Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-23

overnight Before breakfast take out and
work for five minutes. Set to rise again and
make into rolls for breakfast. Put little
melted butter on top Of each roll and place
IN hot oven.
COrnbread. AS prepared at St. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans.-Two eggs beaten very
light Mix with them one pint sour milk
or buttermilk and one pint meal Melt one
large tablespoonful butter and add to the
mixture. Dissolve one tablespoonful soda
IN portion of the milk and add to the
mixture, then beat very hard and bake
In pan in quick oven.
Bread Muffins.-Mrs w Hinckle Smith
Philadelphia.-One pint broken bread one
pint milk, two eggs, one tablespoonful of
outter melted, one tablespoonful baking
powder and one Tablespoonful salt. Soak
the bread In the milk for half an hour, add
Dutter yolks of eggs beaten light with
salt and one and one-half cups flour Last
Iy fold In the whites OF eggs beaten stiff
ana the baking powder, and bake In small
Janice Meredith's maize bread-One-haIr
pint corn meal scalded with one-,lalf Gun
DolIlng water. one teaspoonful salt, two
eegs, one cup milk, one large teaspoonful
DC KING powder. Mix thoroughly, bake in a
pudding dish and serve with spoon
A large omelet.-For Mrs Burd from her
anectlonate Eliza Powell, Oct. 3D. 181o.-Beat
WE'VE eggs, yolks and whites, to a froth:
ado TWO middling sized onions and mtnce
seat these ingredients into the eggs. uenner
ana salt to your taste Fry II in bofIinp
not butter five minutes is long enough
over 6risk fire The eggs will form into
double lightly In half and dish n nm ~ be,
10 your table. The French freouentiv aSS
little garlic or fresh leeks ''0N
10 MAKE Iettis Tart.-(From Mrs
,"ashlhgtons Book of Cookery owned
by the Pennsylvania Historical Sociot,, 81
rhIidoei[ fnla, Pa, used by Martha Wash
lnEton and her descendants from 17oe
w heh you nave raised We crust lay in all
some sugar, cinnamon and a little ginger
Ihen boyle We cabbage lettis in a litfla wa.
ger ana salt and when We water is dravved
rom IT, lay In 1t in ye coffin with some
uahask pruenS some marrow and some
seasoning as you layed on we bottom Va
close 1t up and ye bake It.
Corned Beef Hash New England. 175oN -
I Lahe one cup meat chopped fine with
meat chopper in wooden bowl. two cuna
potatoes, cold boiled, also chOuned 6na
Melt good tablespoonful butter in a Frv.
ing pan ana put In the meat and potaf toes
after carefully mixing with fork SnrjS,
kle with red pepper Pour over this ~ ~
OF mix into which q teaspoonfll OF ~
has been beaten. Cover and SET over he
nre u1th brown Inyert on a platter and
serve Immediately.
Plccadello-(Mrs. Bradley r. Johnso,
Baltimore( Take any cold scraps of meat
you may nave and chop very fine MY
with them three slices of ham or one
third of bacon to the quantity of frash
meat. Put in a cool place and make tba
sauce. Put one quart of tomatoes IN .
stew pan and boil until cone Ren,nva
the cover and put through the potato
masher. Season with salt and pepner "a
teaspoonful mustard mashed with to
blespoonfui OF butter. Put meat in A seuca-
pan and pour sauce over 1t. Stir up whites
and yolks OF four eggs. and then stir until
eggs are scrambled. When done serve -.
toast In q hot dish
Cheese Cake.-(A very old recipe used nv
Mrs. George d. Wetherii with success.
Take one quarter pound butter, one-otar,er
pound sugar and beat to cream with one
VINE glass OF wine and one of brandy and
the yolks Of four eggs beaten light To a
smaii dipperful of cottage cheese take orc
lumber OF cream and beat together thew
add 10 the latter. Stir In one-half pound
stale cake crumbs (sponge, pound or any
good cake. the richer the better your ME
VIII bel. the whites of four eggs beaten n
a snow. one small nutmeg little cinnarnon
| and grated lemon rind to taste Spread
very thick on single crust, and this will
be enough for two pies or one cheese cake.
The whites of the eggs are to 20 into the
cheese cake and not on top.
Small wonder she soon lapses from cat
rectitude. joins the moonlight serenading
party on the back fence, and turns her
claws against every man. as every man
does explosives and slippers against her
II there is no kindly neighbor 10 take her
In and see that she has her saucer of
milk and dish OF fresh water daily and
YOU do not wish 10 hire her boarded send
her to the shelter or cat Nirvara. where
a family has its own summer cottage II Is
an easy matter to take pussy along If YOU
do not wish TO be put TO the expense Of a
regular dog or cat basket, that looks for
all the world like a respectable Gladstone
bag. make a stout cloth bag with a draw
string. drop pussy in, leaving just her head
exposed, and draw the string tight about
her neck. This prevents scratching and
struggling while 1t enables her to enjoy the
landscape during the journey.