Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-10
HOU S E HOL D H I'm S

In serving sweetbreads for the Sunday
night supper. the parboiiing should be done
in the morning. or while doing up the
dinner work. Cover them with boiling salt
81 water. to which one tablespoonful of
lemon juice has been added, and simmer
gently for twenty minutes. At the end of
that time, plunge in cold water to harden,
then set aside until needed. When ready
for supper, cut the sweetbreads in dice
Cook two tabIespoonfuls chopped mush-
rooms in three Tablespoonful butter five
minutes. Add two and one-half tablespoons
flour. half teaspoon salt and d dash of
paprika Or white pepper and pour in gradu-
ally one cup of milk and one-fourth cup of
mushroom liquor in case the canned mush-
rooms are used, otherwise, an extra quarter
cup Of milk Add the sweetbreads and a
teaspoonfuI lemon juice. Simmer a few
moments, long enough to thoroughly heat
the sweetbreads, add the beaten yolks of
two eggs. mixed with a little cream to pre-
vent curdling, and a teaspoonful finely
chopped parsley, and serve at once.
June with her lavish display of roses is
upon us, and ways of preserving her sur
plus stock are timely. For the potpourri
jar collect the rose petals in the early
morning with the dew still on. Spread
them on newspaper for an hour to dry off.
then put in a large covered dish in layers
with salt sprinkled over each layer Add
TO this every morning until you have as
much as you desire. Stir daily, and let it
stand for week or ten days after all the
leaves are gathered. For solid quart of
dried leaves take glass fruit jar and place
IN the bottom TWO ounces of alIspice coarse
ly ground, and the same amount of stick
cinnamon broken in pieces. Add the rose
IeaFes ana let II stand closely covered for
siN weeks AT the end Of that time have
a N oh nf Ilr oil
hanon and mace closely ground, ounce
Oh Otis root Shredded, TWO ounces Lavender,
d lt" drops oil OF Jasmine, orange flower
water or other nice perfume. Put in the
pVtpouffl Jar with alternate layers of rose
ledNes, ana over al pour quarter pint of
the best cologne This Will keep for years.
IL Is good plan to shake the contents of
the jar once a week.
Every one knows that soft bread crnnbs
make an excellent cleaning materiaI for
soiIed wall PAPERS bur il is not 60 peraraII,,
kDov,n thar n'rtures ,y,.,, y. cISI,I ~ 't tt
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crrnhs This !. saif 70 ~, - VI ~ ee "a
fective way of reno,-int, rb. sal, III ~
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iiPpS ToifIoiIidtioH. hey are cut in rather
sII-Ch sues sdltec ana peppered, and fried
Slo"iy IN NOT butter. Ihey may be served
on me platter with the steak, or as side
Nest'dpLe- Dreamed green tomatoes are
also commenced In this case, they are cut
IN Slices boiled In sailed water for about
cream sauce.
And now a note of warning about ,be
fast black stockings to which o,r fowl
nine so lis cleave All the "fast hianLs,,
says an authority. contain arsenic and fha
faster the color the no,a arsar;," 49,
less 10 the sin 49, Wv. W my ms ~ harn-
scratch or crt ca, 10 no t dp' dSlohs' any
10 a greater o,- 1,.s -. ''aoio me poison
of HOOD roisorj,Ir "a ~, anu many cases
the feet or Ie@s M -. ,ti sores upon
tbis c1,,sa '>79 I'i'S pe traced directly to
n,,. .,. 49,
- ,,.iii'.iS ~ make lis way into the
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