Evening star., 1947-12-22

cook 5 minutes longer. The Ger
mans do not serve any vegetables
with this. only kartoffel klosse,
which means potato balls, which is
a very lengthy recipe.
This recipe was taken from The
Mystery Chef" book. I have never
made it, but all the other recipes
ever tried were the best ever.
GARDEN SALAD?
from Mrs. M. A. McC, Akron,
Ohio.)
/ would be pleased to have a recipe
for a garden salad, tasty one, that
some of the restaurants use.
DOWN QUILT OR PILLOWS
From Mrs. F. P. H., Alexandria.
To the lady who wants to make
down quilt or pillows, she can get
featherproof pillow covers at any
department store. Also quilt covers
ready made. If she has a vacuum
cleaner, bag type, put pillow cover
where the bag is attached and tie
with string, put hose in down mat
tress and draw feathers through
hose in pillow cover. The book with
cleaner has full instructions for pill
low making. The same method can
be used in filling quilt. The quilt
can be stitched in fancy design If
stamped transfer is put on cover be-
fore being filled with down or quilted
by hand. 1 think she might contact
the lady who has the exchange I
am sending address of and she
might find some one who will make
the pillows and quilt. Gentlewoman's
Mart, 1881 Wisconsin avenue, Wash
ington, D. c.
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ICE CREAM, FREEZER METHOD.
From Mrs. J. w. S., Washington.
I see Mrs. A. E. r. asked for
recipe for vanilla ice cream, made
in a freezer. I have not seen a
recipe given like the way we used to
make it. 1t is simple and good. We
always scraped the freezer! Beat 4
eggs, add IL cups sugar and beat
again. Add enough milk to almost
fill a gallon freezer. Add pinch
of salt and vanilla to suit taste.
Peach Ice Cream: To make peach
ice cream, mash about quart OF
soft peaches. add 3 cups Of sugar, a
pinch of salt, and milk enough to
almost fill a gallon freezer. No eggs
or flavoring
Boiled Custard: Here is the way
I used to make boiled custard. Four
teen cups sweet milk, 4 eggs beaten,
~ cups sugar, 10 tablespoons OF
flour, little milk, beaten with eggs.
Put milk in pan on stove and let 1t
come to a boil. Stir in the mixture
Of eggs, sugar. ETC.. and cook until
it thickens. Cook over hot water,
stirring to keep it from sticking, un-
til thickens. May be chilled and
eaten as it is, or frozen. Flavor with
vanilla, or vanilla and lemon mixed,
or orange and vanilla mixed. For
refrigerator ice cream or boiled Gus
tard use 6 cups milk. 2 eggs, cup
sugar, 3 tablespoons of -four. Method
like above. Stir once in awhile while
freezing. Sometimes freezes toe
hard. Does any one know how to
prevent this?
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OVERSEAS RELIEF.
From Mrs. r. M. B., Washington.
May state that here in Washing
ton there is Quaker Clothing Re-
lief Workroom located in the Friends
Meeting House, 2111 Florida avenue
where groups Of volunteers meet te
make over and repair all kinds o1
garments? An average of two tons
is shipped every month to- the
Friends Service Committee which
just won the Nobel Peace Prize, and
through it reaches promptly all the
countries in Europe where there Il
special need. The workroom wei
comes not only actual clothing but
all kinds of pieces of material ano
findings" Just now We are par.
ticularly in need of buttons. And