Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-27
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CREAM FRIrrERs.-Six macafoons,
two ounces sugar. grated rind OF half a
lemon, six eggs, one.hali pint Of cream.
I Pound the macaroons in mortar, then
I mix the sugar and lemon find well with
/ H. Beat the yolk soft and the whites OF
/ two eggs TO a strong roth, then add the
cream and mix well with the pounded
macaroons. Fry the iritters ON both
sides I'LL light golden brown, siit
sugar over and serve at once.
ArPLR TARr.-Alash the apples
smoothly with the liquor; add two
ounces Of fresh butter, gill Of cream,
the grated find Of lemon, aud some
white sugar; mix all well together,
squeeze over 1t the juice OF the lemon;
put very light paste round the dish
and few ornamental bars across. Hall
an hour la a brisk oven will do this
tart.
FROZEN APPLus.-Season the desired
quantity OF cooked and strained apples
with sugar and spice, beat until the
apples are light aud smooth and freeze
the same az ice cream. II liked, cream
In the proportion OF cupful to pint
| Of apples may be whipped In before
freezing. Serve with cake OF toasted
/ and buttered waters or crackers. A
cold cream sauce may accompany this
dessert.
GINGER SHERBKT.-Makc a lemon
water ice and freeze. Cut TOUR ounces
Of preserved ginger into very small
pieces, adding to It two tablespoonfuls
OF ginger syrup. STIR into the frozen
ice and pack.
CARAwAY SEED CAKR.-One.half cup
OF sugar, one cup Of butter; one.hali
cup OF caraway seed, beaten to q cream.
Three cups Of flour, cne-half cup OF
water, three eggs and two tablespoonfuls
Of baking powder.
SHRIMP RissoLes. Mash smooth a
pint Of picked shnmps. add a table,
spoon Of butter and cup Of cold
cooked rice or mashed potatoes. Sea-
son with pepper and salt, mix well and
form into oval cakes. dip In beaten egg,
roll In bread crumbs and fry in boiling
dripping. Carnish with parsley aud
serve hot.
! To KEEP CUT FLOWERS Lay them
loosely in paper box lined with oiled
paper. after you have sprinklcd them
freely with fresh water.
You can keep them In this way for a
week or more, and can open the box
to enjoy their beauty and fragrance as
often as you wish, and always have fresh
flowers 'readyto wear.
| WHPpgp CRHAsI.-Thc secret OF
whipping cream isto have II in cool
place.
Take your bowl OF cream and put II
IN a bowl OF ice-water, then whip quickly
with a silver fork, and stand near an
open window. a little powdered sugar
added to the milk will help il to keep
from getting thin.
Notes.
Brick floors may be cleaned by mois.
tening with milk and water and wiping
dry
Place lump Of camphor inside the
piano II you would ward off moths.
Linseed oil ond turpen,ine make a fine
furniture polish. One part OF turpen-
tine TO three OF oil.
Mend the torn pages OF books with
white tissue paper.
Rub the seats Of leather chairs with
the white OF egg.
Clean plaster Of paris ornaments with
wet starch brushed of when dry.
Rub creaking hinges with a very soft
lead pencil.
miscellaneous,
Hot foot baths are very serviceable to
cure cold feet and quiet nervousness
before retiring. Nerves and cold feet
are the cause OF much restlessness and
the foundation OF insomnia. The habit
OF going to bed and laying awake Is
something to be dreaded. An authority
on nervous diseases gives this advice:
when sleep ceases to be matter OF
habit II should be cultivated. II is q
good plan to read a few pages Of light
book just before bedtime, in order to
compose the mind after the days ex.
element. Poetry is good for this. II
there is feeling OF hunger, drink Is
better than solid food. but liquors are
not to be thought Of they are too stimu.
lating Have window open, regard.
less Of the weather. for the supply Of
fresh air, but draw the blinds and darken
the room. Electric and gas lamps in
the street will illuminate all the rooms
in the neighboring houses aud help to
make maniacs OF the Inmates by muir.
dering sleep. These lamps are public
nuisances, and II they cannot be sup
pressed thick blue shades and inside
blinds should be provided No
expense should be spared TO invite
sleep, without which health and life itself
must seccumb. a good warm bath Of
|
twice a week, will be found helpful. A
brisk rubbing with a coarse towel should
be applied, rs It draws the blood TO the
surface OF the body and brings about
soothing reaction This, with light
feireshment, will take the blood from
the head aud insure sleep. Opiatcs
should not be used until everything else
has failed. Exercise In the open air,
simple and nutritious diet, and regularity
OF the bowels should be established be
fore consulting physician regarding
the use Of opiates. II an hours walk
or physical exercise does not produce
sleepiness, two hours exercise will"
It Is a great mistake IN buying glove 9
TO fit the LETT hand, Mess the woman
is lell.handed OF amnidex'rous The
right hand IS the Target and Il com
Portable fit is desired the right glove
should be tried on. Only iguoant
women wear light gloves Aside from
comfort and sulahleness, an easy.iitting
glove wears better than one that is too
small. Hands that come out Of tig I
kid gloves usually stay red for a Will,
as the circulation Is impaired In the vice
like covering. A fash onablH woman
who, according to her statement,
suffered the greatest embarrassment