Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-10-11
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ldagazine)-Cut two pounds oE round
beef into two-inch cuba 0sute In
ssree tablsspoonfuls- of Af4pplngu, hGaf
n onion and q small carrot cut hne:
the meat and brown siightly, then
sdd cup OF hot water or stock. Cover
lightly and let stew slowly until near
tender. Parboil potatoes, which
We been cut in balls. dve minutes;
add to the meat with one tablespoon
al OF paprika, half a cup of hot water.
md salt to taste. Simmer half an hour.
Grown two tabiesDoonfuls Of butter,
add three Of -four and one cup Of brown
stock. a little salt and pepper and stir
INTO meat. When boiling. turn out on
platter and garnish with one dozen
D.mentoes. heated and arranged on
rounds of toast and sprinkled with
chopped parsley.
Cream Cheese Salad.-Make tiny balls
dies. and serve on crisp lettuce leaves.
Sprinkle with French dressing. Sim
pie and delicious.
Perfect Peach Pie.-Line pie tin with
pastry. place a sheet Of paraff1n paper
Bake quickly and then remove the fill
ing by lifting out the paper. Have
ready half a dozen peaches cut in two.
and stewed slightly with a cup Of wa
ter and sufficient sugar to sweeten.
Thicken with cornstafch moistened
with cold water, flavor with a drop of
almond and pour over peaches placed
cut side up. in crust. When cold cover
with a meringue, or better still. a cup
of cream whipped stin, sweetened and
favored with almond.
Eggplant Olio.-This recipe has been
given. but 80 long ago that we repeat
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Slice and fry crisply brown one good
sled eggplant. During the frying
have three tomatoes cut in halves, bak-
ing In an oven. pulp side uppermost; (;
spread lavishly with butter, each dust
ed with a saltspoonful of salt and dash
| Of pepper and piled high with finely
chopped onion. Serve one on each side
Of eggplant.
Tomato Butter.-Seven pounds Of
tomatoes, seven pounds OF tart apples.
four pounds Of sugar, cloves. cinnamon
and allsDice to suit taste. Boil toma-
toes and apples together until they need
stirring, then add sugar and spices.
Boil four hours.
| Tomato Chowder.-Take twenty-four
| large tomatoes, one dozen green man
go peppers and eight medium sized on
ions; chop all fine. Then add three cup
fuls of vinegar. one tablespoonful OF
| salt. three large tablespoonfuls Of
cloves, two teaspoonfuls Of cinnamon
and one teaspoonful Of allspice. Tie
the ground spices in a small muslin
bag Boil the whole mixture two
hours. Before sealing. II desired. add
little grated horseradish. 1t can be
kept either with or without sealing.
but IL best II kept sealed.
| There are several varieties of fish
that cannot swim. In every instance
they are deep-sea dwellers. and craw
about the rocks.
| An Oklahoma town was surveyed
lots sold, and many of them occupied
by about eight hundred people within
twenty-fOur hours.
Now the highest Of the graduating
honors at Cambridge University. IL
England, goes to a colored man, 6
Brahmin from Bombay.
| The men-of-war Of the Roman.
had a crew Of about 225 men. of which
l75 were oarsmen working on thre<
decks. The speed Of these vessels wa.
about six miles an hour in fair weather
Printing ink is made by mixing
SCOT or lampblack with a Transparent
boiled oil that is sticky, the mass re
naming fluid, but rapidly drying an(
adhesive even when laid in a very thiI
coating on a sheet OF paper.
"A reminiscene Of Aaron Burr wa.
dug up in a New York street a few
days ago. 1t was a hollow chestnu
log, still in good condition, used as ,
water pipe and laid under a contrac
secured by Burr from the legislature.
japanese workmen are obliged 4
wear on their caps and backs an In
scription stating their business an,
their employees name.