Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-01-05
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.


delicate Cake. One cup of sugar,
one cup of butter, one cup of -four, two
spocnfuls of cream and the whites of
four eggs, Boston Budget.
-Stewed Rice. One pint sweet milk,
one pint cold boiled rice, one table,
spoon of butter and q little salt. Let
stew till it thickens This makes
nice breakfast dish. - Detroit Free
Press.
Noodles. Stir six well-beaten eggs
into -four and knead we'll Roll out
thin. In half an hour roll together
and cut in shreds and drop into chicken
broth or any white soup. - House
keeper.
Coffee Cake. -one-half cup of but
ter, one cup of sugar, two eggs, one
half cup of molasses and one-half cup
of cold coffee. Two cups of -four and
one teaspoonful of soda dissolved in
the coffee. One teaspoonful each of
cloves, cinnamon and mace and one cup
of raisins (stoned).--N Y. Ledger.
--Candied Violez Pick off the
green stalks from some double violets;
BOIL some sugar, put IL the violets and
keep them in till the sugar again boils;
Shen rub the sugar against the sides of
the pan until it is white; stir all to-
gether till the sugar leaves the vio-
let's, then sift and dry them Home
Queen.
Sauce for Bread Pudding.-Rub
one tablespoonful of butter into one
large cup ofsugar, add two well-beaten
eggs and work all together into a
creamy froth Wet one-half teaspoon
full of corn-starch in milk, aid put in
one teaspoonful of nutmeg, add to the
other Ingredients and finally pour in
five tablespoonfuls of boiling milk, a
spoonful at time, stirring all the
time. Set in pan of boiling water for
five minutes, stirring constantly
| Farm, Field and Fireside.
To Clean Silks and Ribbons
Take equal parts of soft soap, alcohol
and molasses Put the silk on the ta
BILE without creasing. Sponge it with
the mixture and rinse in clear cold
water. Hang it up without wringing.
Iron it before it gets dry on the wrong
side. Ribbons should Away be covered
with a cloth to iron them. Gasoline
will clean ribbons without changing
the color The water in which potatoes
Lave been washed is very good to wash
silks in; it stiffens them and makes
them glossy. Yankee Blade.
Chicken Fie.-Cut up two chickens
and boil till nearly tender with half a
pound of picked pork. Line small
milk pan with baking powder crust,
rolled rather thin. When the meat is
cold remove the breast bone and the
meat from the back. Scatter the meat
evenly in the pan, arranging the drum
sticks and wings to hold up the cover.
Season with salt and pepper and add
broth literally. Cover with crust
rolled rather thin, and cash the center.
Make giblet gravy and thicken with
Drowned hour.-Ohio Farmer.
Economical Soup.-Put the rem
nants of waste beef, uncooked bones,
giblets, trimmings and bones of poul-
try into three quarts of meat liquor.
Add salt and skim carefully Boil two
hours, then strain and return the soup
to the kettle. Add two turnips and a
carrot chopped fine. Slice two onions
and fry brown in little butter and a
teaspoonful of powdered sugar and put
in soup. If you have any cold gravy
remove the fat and put the gravy into
the soup Boil an hour and hall
longer. A few moments before serving
sprinkle in a spoonful of farina dry. -
Boston Budget.