The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-10-22
Copyright, 1879


Book
Copyright, 1872
SATURDAY. OCT. %.
Cultivating the disposition of neighborliness
is the only way toward individual happiness.
M. L. Savage.
BREAKFAsT-Pears and grapes, shredded
wheat biscuits and cream, Hamburg steak
and gravy, warmed potatoes toast. coffee.
DINNER-Roast of beef. sweet potatoes
stewed tomatoes, baked BEATS celery, grape
jelly, steamed apple pudding, cheese.
SUPPER-Baked beans. brown bsead. sweet
picked pears, fruit crackers, tea, cocoa.
Baked Beef.
Wash well but do not break the roots. Place
in oven, turn frequently with hand or knife.
When pone. remove the skin; serve with salt
pepper, butter.
Steamed Apple Pudding.
Mix together one pint flour, heaping tea
spoon baking powder, little salt, one tea
spoon sugar, and sift. The half pint warm
milk add teaspoon butter. Add to flour mix
ture and make soft dough. rolling thin. Line
buttered oval mould and leave edge to fold
over Fill with sliced apples, add sugar.
Cover with the dough and close mould Steam
two and one half half hours. Serve with
sweet sauce.
SUNDAY, OCT. "a.
Whate'er thou lowest. man, that, too, be-
come thou most;
God. if thou lowest God; dust, if thou lowest
dust.
old German Book.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white corn mush and
cream, broiled lamb chops. scalloped pota-
toes, rolls, ginger snaps, coffee.
D1NNER-Chicken and oyster pie. duchess po-
tato, string beans, celery, spiced currants,
beet and carrot, salad Vienna bread, lemon
milk sherbet, white cake.
LUNCH-Crackers and milk, gingerbread,
cheese, fruit, cocoa.
Chicken and Oyster Pie.
Cold boiled chicken cut in small pieces, fifty
good oysters and small slice of ham. Make
quart of good white sauce using the oyster
liquor as part of the liquid. Season carefully
with b1tte-, salt and pepper. Line deep dish
with good pastry, building up as needed. Lay
the chicken and oysters and ham-cut in dice
in layers, and pour sauce over all. Cover
with half inch pastry, making hole in center
for the steam to escape. Bake half an hour;
serve hot.
MONDAY. OCT. 25.
But human bodies are sic FOOLS
Bar a their colleges and schools
That when nae real ills perplex them,
They make enOu' themselves to vex them.
Burns.
BREAKFAsr-Pears and apples, oatmeal, friz-
zled beef. baked potatoes, wheat griddle
cakes. coffee.
DINNER-Spare ribs boiled, tomato sauce DO
tatoes creamed, stewed cabbage, squash,
mixed pickles. cranberry jelly, corn starch
blanc mango,
SUPPER-Sliced meat stewed apples. bread
and butter, blackberry jam. oatmeal crack
ers, tea.
Frizzled Beef
Put heaping teaspoon of Blu ter in frying pan,
tear in small bits-one fourth pound smoked
thin sliced-dried beef and brown slightly
Sift tablespoon -four over and add milk-stfr-
ring all the time-until like cream.
TUESDAY. OCT. 20.
Oh. ask not thou. How shall bear
The burden of tomorrow?
Sufficient for to-day its care,
Its evil and its sorrow.
BREAKFAsT-Fruit. wheatlet and cream.
Drowned mashed potatoes, fried beef liver,
popovers. apple sauce, coffee.
DINNER-Ox tail soup. veal steaks, brown
gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered beets cab
bage salad. vinegar and sugar, ounce jelly.
charlotte russo.
SUPPER-Sliced meat, horseradish. steamed
rice and raisins, cream and sugar, bread and
butter. cake. cocoa.
Fried Beef Liver
Have cut in quarter inch slices; pour boiling
water over. which closes the pores and keeps
IN the juices. Season well with salt and pep
per roll IN cracker crumbs and fry quickly.
Or to make richer dip in egg and then in crack
er crumbs; or simply dust with -four. Serve
at once.
OK TAIL SOUP Is considered very nourish
ing; The canned soup is the most economical,
As the preparation requires much time.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81.
By all means use some time to be alone;
Salute myself. see what thy soul doth wear,
Dare to look in thy chest, for tbs thine own
And tumble up and down, what thou fndest
there.
Herbert,
KFAsT-Grapes. wheatena, Beefsteak
lyonnaise. potatoes. raised mullins, baked
pears, coffee.
DINNER-Moek sweetbreads, creamed peas
celery and cabbage salad, mashed turnips,
potato puff. crab apple jelly, apricot mneri
que pie.
SUPPER-Canned Strawberries, graham bread
and butter
Mock Sweetbreads.
Chop two pounds lean veal very fine, remov-
ing az strings or hard parts Chop also one
fourth pound veal suet. Soak large roll in
milk and beat it light. Mix with the veal, add
CRATE of lemon peel, salt, pepper butter, a dust
of nutmeg and two eggs. Shape like a sweet
brown. Put the sweetbreads in center of plat
ter, qordeI with the peas, covered with rich
cream sauce.
THURSDAY, OCT. 2S.
The deepest tenderness a woman caa show
to man is to help himon his duty.-Mulock
BREAKFAsT-Fruit, graham mush and cream,
mashed potatoes and sausage; brown gravy,
cream biscuit, honey, coffee.
DINNER-Oysters in batter, currant jelly. seal
Hoped potatoes, stewed tomatoes, lettuce,
beets minced; buttered white bread, peach
putfet, sweet sauce.
SUPPER-Scrambled eggs, bread and butter,
rice fritters. ginger cakes. cocoa.
Oysters in Batter.
Make batter of two eggs. one pint milk, flour
for pancake batter, salt. Heat large oysters
in their own liquor, beard, drain and dry on
napkin. Have sweet lard hot in kettle, dip
oysters one at time, in the batter and fry
quickly. Lift with shap pointed steel skew
er. and dish on napkin, to absorb the fat.
Minced Beets.
Mince thoroughly cooked beets fine, season
with salt, butter and dust of pepper. Set in
the oven few moments and serve.
Peach puffet, see recipe for cherry January 2.
FRIDAY, OCT. %.
The whole round earth is every way
Bound with gold chains about the feet of God.
-Tennyson.
BRBAKFAsT-Grape oatmeal. oven cooked
beefsteak: gravy hominy, bread fritters,
maple syrup. coffee.
DINNER-Cream of spinach, boiled fish, egg