Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
BY EMMA PADDOCK TELFO3D

/. BY EMMA PAT
hope some day. we shall become a
storehouse and granary for the world.
The life Of tho husbandman is of all
others the most delightful. It Is hon
orable, it IS AMUSING and with judici-
George Washington TS
Abraham Lincoln was the vndication of
poverty He gave glory to the lovly.
In the light Of his life. the cabin no
came conspicuous, the commonest toll
no longer common. and the poor mans
hardship a road to honor-Iuther Lafin
Mills
I1NCOLN'S BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Cream of Corn Soup with Popcorn
Baked Cranberries Picked Walnuts
Roast Lamb Mint Sauce
Sweet Potatoes Corn Bread
Turnips
Cold Slaw Sage Cheese
Indian Pudding Sweet Sauce
y VALENTINE LUNCHEON.
oyster Cocktail
Consomme Printaniere
Heart Shaped Croutons
Dreamed Fish served in Heart Cases
Crown Roast of Lamb
Potato Balls with Parsley
Green Peas
Tomato Jelly on Lettuce with
Mayonnaise
Ice Cream in Heart Cases
Valentine Cakes
Heart Shaped Bonbons
Candied Cherries or Cranberres
Black coffee
WASHINGTON DINNER
Grape Fruit with Maraschino Cherries
Bouillon with Whipped Cream and
Hot Waters
Celery Hearts, Sailed Nuts. Pimolas
Fried Smells Sauce Tartare
Chicken en- Casserole Mushrooms
Souffle Potatoes
Pinapple Sorghet
Virginia Ham
Cherry and Almond Moussee with Wash
ington cake
Candied Cherries or
Cranberries
Black Coffee.
February in most homes calls for some
special entertainment either for WASH
instons birthday. Lincolns birthday. or
where there are children or Young people
the day set apart in memory of genial
c. al
party, cut sandwiches In the shape u
hatchets and fill with candled cherries
chopped fine or preserved cherries which
have been mostened with whipped
cream. The handles may he tied with
red. white md blue ribbon IL desired
to impart particularly festive appear
ence.
a George Washington salad is made
hy filllns the cavities of canded cher
ries with a filhort or small piece OF
any other nut meat Serve on a bed Of
lettuce leaves and earnsh with muyou-
naisc dressing.
Prepare . chicken salad by mixing
equal parts OF chopped celery and nut
meats to twice quantity Of cold, cooked
chicken and mosten with whipped cream
Place spoonful of the salad in sma,
drums. add a teaspoonrul Of mayonnalsc
dressing to the top ana stick small
flag In the top OF each Prepare cheese
balls by grating cream cheese and rub
bling II TO smooth Paste with enough
cream to mosten IT, Press a small
Ratchet. cut from pimentoea, into the
side OF ea' and serve piled in cannon
ball fashion. There are several appro-
pirate desserts that may he used \ rich
boiled cuslsrd, over which whipped
cream has been spread, sprnklei with
a few candled cherrie. Is delicious; but
n frozen dessert Is preferred. a brick
ice cream IN the red, white and blue lay
ers may he used or II may be frozen in
tho form OF an eagle liberty bell or
Ratchet, with n bunch OF artificial flow
ers placed beside It,
For the cake bake a sponge cake In
a long pan and when done. cut into two
inch squares Remove a small piece from
the center of each, iii with whipped
O. cam and place n candicd cherry on top
Others may be iced with a plain whit
icias and y small Ratchet iced on top
with the red frosting Color some red
fondant, mould into the shape OF cher
or citron. Serve several OF these in small
cooked hats at each place.
BAKED CANDIED CRANBERRIES.
And just hare let me give you direc-
lions for preparing cranberries that may