The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-04-27
HOUSEHOLD
MERRINGUE TOAST.

Dip a freshly toasted slice Of bread
into boiling water, slightly sailed, and
lay in a pretty bowl or deep saucer.
Pour over it a sauce made Of one half
supful OF boiling milk, a tablespoonful
Of butter and stIfHY white OF egg, the
latter stirred in just before the white
is taken from the fire. Set in the
oven dve minutes, until delicately
AcowDed.
APPLE DANDIES
Pare five large, tart apples, remove
sores and fill the cavities with ounce
or grape jelly. Cut five squares of
bread, remove the crusts and place a
filed apple on each piece Of bread
Arrange on an eerUhen pie plate, sprln
kle the apples thickly with powdered
sugar n strew Over them grated
aocoenut. Cover closely and bake IN
4 moderate oven till tender. Serve
with whipped cream.
FUFFFD EGG.
Separated the egg Carefully 30 al not
10 break the yolk. Beat the white TO
Rfroth, put in a custard cup, making
little nest on top. and drop the yolk
cart fully IN. Bake in ven a few mo-
ments until set" This is very pretty
and attractive, and more digestive
than any way an egg a be cooked.
it. and a sick child finds it very at
Gactive. SsrVe with a little we'll
Drowned toast.
luton BREAKFAST BALLS.
To one cup of cold mutton cosrsely
chopped add a little piece of chopped
ham or pork, one teaspoonful of chopped
parsley, a little sage, half a teaspoon
full of kitchen bouquet, and half a cup
Of bread crumbs into which has been
mixed two tablespoonful Of melted but
ter. Blend together with a beaten egg
and add salt and pepper as needed.
Take & tablespoonful Of this mixture,
make it into balls, dredge them with
I1ur and fry them quickly in hot fat.
BAKED BANANAS
CbAlp khO EAl4 44OLA JIG SLO6 I'll E1C
bananas, and arrange in a pan. Loosen
the skin about them, sprinkle over
each a teaspOOnful OF sugar, and bake
in moderate oven twenty minutes,
basting them frequently with an
orange poured over them, and
made with n teaspooDful Of corn
starch mixed with a quarter of a cup
tul of sugar. Press the juice from
three large oranges, put it over the
6re, and when hot add sugar and corn
starch. Stir and cook a moment.
PROVINCE CAK8.
One cupful of butter, one cupful of
sugar, four eggs, one cupfUl Of sour
milk. one cuptul of m~olasses, one
small teaspo ntul of soda, one pound
Of seeded raisins and spice of cloves,
GnnamOn and nutmeg. Cream the
butter and sugar, add the sour milk
loaned with soda, then a small guam,
hty Of fl sur, the molasses, spices,
then the remainder Of the -four, Of
which four cuptuls in all are required.
Aastiy add the raisins sprinkled with a
iittle -four; this makes two loaVes. A
plain frosting of the whites of two
eggs, n and a half cupfuls of pow
dered sugar lemon favored is a desir-
able addition.
BAKED CUDgIsH.
Take a piece Of the thick part OF the
dsh and put it into a pan with plenty
OF cold water. Let the water come
slo@ly to boiling. Drain the fish, and
SIS soon as it is cool enough TO handle
break into tiny shreds. Put one pint
OF mIlk in q double boiler over the fire.
nix a heRpiDg tablespoonful of butter
with one Of four; mOisten these with q
utlle CT the hot milk, and add the mix.
ture to the boiling milk in the boiler.
SIR IN n and one half cups of the
prepared ish and remove from the fire.
q the beaten yolks of two eggs and
a tablespoonful of chopped parsley.
Last add me whites of the eggs beaten
E1G Turn the mixture into a but.
@red dish, and bake in a brisk over
about thirty minutes.
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