. Prices is the
purest and STRONGEST. Spread over the
top of the dish, put back in the oven
for three minutes. Serve very cold
Home Queen.
Fish Chowder Fry seven slices OF
pork for a haddock weighing five or six
pounds. Then fry in the fat two good
sized onions. Pare and slice ten pota-
toes. Cut the haddock into pieces about
the right size for serving. Put into an
iron pot a layer of fish, then one of po-
~tatoes; sprinkle over this some of the
onion (sliced), some pepper, salt. and a
little Hour, one or two slices of pork,
then another layer of fish. potatoes,
etc, until all has been used. Pour in
the fat, cover the whole with boiling
water, and cook from twenty minutes
to half an hour. according to the thick
ness of the fish. About ten minutes be.
fore serving split ten hard crackers, dip
them in cold water. and add them to
the chowder with about a pint of milk.
Ii this receipt is used for cooking in the
open misunderstanding being a IA
vor1te amusement in some places-the
pork a be fried in the iron pot
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