The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-21


and rub off the skins. Put them in a
stewpan and cover with sailed water, add
a thin slice of onion. a teaSpoonful of but
ter and one of sugar. Season with pepper.
Let simmer gently for forty minutes.
Take up, press through a colander, or
rub with q. wooden spoon to pulp. Mix
with one pint each of brown stock and
water. Return to the fire, heat through,
strain through a flannel or cheeseeloth
bag Season with salt and pepper and
serve.
Hasty Soup.-To each quart of boiling
milk add one thin slice each of onion and
carrot, a blade Of mace and sprig of
chopped parsley. and one tablespoonful
each of butter and flour rubbed together.
Stir constantly and let boil for five min
utes. Remove from the fire, add the beat
en- yolk of an egg and three dessertspoon-
fuls of grated cheese. Season with salt
and pepper and serve.
bone from can of salmon; mince fine
Thicker a cupful and a half of boiling
and flour rubbed together. Stir constant
ly, and when thick add the salmon. Serve
as soon as it comes to the boil.
| fish. wash it, place in a kettle and cover
over over the the fire and let Simmer slowly for
/ two hours, skimming frequently the first
butter, add to the soup with a pint of good
stock, a bunch of sweet herbs. a bay leaf,
/ four or five peppercorns, and two table
/ spoonfuls of stewed tomato or a raw one
/ chopped fine. Let boil thirty minutes,
strain, season with salt pepper, a little
! lemon juice and teaspoonful of essence Of
anchovy.
TO CLEAN GLASS GLOBES.
When the globes belonging to chande-
/ liers have become very dirty with smoke
they should be soaked in warm soda wa
1 ter. Then add few drops of ammonia
and wash the globes well with soaR PED
flannel, rinse in clean water, and dry with
POTPIE DUMPING.
To one quart of flour add two table,
! spoonfuls of baking powder one-half
| teaspoonful of salt and one beaten egg.
Mix with sweet milk stiff as can be
1 stirred with a spoon Twenty minutes
/ before the meat is done drop dumplings
into the kettle with a spoon Be sure and
/ keep kettle tightly covered and constantly
| boiling for the twenty minutes. These
dumplings are to be cooked with beef,
LEMON PUDDING.
For this mix half pint of milk the
| Juice of two lemons and the yolk of two
eggs and pour it all on to half a pint of
freshly made bread crumbs the grated
rinds of the lemons and two ounces OF
/ moist sugar. then pour it all into a we'll
buttered shallow pie dish, either with or
without edging of pastry. and bake.
An ounce or so of butter melted into the
milk is to many people an improvement,
though not actually necessary.
Menus For Tomorrow.
BREAKFAsT
Straw berries and cream.
Veal outlets
Hot rolls. Dreamed potatoes.
DINNER.
Consomme.
Fscaiioped potatoes Peas.
Tomatoes with Mayonnaisee dressing
Radisfes. Olives
Strawberry shOrtcake. ConeS.
/ LUNCHEON.
Sardines with lemon sauce.
Bread and butter. Potato chips.
Cake. Cocoa
Mrs. Coign-We'Il have to postpone
Blanche's coming-out affair.
Mr.. Coign-Why?
Mrs Coign-I find that's the cook
going-out ay.-Philadelphia North
American.
Mamma, can me and Tommy have
some cake?'' asked little Bessie. Not
unless you ask me dramatically" re-
piled her mother.
sWell. then" said Bessie, may have
a piece of cake ?"-Chicago News.