Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-20

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My choice would be vanilla ice"
%. w. Holmes.
Vanilla Ice cream.-Breathes there
an American with soul Tor BODY so
dead that he can endure a summer
without ice cream and much of it?
The palm of popularity belongs to
cherried vanilla ice cream. Put on
to boil one quart rich milk. While
boiling stir six eggs with one scant
cupful sugar until light, stir in the
boiling milk, and when mixed put
back on the stove in double boiler,
stir until the custard thickens, then
remove from the fire and let It get
cold. When cold add one tablespoon
full of vanilla and tiny nip of salt.
Beat one pint or one quart, the more
the better, of rich cream with just
enough powdered sugar to sweeten.
add one teaspoonful vanilla, beat I'M
til it thickens, then add it to the cold
curtard and freeze. A few moments
before it is frozen add one cupful
Maraschino cherries, either whole or
chopped. This cream is the foUnda-
ton of any other cream, with the
others using the different favorings.
Nougat Ice cream.-rnis is paTttcu-
larly rich. Brown one and one-half
cupfuls sugar and one cupful
blanched almonds in saucepan on
the stove; when the sugar is dis
solved and becomes brown as well as
the almonds, pour into a CREASED plat
ter to cool. When cold pound and
roll exceedingly fine Whip one
quart of cream stiff, sweeten with
one-half cupful OF sugar, add Drowned
sugar, and freeze hard.
Biscuit Tortoni.-This dainty of
dainties is made by mixing one-half
pound grated macaroons with the
yolk of one egg and one-half cupful
sugar. Then add one pint stiffly
beaten cream, stirring slightly, and
flavor with vanilla to taste. Put
whole in pudding mold with a tight
cover, pack a box with rock salt and
lump ice, place mold in and cover
with ice. Let stand and freeze four
hours.
Italian Ice cream.-This is worthy
the fastidious cooks who created it.
and is made by whipping one quart
cream stiff, sweetening with one and
one-half cupfuls sugar and putting in
a freezer. When half frozen add
juice and grated peel of two lemons
and two tablespoonfuls brandy if
liked. Freeze, and when nearly froz
en- add Maraschino cherries,
Diplomat cream.-This is delicious
when concocted of one quart of cream
whipped extremely stiff. To this is
added one-half cupful sugar, one tea
spoonful vanilla. one-fourth pound
Angelica chopped, and one-fourth
pound seedless raisins. Put in mold
and pack away in salt and ice for
three hours.
Armed at All Points.
Is the prudent household when hous-
ing an invalid with an infectious dis
ease.
Every one who enters the sickroom
wears a wash dress during the whole
illness, and before coming into con.
tact with the rest of the family
washes and changes her garments
and then resumes the cotton gown
before returning to the sicKroom.
The sickroom has a sheet Soaked in
carbolic lotion hung outside the door
All the windows in the Railways are
kept open, and food and other arti-
cles needed in the room are placed
outside for those within to get, and
are not handed in Indiscriminately by
others
All the bed and personal linen of
the patient are soaked in a disinfec-
tant fcl' several hours and then hung
out in the open for forty-eight hours
before being sent to the wash.
Every article used in the room is
disinfected before being used else
where. Books and papers are most
ly burned
For dis;nfecting the room half a
teaspoonfTl of black oxide of man.
ganese and two teaspoonfuls of com
mon salt. placed in a saucer in the
middle of the room. are efficacious
Over this mixture few drops of sui
phUric acid are poured.
Before arranging this disinfectant
all windows in the room are pasted
up, and all drawers and closets
opened.
After setting the sulphuric acid the
room is vacated and the cracks and
the keyhole are pasted up from out
side In twenty-foUr hours the foom
is entered without closing the door
until the windows have been thrown
wide open.
In another twenty-four hours It is
thoroughly cleansed with soap and
water. Be exceedingly careful in the
use of the sulphuric acid and proceed
under the doctors direction.
Have You Seen
The Summer Shoes of Straw
They are taking the place of the can
vas shoe for deck and other outing
wear Hat straw is uspd in fhair