The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-27
NOME ssINTs AND HELPS.

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1ul Of green walnuts in their haunta.
Koaches do not like their otior either.
nd VIII leave; it is probably too clean
= aiheH for them.
-Ntush Cakes: One pint of corn meal
lnush. not very sti6; one TABLESPOONFUL
OF butter or cottOlene, melted If mush
IS cold, and one beaten egg. BEAT all
together and bake on a hot griddle,-
American Farmer.
Tomato Beef: Take a thick cut
from q round of beef Weighing six or
eight pounds; pour over it a cup OF
small onions minced, and season with
cloves. pepper and salt; cover closely
and simmer gently four hours.-Ameri-
can CARBOHYDRATES
Fried Salt Pork: Cut in rather thin
slices. and freshen in cold water or
milk Roll in -four and fry till crisp.
Take mp the meat and make a white
gravy as follows: To two tablespoon
1uis OF the fat, stir in while hot one
he1ping spoonful of -four, then add n
pint OF rich sweet milk, a little pepper.
SAT- = necessary. Let boil up stirring
III the while. Do not pour over the
meat, but serve In separate dish
Judd Farmer.
-Rice, barley. sago and a dozen other
cereal adjuncts may be made useful.
day by day. but with delicate veee-
table soups, they should be added
sper1ngly. A tolerable rice soup with
out meat may be had by boiling the
rice very tender, and when done, in
sunacient water. adding two yolks of
eggs stlrTed smooth with a little cream.
Season nicely. and serve at once. The
rice may be sifted or not, as preferred.
Peach Mangoes (Pickle): Lay the
peaches in salt and water two DAYS.
then take them out, wipe them drv and
remove the stones. Fill the cavity with |
grated horscradish, white mustard. |
seed, celery-seed, cloves and sliced gin
ger root well mixed. Tie or sew up the
peaches with thread, and strew over
chem cloves, broken pieces of cinnamon
and turmeric, mixed with a little vine
gar. Season cold vinegar sufficient to
Cover the fruit with made mustard.
ginger and nutmeg; sca1d it on the firs
md pour over the peaches while hot.
Add sugar according to your TASTE
darper's Bazaar.
me of the most valuable remedial
'gents the world contains. Used as a
ooth-powder, alone with a little
chalk, it whitens the teeth
md makes the gums hard and rosy. It
9 = good gargle for sore throat, and
{ taken in time. will benefit. if not
ure, diphtheria. It will stop BLEEDING ,
the mouth, and in warm water is a
God emetic and remedy against sew
raj poisons. There is nothing better
= sore ieet and hands than salt and
'ater. and for ordinary sore eyes,
hooah a painful application, will often
sfect a complete cure.-Liverpool Mer-
nry. .
-Wafaes: Sift one pint of flour threat.
mes and add one teaspoonful of salt.
eat the yolks of two eggs until very
ght; add othsm one cup of rich milk. 4
'oonful of butter melted, and beat
ntil Highland smooth. Beat the whites
the eggs to a stiff, dry froth, add to :.
le butter and beat again. When ready
; bake add one tcaspoonful of baking G
'wder, put the batter in pitcher, T
I'VE the waffle-iron very hot and thor. n
lghIy creased. Pour in the batter
refully, and, as soon as the edges are
t, turn the iron and bake the second
ae. In making wafdes as much de- /.
nds upon the even and quick baking
upon the recipe used.-Ohio Farmer.