St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-02-18
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.


water. one and . half cupful,
molasses. one cupful raisinA yollks oi
two eggs. one dessert spoonful soda,
two and . half cupfuls -four. Steam
two hourA-County Gentleman.
| Apple Charlotte-Line . buttcred
loaf TIN with thin slices Of homemade
bread. dip the edges of the bread in
white of egg and ill the space with q
! smooth apple sauce seasoned with
lemon rind and nutmeg, or cinnamon;
! cover the top with strips of bread; put
a small quantity of butter ON top and
bake one houE-Boston Budget
Mushroom KidneyA-Broil three
kidneys, or more il desired; broil twice
the number Of large mushroom heads.
season well with salt and pepper. Put
. little fresh butter inside each
mushroom. then place . kidney
between every two mushrooms and
serve very hot on thin slices Of toast
1t the kidneys are too large. slice
and cut to At before broiling.-Prsirie
Farmer.
Roast Turkey.-Select . fat young
turkey. Stuff with dressing made Of
pint Of stale-bread crumbs. two table
spoons of butter. . teaspoonful Of salt.
half q teaspoonful Of black pepper. and
tablespoonful of minced sweet herbs,
moistened with q little hot water.
Place on . rack In . dripping-pan
spread with bits Of butter, baste fre-
quently while cooking with melted
butter. Roast until . rich brown
Serve with Riblet gravy and cranberry
sauce.-Harper's Bazar.
Fried AppleA-This 10 . breakfast
dish. which is adapted to cool morn
ings, and easily made. A pleasant tart
apple should be used, and those with
thin skin. Wash and wipe, then slice
without peeling; put two spoonfuls Of
butter in the spider and few spoon
fuls of hot water; pour in the apples
and cover closely; do not stir them;
when done, put little sugar in . dish
and pour the apples over it, and sift .
little sugar over the top Fall pippins
are excellent for this use.-N. Y. OBJ.
server.
Easy Soup . Ia Reine-Take .
small, cold, roast chicken and cut all
the meat from tho bones. chopping
as fine as possible; in the mean time
put all the bones in two quarts of cold
water and boil slowly for two hours;
add cup of boiled rice to the meat and
pound all together to pulp; strain the
broth in II, stir we'll and rub through .
puree sieve; when wanted bring to q
boiling point add . gill Of good cream.
and season with . teaspoonful Of salt
and pinch of white pepper. Boston
Herald.
Plum Pudding.-This is an excel
lent recipe for plum pudding. Currants,
raisins, brown sngar, and suet chopped
fine. one pound each; one and . halt |
loaves of bakers bread grated without |
the crust; mix these ingredients with . |
pinch of salt; three grated nutmegs |
and half pint of rich, sweet cider, and |
let it stand over night; in the morning. /
add ten eggs. whites and yolks beaten |
and, il too stiff, . wine
glass of cider; work well together, put
IN q floured cloth and boil steadily four !
hours Agriculturist
Eggs. Newport Style.-Take one
pint Of bread-crumbs and soak In one
pint Of milk. Beat eight eggs very
light, and stir with soaked bread
beating for 1--WE minutes Have
'eady saucepan in which are two
ablespoonfuls Of butter, thoroughly
,eated. but not scorching. Pour in the
season with pepper and salt
IS the mass l. opened and stirred in the
which should be quickly
lone with the point Of . knife, for
hree minutes. or until thoroughly hot
'erve on hot platter with squares Of
toast-Detroit Free Press