The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-06-26


bottom or the pan 10 cooked, gently
force II apart IN spots with a spoon.
so that the rest may keep running
down until all Ia lone. Brown 1t well
on the bottom, taking care not to burn
II. Fold and serve Immediately on q
hot platter.
Fruit Salad Dressing-Beat two
eggs until very light, and added. grad
ually, while beating constantly. three
ta~blespoonsfuls OF melted butter. three
tablespoonsfuls OF lemon juice apd
one half te~aspoonful OF salt Cook over
hot water until mixture thickens. stir
ring constantly. Cool, then add one
cupful OF heavy cream, beaten until
stiff, one-fourth cupful OF powdered
sugar, one-haIf te~aspoonful each OF
celery. salt ard vanilla. ene-fourth tea.
spoonful OF paprika and three drops or
onion juice. Serve very cold.
Iced Tea-Put a large piece OF Ice into
a punch bowl. make a quart OF the tea
you prefer, but make II much gtronge
than when 1t Is to be drunk hot. Then
wash two lemons and slice them Into the
bowl. ID enough sugar to make the ten
medium sweet and chill.
Fruit Punch-0ne pound of eranulated
sugar, the Juice OF q dozen lemons. the
juice OF q dozen small oranges. two quarts
OF water. Put all three ingredients In a
Bowl and stir until the sugar dissolves.
Then strain and add half a pint of rasp-
berry shrub. Chill and serve with pow
dsred sugar. This will make rs
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
If you mix cornstarch or -four with
sugar before adding it to your pudding
ii will not be necessary to mix IL with
milk or water first, as Is usually the
method.
Apples and bananas fried In olive OIL
are far more delicious and appetizlng
than when fried in butter or other fat.
Bacon fat Is the next best thing after
olive oil. .=8 &~.
Use q SOFT window brush for sweep
ing instead OF the broom on the floors.
1t takes UP all the fine dirt and raises
no dust; nothing better.
To Wash Windows and Woodwork
One tablespoon common lamp oil TO
one-half pail Of soft warm water; wash
and polish with soft cloth.
To Whiten Clothes--Cut a lemon In
slices (withoutsthe rind) and let II re-
main in the boiler until the clothes r
ready to come out. It will make them
very white.
After washing madras curtains,
wiring dry and place back On the poles
to dry, being careful to pull even at
bottom. then take down and press with
warm iron upon papers laid on flour.
Bran filled~into cheesecloth bags is
excellent for cleaning wall paper.
To bake potatoes quickly. clean them
and pour boiling water oye them. Let
minutes, then put them In the oven to
bake. H.
When cooling rewly baked bread
cover 1t lightly with q clean cloth.
When papering a room, remember
that large patterns and dark colors
make the room seem much smaller,
and q plain paper. IL light, will make
1t seem larger.
Apples. cored and filed with chopped
dates or figs, then baked, make excel
lent breakfast fruit.
To Remove Grass Stains-Rub the
stain with lard, then wash with soap
and hot water, a. n would any or
binary garment.
TO Catch Mice-Put sticky fly
paper on pantry shelves. 1t will hold
mice the same as flies, also reaches.
When using a wen place a bowl
OF water on the bottom shelf, and II
will prevent whatever are cooking
TO Keep Linens white-Pack the
linens between blue tissue paper
when you store them away.
Dried : orange peel allowed to
Dsmolder on a piece. Of red hot iron or
ION an old shovel viii kill any bad
odor IN a room and leave a fragrant
one 49, ass a.H ., 4 #t.a& '
When my woodwork has become
scratched with matches i rub 1T first
with q slice OF lemon and then wash
with soap and water. This win re-
move all traces Of the match
II q lump OF soda dissolved In a
little hot water Is added to the blue
water on washing It prevents the blue
from settling in the clothes and makes
them perfectly white.
Boil the milk TO be used In making
custard and let it become thoroughly
cooled before using for the custard. II
will not be apt to curdle or become
lumpy, 49, Ea.S
Scorch marks on baking dishes and
pans may be removed by soaking the
dishes for several hours In q, strong
borax water, and then rubbing the dis
c~olorations of with q soft cloth.
In making French dressing use
twice as much oil as vinegar. -"
You can improve chicken soup IL
you will put a little grated cheese into
1t. tt.tT
Alcohol is fn to take the oreness
out OF a bruise. ...