Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
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then reduce heat to $50 degrees and
continue about 80 minutes or until
a silver knife comes out clean.
(This makes 2 pies.)
To any mother who will have sole
care Of her child, train baby to eat
alone (hold its own bottle).
Try mixing little cereal with the
fruit, it's easier to feed baby. Tie
toys onto highchair with string,
then teach baby to pull up toys that
are dropped.
WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
(Fron, Mrs. F. L. G., Bethesdn.)
In answer to Mrs. B. A., Wash
ington, D. c., who asks the address
of a Woman's Exchange in Balti-
more, Md. There is one in Roland
Park Of which my mother, Mrs.
John e. Cross, Is manager. The
address: Women's Exchange Of
Roland Park, 1912 Roland avenue,
Baltimore 10, Md.
From Mrs. w. E. r., Silper Spring.
The address of a Woman's Ex-
change in Baltimore, Md. is as
follows: Woman's Industrial Ex-
change, 1873 North Charles street,
Baltimore, Md.
SPECIAL CAKE RECIPE?
BOOKS ON PERSONALITY
From Mrs. T. v. M, Alexandria,
The RICH has been so interesting
for me to read, and have enjoyed
it so much! When my mother
visited us she thought it quite
remarkable column, too, always
something worthwhile in 1t every
night.
And now have two quite differ
ent problems on which I would ap-
preciate help:
l. Does any one have q recipe for
a cake (hard to describe) like q sun
shine or sponge cake, 2 or layers
with sort of butter cream frosting
with lemon tang to it?
2. Can any one tell me the names
OF some books and pamphlets on
developing personality?
Il i
SOUTHERN CORN CAKES:
RUSSIAN TEA COOKIES.
from Mrs. r. P. G.. Kensington. J
I can't tell you how much I en-
JOY the RICH and look forward to
the day your book Is published.
Here is my contribution for Mrs.
j. F. r., Mount Rainier:
Southern Lace Edged Corn Cakes:
Two eggs, 2 cups sweet milk, ! cup
corn meal, scant teaspoon salt.
3 tablespoons melted margarine.
Beat the eggs well; add the milk
and beat with rotary egg beater;
add the corn meal in which has
been sifted the salt; lastly add the
margarine. Stir well each
time you bake each cake on we'll
hot griddle, using a spoon
full Of batter to a small cake. Serve
with broiled or fried ham and gravy.
These corn cakes are also delicious
served with a vegetable dinner
Yields about 40 cakes. This recipe
is from an old Southern Cook Book.
Here's hoping this is the recipe Mrs.
j. F. r. has in mind.
Now may give my favorite
cookie recipe?
Russian Tea Cookies: One cup
butter, " cup * sugar, ~ cups
sifted cake -four. Y teaspoon salt,
l teaspoon vanilla, Y cup finely
chopped nuts.
Cream butter and add the sugar
cream together well. Sift
flour once, measure and sift again
with salt, mix together with hands
and add the nuts. Form in balls.
Place on cookie sheet In 400 de-
grees oven for Is minutes. Remove
from pan while warm and roll in
tx sugar. Roll again in sugar when
cool.
These cookies are truly delicious.
They simply melt in your mouth!
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THANK YOU" NOTE.
from Mrs. X. D, Washinoton.)
want to thank all the very nice
people who responded SO generously
TO my appeal for cards and pictures
TO be used in scrapbook work by sick
md convalescent children. l had
hoped to write q note to each OF you, |
out there were so many that this
wasn't possible. Thank you again |
or your wonderful help!