Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-31
Mrs. Wilson Advises Worried Mother
to Make Her Children Help With VOL
BY Making Play of the Aid They Give She Can Teach IT,
Many Things That viii Interes, Them :"

cold water directly from tho fo,.
ana chopped ice. Is it proner aeet az
tne water direct from the faucet Wis
out boiling It? '""ee' with.
Is It dangerous TO beo,tb - =. n
cooneu ouon cereal IN the aluminium KEITH
o,.or o .Ignt! prepare the cerssi
evening meal. then cool II ond the
fhe Kettle containing tbo cnra, p'aes
rectly on the ice over nipbt omi ui.
neat in the morning in doubis ho;,.e re-
Does the cereal absorb INV .l. nf ~
metallic substances? VI inc
FANNIE b. II.
Inc ko1uefort cheese dressing l..
made as follows: Work three tsb,.'
spoons OF Ro!uefort cheese in eiss.
taclespoons OF well seasoned FrenSs
dressing, and then add four tablesponnrraa
! spoons of thick cream sauce tbo.ie b.aoie.
ice cold blend well. '''
To prepare the chocolate s;r,n ~,
In saucepan 'p p'ses
TDo cups of sugar,
Tro cups Of cocoa.
one teaspoon of cinnamon.
One and ne-half CUPS of cold MAJ.
Heat slowly to boiling point and osst
for ten minutes then add @'SS
Tro ia biespoonS of pgu;I,a .,t...
One and one-half cups of marshmsy
low cream. whipping until we'll blend.I.
turn In pitcher or crock and placs
cold part Of the refrigerator. II ~.
place four tablespoons of this mi,,rs.
In tall thin glass (the iced tea ,is.s
will do). Add rich milk. slowly wS;n'
ping in milk well, dust lightly Viti
littl6 cinnamon. VIZ
The iced tea will have n better hsv.,
II you Will just make the tea IN u.
usual manner, but making stronts,
drain from the leaves and chill Az
odd the crushed Ice just before seryins
Adding the water direct from the faucss
gives the tea n peculiar taste.
1t is perfectly all right to place IL
cooked cereal in the aluminium kettL
directly on the ice. No harm csr
come to the cereal, nor is It possible h,
the cereal to absorb any metallic q,
mineral substance from tho kettis
Aluminium is splendid ware, and
given just the ordinary care will nv
splendid results for use in the hous,.
hold.
My Dear Mrs. Wilson-In. annins
string beans. lima beans. etc, I hays
followed the cold d-pack method with
most excellent results. Now I haya
range with temperature regulator.
Could l follow the same rule and
! sterilize the jars in oven instead Of
| the wash boiler? If so, at what
temperature should the regulator bs
set. and Should the jars be stood In
q pan of water set on the shelves?
NJ. W.
Prepare your vegetables in the usual
manner. first blanching and then cold
dipping; pack in the stNrilized Jars,
adjusting the rubber and lid. Par.
TALLY tighten md place in n baklns
pan to facilitate handling. and placs
on the bottom shelf. Have the regu.
lator set at $50 degrees and process
for the same length Of time as Won
would in the hot water bath. When
time limit expires, remove jars from
the oven. seal securely and store IN
the usual manner. Use only the very
best grade of rubbers for the jars. i, !
MY Dear Mrs. Wilson, am not
allowed to use sugar, and would like
| to put up some peaches in honey,
Could you tell me the proportions
of water and honey.
MRS. A. Z. B.
If you are not permitted to uu
sugar, you certainly cannot use honey,
Honey is natural invcrt sugar, Or
in other words, sugar in sirup or LIQUID
! form. You can can peaches USING
| Just plain boiling water in place o.
any sirup and you will find them Do.
licious. To use honey in place Of
sugar use equal parts of honey ald
water, heat to boiling point, cook thres
minutes and it is then ready to use.