The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-06-02
.or Frances Household
Letter.

LEllSls
-. and Daintiss for conva'eseent'' The
n'''' If Nourishment in Appetizins
f" WORK. May Both. The develop
Ne" s.,isss cooking, insulated ovens,
sn' . Ievices that reduce the labor
ID Que +,or while they increase the
Pf7p ped appetizing qualities of viands
svo' a., ,,.,og people a way out of the
: , ,p due to poor service and high
fcu'' Lectures given by trained ex-
'a' are bemg eagerly attended and
'FS ,ssibIe source of practical infor-
'sl ": ,s sought to meet present needs.
INVALID COOKERY.
..cioes Of dishes suited to invalids
J. UY .,,vaIesceuts, are fertile in sugges-
y w. for easily digested lunches that
p D., the maximum of nourishment in
w. 1.,.octiye form. The child rushing
'' f.or school for hasty meal, or
'ip' ar woman pausing in their work
s.isf,4past. should be provided with
| .o,b dishes. Though they may be
/ .,o,, s0v suggestion of invalidism,
| ~.si,fons under which hasty lunches
..r, foods are taken are too apt to
hat condition. Matted Milk con-
ar- +h4 greatest possible amount of
4 l IN Il partially peptonized form,
It.s an excellent and nourishing drink
hat Of ,od, Added to other in
|,3;srts forms some of the best-so-
si.,orya.-syent dishes.
rravsRlNCE EGG-NoGG.
b. in howl he yolk of one egg and
[,..n,arf IF sugar. Pour in slowly,
[[tinr. -t time, glass OF cold Malt
fwt pared according to formula
portsr Matted Milk Recipe Book.
l. sin nt- white Of the egg, beaten
[,.,,st . davor with vanilla, choco-
| strawberry pineapple or with apple
l. an. Fash Of grated nutmeg.
MATTED LAM BOUILLToN.
/, hot Matted Milk, prepared
Il e- lanng teaspoonfuls of the
1l Of hot water, add two
k.raor IS # cream and two or more
seo-r. i clam bouillon, or clam
l. s4as0l with salt to taste. Snow
l. cracker, lightly buttered, peppered
Eaa and then crisped in the oven
rrs will This delicious and nourish-
! 1n.r
NOVEL TOMATO BISQUE.
k5ma half round of sliced tomatoes,
ss.fa cau Of hot water, and salt to
te Boil tfteen 10 twenty minutes,
lii sni ar come to a boil, then
! rgrr with one teaspoonful Of corn
RIB dissolved in cold water. Add a
If 55. Matted Milk, very little
ksrsl mae and serve with squares Of
| sag5d whole wheat or Matted
{.
MEAT SUBSTITUTE.
! -ar.s.t -l9stitute for meat that is
Eyumes more nutritious and digest
! vet ST. iie a meat loaf as to deceive
@t anyone IS made as follows:
3ome ont Of English walnut meats
ttrNg. d meat chopper, add one cup
trli cr-r5s, or toasted corn fakes
|asasd V-t'i wo teaspoonfuls of melt
fuier reasou with pepper, salt and
|ti -tyrt add a cupful of the Bor-
Eat Matted Milk, prepared with
h l@p'0g rao'espoonfuls of the pow
fhthe 5sf pint Of water. Form into
pa a 1-sa il a moderate oven for
lnr 57stirg with melted butter and
h. SERVE goa ri Or with a hot tomato
u.s a- t.lows:
q faa oonful of minced onion,
Ha--. poonful of butter with
a"Hrr g.I one and one-half cups
T1icken with two tea
7Us a-starch wet with
IF milk. Heat to boiling
& Fruit DRINKS.
NJ. fl SPOONFUL of acid fruit
Hp uto a glass half full of
. a.t water and serve. If an
as.F '1- at hand pin or needle
4'l- .4a-1e INTO small fragments.
0, 2orraat, blackberry, raspberry
'5'''=rE Jelly can be used, and
1's' rstrashing drinks for hot
''' OF ta fever patients.
-sELEY CRUEL.
one ounce Of pearl barley a few
1@ 12r.eanseit. Pour off the water,
Ol' quart Of cold water and 1-2 tea
io y salt Boil until reduced one
''ol' one hour, strain, sweeten to
q" little lemon juice and dust
'8 over Tie top. Very good for
"0 gastric troubles.
ELEANOR FRANCES.
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