Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-03
FEMININE FADS and FANCLES

the lonf in two and cut alternate
slices from each side, h%nttering ono
piece before cutting off from the loaf.
The slices thus cut ways fit.
A novel sandwich is this buttered
bread. in which q stalk OF crisp ten
der celery has been placed. and the
bread rolled into a cylinder and tied
with n narrow ribbon, or a pretty
tissue apc These sandwiches are
convenient ana good for the picnic
lunch.
Brown Bread and Baked Bean Sand
witches.
Butter slices OF brown bread,
spread on one o crisp lettuce leaf and
on top Of the leaf o. layer of baked
beans mashed end moistened with oil
ana vinegar, Just the merest suspi-
cion OF these. Now spread with q
thin layer Of ~mayonnaise, 20 which q
little minced pickle and paprika has
been added. cover with another let
tuce leaf and the other slice Of bread.
This will be hearty enough for over
growing boys. making almost a meal
In itself.
Eggs stuffed with Ham.
Boil fresh eggs twenty minutes
then crop into cold water. Wher
cool. remove the yelks without break
ing the whites. Lay the two halves
Of each egg side by side so it will be
easy 70 match them when filled. ltut
the Nelks to e. cream with melted but
ter. add for "a half dozen eggs % hall
cupful boiled ham minced fine anc
seasoned with salt, pepper and a bit
Of made mustard, 4 spoonful OF
chopped pickle may be added, IL de-
sired. Pnt the two halves together
skewer with wooden toothpicks anc
wrap each egg in a square Of par
affin paper. This filing may be
varied by using tongue instead ol
ham, minced olives or chow-chow
minced mushrooms or capefs.
Liver Sandwiches.
Poul boiling water over q hal
pound Of cnlfs liver. dlain and pa
dry. Put several slices of bacon cut
small in the frying pan and rs tho
int begins to thy out, add the lvcl
and three small shallots chopped
fine. Cook the liver three or foul
minutes only, rs longer cooklni
t%oughens, then ehon the contents o
the flying pan fine or pound in +
mortar until Of the consistency o
pate de fois gias. Season with salt
pepper, n busting of mace and nut
meg and spread between thin slice'
Of buttnied bread.
l1lled Cookies.
Ingredients. Two cupiuls Of rolle'
oats, three cupfuls Of flour, n sean
teaspoonful OF salt. two cupfuls o
sugar, one cupful OF shortening, on
cupful Of sour milk or buttcrmilk
one %teaspoonful of soda dissolved il
the milk, ono pound Of washed am
seeded dates pressed perfectly flat.
Cream the sugar and shortening
mix flour. oatmeal and salt and ad
alternately with milk. II the dougl
Is not quite stiff enough use n littl
more flour. Roll the dough yer
thin, cut with the cookie cutter, the
lay each one on n pressed date AM
on the date another layer of dough
Bake 70 a light brown.
Oatmeal Bread.
This is an excellent picnic LOAF o
sandwich bread.
10 make II put one cupfnl OF On
flakes in "a bowl with q half cupit
sugar. two tablespoonfuls butter o
good drippinss and q t~c0spoonful o
salt. Pour over these ingredients on
pint actually boiling water, cover an
let stand until the water is tepi6
then add one-half yeast cake dis
solved in Il quarter of a cupful a
mkewarm water. stir all together
add 4 quart OF wheat flour, stir we
with n spoon and put in n warm plac
to rise. When light, put In two we
creased pans and let rise again unit
light. Rake in q moderate oven unit
very well done.
Jelly Jumbles.
Beat to a cream One-hatf cupit
butter and add gradually, still beatin'
one eupful sugar. Add II well beate
egg. a half cupful sour milk int
which has ben stirred a teaspoonfl
of soda. and q quarter tcaspoontul {
salt, then enough flour to make
sort dough. chill, roll out and shap
using IL round cutter. on the cent?
OF one-half OF the pieces make tire
small o%ponings, using a thimble, II
the Jelly on the remaining half ar
lay ,ae pieces together, pressing II
edges slightly. Bake in n good M
oven that the jumhles may reta'
their shape.
Sugar Cookies.
Beat TO a e one cuptui
shortening, half lard and half bu
ter, one cupful graduated sugar AZ
one eupful light brown sugar. At
one cup rich, soul cream and ~
eggs unheaten, four cuptuls tlol
sifted with one ~teaspoontul soda M
n half teanspoonful baking powde
stir Just enough to make stl
dough, toss on to the lightly tlour'
molding board, and knead anoth'
cupful ol flour into II. The mlNlI