The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-26
Marion HarIand's Recipes
NO CAUSE FUR WORRY.

pool and the steering gear got out OF
order. Some excitement resulted
among the passengers, and one of
them, woman, approached the cap
tain.
lis it true captain she asked,
anxiously, that we have lost one OF
our screws"
Not at all, madam, was the reply
of the officer. There was some little
! difficulty with one of them, but it has
been repaired, so that now everything
is all right"
We'll, I'm glad to hear that. " res
pended the lady, with a relieved look.
although I was far from sharing the
apprehension or thu rest of the passeu-
gers. After all, " she added reflect
vely, why should we very, even if
there was something the matter with
the screw: It's under the water and
doesn't show. New York Tribune
AN >ICEMAN S RETORT.
In her daily alteration with the
iceman over the short M asure he de-
! livered, Mrs. Jones one morning raj
| lied him, in half angry good nature.
Il don't see what makes you so stID-
" with your ice! You know you can't
take any of it with you to the next
world"
| The man paused with his baud OIL
the door knob. Yes, Mrs. Jones. he
said but you must remem Der that il
you WAS to see me coming with block
of ice to you in the next world you d
| be so glad to get it that you would mt
have word 10 say about short
weight. ''-Lippinoot otis.
BREAKFAST BUNS.
Scal1 three cTps of milk and cool
until luke VAIN, then add one half
yeast cake dissolved in one cup of luke
, 60 make stiff batter. but do not nave
the dough stiff enough to knead. Gov
err and let rise over night, or until
light. Ii thessbatter is mixed in the
forenoon it will be light in the even
lug. Stir we'll and add one half cup of
softened butter, one and one half cups
of sugar, saltspoon of salt, q small
nutmeg grated, and enough flour to
roll out Knead fifteen minutes, cov-
er, and let rise until morning. Roll
out one iuch thicE, cut iuto rounds,
lay il buttered pans close together. or
so that they will touch, and let Use
about half an hour. II the tups are
to be called "hot Cross as they are
when served at Easter, then cut cross
by making cash each way on the top
of each, then bake. Draw from the
oven and brush tine top of each ban
with the white of an egg beaten with
pJN UHtll
VEAL PIE.
Put knuckls of veal into eoongh
boiling water TO cover and cook until
the meat is tender. Pour off the broth
and add to it bit of bay leaf, sprlg
of parsley, half large onion minced,
and Two slices of carrot. Cook until
the vegetables are tender ana the
broth is reduced to one quart. Melt
four level tablespoons of butter, add
the same of flour, and rub smooth,
then turn on the broth slowly and
cook five minutes. Season with
saltspocn of pepper and half level
teaspoon of salt. Have the meat cut
from the bone and into small dice, put
into baking uish, turn on tbs gravy
which should be strained, and let 1T
cool. Now make enough good paste
to roll out for top crust, making it
thicker than for a fruit pie. Cut a
round piece our of the center and lay
over the meat bake an hour in a mod
crate oven.
DEVILED BEEF.
Cut soms cold roast beef into very
thin slices. Melt two rounding table
spoons of butter in a saucepan. add
| Jwo tablespoons Of hot water and ia
plepsoon of tomato catchup. Put in