Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-28
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THE HOME.
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THE HOME.

One OF the fundamental rules of Ell
quette to observe Is the manner OF sit
ting down at the table. One should
not sit on the edge of the chair nor
sideways. The back should not rest
continually against the chair. an easy,
upright position is the proper one.
The feet should rest on the floor and
one should sit far enough away from
the pls te to be able to use knife and
fork without awkwardness.
Scallnsvd Cabbage-Wdsh and chop
a head of cabbage and cook Il In boil
ing sailed water for twenty minutes.
Drain in colander put II In q baking
dish and pour over sauce made as
follows: Melt four tablespoonful OF
butter and stir in gradually four level
Tablespoonful OF -four. Add one quart
of milk. stirring constantly and when
II boils put in six hard boiled eggs
chopped fine, two teaspoonsful of salt
and dash of pepper. Sprinkle the
top with bread crumbs and bits OF but
ter end bake in quick oven for fifteen
minutes.
One of the chief items of any wom-
ans dress is the arrangement OF her
hair. To have II combed back smooth
and tight and tightly twisted into
common knot will make n common
| looking woman out OF one OF the most
interesting. Whatever Is done wom-
an should never part the hair In tho
middle and comb it down with an 1880
slope 70 the ears aud pull II back tight.
It will make stupid looking woman
out of the most brilliant. Have some
sort OF direct roach from the temples
unless the front hair Is waved and
brought down in a picturesque way.
| In eating fish in former times l. was
taken from a fork supplemented by a
bit of bread. Nowadays "A silver knife
is allowable--forks and knives Cor fish
being made of special pattern. The
King Ut England takes his fish with
two forks, but In democratic America
the knife is preferred to the second
fork. All vegetables are eaten with
a fork: asparagus with knife Ind
fork, although II may be taken up
with fingers II one prefers TO do so.
A very safe rule at table. however, is
never to touch any food with the nm
gers. olives and hors d-euvres gener-
ally excepted.
Many of the trials of the modern
housewife are to be traced directly TO
the inability to control and regulate
| h.. ~ hA
and cakes Very often the most care
fully prepared cake may be spoiled
Just because the oven was either too
hot or too cold. When the oven Is too
hot the temperature may be reduced
by putting in a pan of cold water.
When baking In 81 oven that is too hot
at the top fill dripping pan about an
inch deep with cold water and place II
on the top crate OF the oven Should
the oven he too hot on the lotion. put
IA crate or an old pie pm under the ar
ticle that is to be baked
Cinnamon Rolls: Take two pints Of
I dough, two eggs, n lump Of lard twice
= the size of an egg, one cupful OF sugar,
mix thoroughly and divide into halves.
Roll one part TO half an inch, spread
\ with butter, sprinkle with cinnamon
and grated nutmeg. Scatter n cupful
OF raIsins or French currants over 1t
and begin at once edge and roll up.
Cut with knife into sections about an
inch and a half deep and place on their
ends in a pan. Let rise very light and
bake about twenty minutes. This
c quantity fills a jelly cake pan nicely
Before the sections are placed In the
pan each end should be pinched Sc
curely over the fruit to prevent II from
B scorching.
10 Banana Cream One capfu! OF milk
a. one cupful of water. one heaping tea
spoonful of cornstarch, one even tea
spoonful OF sugar, one-half saltspoon
full OF salt, two bananas, six lady I'm
gers, one-half pint OF cream. Slice the
bananas and place them ! ma glas'
dish in alternate layers. with four lads
@ fingers split In two. Put the milk art
water In saucepan, add the sugar
salt and the cornstarch diluted In |
little cold water. When IL has thick
cned pour IL over the bananas and lie
stand until cold and ready to serve
Then cover the top with whippe,
cream. Split and break In two the re
naming lady fingers and place then
upright about the edge
From Cadet Talbot.
Roswell, N. NJ, March 23.-Thoma
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