The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-09
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wonder IL everyone realizes N.
many advantages Of the chafRg dist
in climate ike this, Il i - ezsE Z
prepare an inviting dish for -litrls
supper and Ee all know that Il ort=I
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hardly beiieTe this, as she Is apt 70 i'm
agine Man" with capital letter and
halo around his brow. out~ws EIssE
sz16- pertapseadderso ae< ka01T better,
and The besf thing We can DO for our
l own comfort is 70 utilize hizeknoEI-
edge
| / am sure many q home would be
happier If the mistress had even a
| slight knowledge OF the art of cooss-y
flor It - fEteed arNpfEs thexe dzss
OF progression. Athenaezs. the Greek
philosopher. asserted that n0sniag has
so powerfully contributedtof nstill piety
| into the souls Of man as good cookery,
and we all know that a chsdng dish
b<16 . fAs~u1sfAGi s1<sA-t ~ N--tS - - 2
Of old French churches And n this
| city. where ones servants leave at a
moments notice II is WISE to- hays
some practical knowledge Of eoOking-
for the chaang dish, which have been
for the chzaEns dish, wiEish aaYe been
thoroughly tried. so you Meet have no
fear of experimenting. but sail boldly
| in and conquer man by Tickling ais
palate.
I2Tr-E RECEIPTS. - IT r
| Scrambled Eggs With Tomatoes
Melt three patsNof butter in chatting
dish and when thoroughly iiot put IN
eight eggs, well beaten, with four "a
blespoonfuls of cream and teaspoon
Iful of salt. well mixed. When eggs com
mence TO scramble put in six table
spoonfuls OF the dry part Of canned
! somatoes.-and cook 10 tbs proper con-
! sisteney . Season to taste and serve.
Welsh .Rarebit 1.-TWO portions Melt
pats of. butter in chatting dish; melt
over open fire; when thorough melted
put in three coffee cupfuls of grated
I Americaneheeses add abeut-oRe-t third
| OF pint of beer: keep stirring: put m
about one teaspoonful OF prepared Eng
| fish mustard: when cheese is COM
pletely melted add two beaten eggs;
| mix we'll and cook for "a moment only.
Salt TO taste and serve ontoastsons bot
plates.
Veal Outlets in ButteE-Put three
pats of butter in chatting dish; melt
thoroughly: then put in two outlets:
outlets should-be about thres7quartsrs
OF an Inch thick; cook. over hot water
pan, cover on, for eight minutes; turn
and cook fiYe minutes. Season to taste
and Serve.
Roast Oysters.-Put juice of twenty
four large oysters in chatting dish over
open FIRE; let it come to boil, when
skim off the froth; then add two pats
Of butter and the oysters. When oys-
tiers are shriveled season to-tasse and
serve-plain or on toast. y = ~
Rum Omelette. in chaf1ng dish.
over open fire. a pat Of butter, as soon
as it is bubbling hot put in two eggs,
well beaten, with two tablespoonfuis
OF cream and little salt; cook until Il
does not run in the pan, then roll; put
on platter; sprinkle freely on top with
S0Sdi pun OA lA1C SAlCo
plenty of rum; set on fire and with d
spoon pour the burning liquor over the.
top as long as it will blaze.
Liver a la Suisse.-Put four pats of
butter in chatting dish; let 1t become
thoroughly melted and hot; prepsre
one pound of liver by SHINING it aud
cutting into slices size of a lead pencil,
and one inch long; cook over hot wa
ter for ten minutes, cover on; then over
open fire, stirring constantly about FIVE
minutes, until 1t is cooked through.
but not dried out. Season to TASTE
with pepper. salt and chopped parsley.
and serve This with baked potatoes
is delicious breakfast or luncheon
dish. &,3So So "a
Some girls who make their own
gowns have discovered that, black gel
vet ribbon will wash. They useS
everyone else idoes-a quantity OF the
narrow black velvet satin-faced rib
bon on their At-freeks. They man.
age to keep these the first season with
out washing, but the second the tub is
Inevitable sw49s s.ff - -.es
The way they made the discovery was
in having a frock which had a great
deal of this velvet trimming. That
meant a great many stitches. To think
of taking it off was heartrending, AMI
with the valor of the general making
sortie upon an enemy of oyerpowering
numbers, the frock was put into the
tub, black velvet and all. 1T came out
better than any one would have be-
lieved possible. There were no traces
of the black having run into the froch,