New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-22

Tho ,,,or,a, who best understands the provisions
with which she supplies her table Is the one mo
reduces 70 the lowest ehb her househoid eNpeHu'
+urae send me nice roast OF beef" "a piece OF
/ v,,,+,or for boiling" or some chops for break
fast with no further instructions to the hutcher'
Is putting temptation in the merciHih's way
Why" reasons honest man, shouio Pu'
roora thaucbt upon that woman's expenditures
than she does herself" So he selects piece OF
meat which no woman who understands cuts anu
nrices would take and labels 1t with the careless
customers name
Too MANY housewives young and old. think that
II no leftovers Of meat are allowed to be wasted
their whole duty as regards the meat bill ls done
Serene in this opinon they order expensive roasts.
ctIets or chops reckless Of the number or pounds
required for the meals at which they are 10 oe
served II can any that's left for croque'teS'
sou1l1s and made dishes" explains the purchaser
srnrcIv But the made dish" in this way costs as
much as an expensive roast. while, as fact
cheaper and more Juicy parts of the animal are
better adapted minced miXtur-5- 40, fore
quarter and neck are cheaper than ana luily as
good the hindquarter used Tor roaStS ar"
pensve portions of beef is more juicy than II made
D T.e ends viii be left roasts steaks and
chops These, however juiceless. may oe ls''e III
and a few Slices Of ham. bologna or tongue or
slice two of each minced me
4 Nevv-Jersev h1.cI<Ieberry or BURBERRY pudding
is made of cooked fruit, Stew generous quantity
of the berries with enough sugar to make a JUICY
syrup. Make a rich biscuit crust pake II III
shallow TIN split It and cover the cut sle o on. one
piece with the fruit. Put on the other mali ti
Uya I'd and nour tha balance of the syrup or frult
over the cake until 1t is reeklnS fragrant mass
Serve hot
Persons who abhor fat most and who look with
disapprovaI upon bacon when cooked in the ordi-
nary way will like the meat if it is oven broiled
Put thin slices wire broier over pan IN IN d
hot oven. AS it browns on one sde turn , nnf %
ard md
crisp and devoid of grease
Let your head save your heels" is a homely old
nroverh that needed would save many a doctors
bill A Brooklyn woman who does much of her
own work claims have reduced comfort making
devices to a science. She sits at her ironing. for
ironing by that method is delight. high chair
was provided for the purpose
An excellent dressing for potato and other veg
etable salads which may be kept ready for use in
cold Mace REQUIRES one tablespoonful of sugar.
one tablespoonful Of salt tablespoonful OF
melted butter one tablespoonful of French mus
tard two tablespoonfuls of -four dash of paprika,
three well beaten eggs. cupful OF vinegar and
cupful of milk or cream Blend the dry lngredl-
add the and soon as they begln TO thicken.
beat in slowly the vinegar. ana lastly the milk
Stir until smooth and thick JUST before using,
whipped cream may be folded in II IT is at hand.
The flavor of pineapple lends itself to many COM
binations. stuffed tomato salad Favored with
the fragrant fruit was a feature OF dinner
table The tomatoes We're peeled. the centres re-
moved without breaking the shells the interiors
snrinIed with salt and the fruit left inverted for
half hour. Then the tomato cups were filled
with nut meats and SHREDDED ptneappIe. combined
in French dressing, ana served with mayon-
naise.