Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-13
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

indian Meal Pudding: Boil
que quart OF milk, add one-half Gun of
co'nmeal and stir well; add one-half
cup OF chopped beef suet, one-haIf cun
Oh moiasses, half cup of raisins. one
.laH teaspoonful of cinnamon and one
eSg' put IN a pudding dish and bake in
not oven until brown.-BostonB Budget.
-fiannel Cakes: Rub two ounces of
cutter and two tablespoonfuls of bak-
ng powder into quart of sifted flour.
" TINS evenly with the hands. Add
o1e teaspoonful of salt Beat the yollxs
VI three eggs and stir them into one
ana one-half pints of milk; add this to
tne hour. Beat hard and smooth. then
add the whites of the three eggs beaten
10 stif froth. Bake quickly on hot
gnodle, creased with a piece of fat salt
pork.-Boston Budget
The Secret of .'Chips:" The secret
OF trying Saratoga potatoes or ''chips, :"
as they are called, is to have them cold.
crisp and dry before putting them in
the boiling fat. They are sliced as
thin as possible. soaked in ice-water an
nour or more, and each slice dried on a
oowei, fried in very hot fat. and drained
on sieve a moment in a very hot oven
or over the stove, then cooled in a
oraught quickly. They are hardly
worth the trouble.-Boston Globe.
"A Nice Way of Preparing Dried
Beef: Put half pound of shaved dried
beef In a bowl and cover it with boil
ing water. Let it stand fifteen min
utes and then drain carefully Put in
q saucepan with two tablespoonfuls
OF butter, pepper to season and cup
OF water. Cook five minutes; thicken
the gravy with a teaspoonful of flour,
adding more water if necessary. Milk
may be substituted for water If pre-
ferred.-Detroit Free Press.
If your name is Margaret you have
the right to wear the little ''Ca mpanel-
10 Margherita," after your royal name
sake. the queen of Italy. who set the
pretty fashion. And the Campanello is
tiny four-sided gold bell with an in
scription in Greek: 81 Qittle belly was
made against fascination" copy of an
old Roman amulet. A slender chain
holds the charm around neck or wrist.
1t may be added that other than Mar
garets wear this latest trinket of FASH
ion.-N. Y. Times.
PURGE Of Rice: Wash one-third of a
cupful of rice. put in kettle and pour
over it one quart of boiling water; peel
and slice small onion, have ready a
stewpan with few spoonfuls of melted
butter, when hot put in the onion and
fry brown, add it to the rice and half a
cupful of bread crumbs, cover and stew
slowly half an hour. then pour through
sieve. wash the kettle and put it over
the fire again, thin the rice with milk
and season with salt and pepper, serve
while hot-N. Y. Observer.
French Pancakes: Two eggs, two
ounces of sifted sugar, two ounces of
flour, one-half pint of new milk. Beat
the eggs thoroughly, and put them in.
to the basin with the butter, which
should be beaten to a cream; stir in
the sugar and -four and when these in
gradients are well mixed, add the milk:
keep stirring and beating the mixture
for a few minutes; put it on buttere d
plates, and bake in a quick oven for
twentv minutes. Serve with cut lem
on and sifted sugar, or pile the PAN
cakes high on a dish. with layer of
preserve or marmalade between each.