Evening star., 1949-10-31
Readers Clearing House
APPLE SAUCE.
From M. A. c., Arlington.)

| APPLE SAUCE.
From M. A. c., Arlington.)
Mrs. J. K. G.. Alexandria: I
will give you my recipe for apple
sauce which l believe you will like.
Personally, I use grimes golden
apples or winesap. Pare and
quarter apples and remove core.
put on to cook with about 2 cups
of water. Cook until tender. Put
through sieve, season with juice of
" lemon, 70 teaspoon salt, cup
sugar, u teaspoon cinnamon.
pinch of cloves, and nutmeg. Let
get very cold.
I would appreciate so much
your original recipe for chop suey.
Also roquefort cheese salad
dressing.
From Mrs. r. c., ArlingtonJ
Recently a reader asked for a
recipe containing chopped apples.
I believe this is the one she has
in mind.
Spicy pudding: One cup flour.
l cup sugar, l teaspoon soda. l
teaspoon cinnamon, y teaspoon
cloves. 4 tablespoons m el tie d
shortening, l egg, large apples,
raisins (as many as you desire)
Chop or CRATE the apples. Mix the
flour, sugar, soda and spices to-
gether, add the chopped apples,
the melted shortening, then egg
and raisins. Bake in a creased
casserole 325 degrees for As
minutes or until done Serve with
clear sauce made with l cup water,
sugar to sWeeten, cornstarch to
thicken and a dash of nutmeg.
Serve hot. This is about like plum
pudding and Is delicious.
/ X X X x
HYMN?
From C. B., Bay Pines, Fla.J
Will some one please send me
a copy of a hymn. The words run
"On the other side of Jordan, in
the green fields of Eden, where
the tree of life is blooming. there
is rest for me. -
I cannot locate this hymn any
where
Also a copy of Evolution, >
Where you were tad pole and
was a fish. 3"
Thank you in advance for your
kindness in this matter.
/ X X X X
RETIRE TO FLORIDA?
From Mrs. A. D., WdshingtonJ
Can it be done on a small
government pension? Or are there
means to increase the income?
would appreciate any information
from people who have investi-
gated already.
/ y x x
SPOT FROM WALLPAPER.
REMOVE WHITE SPOTS?
From M. M, Alexandria,
Mrs. B. K. McF.: To remove
hair oil from wallpaper: Get 9
block of magnesia at the drug
store, rub spot with it until well
covered. Leave on several days
Dust off and repeat as often as
necessary. Don't give up hope
for it does act effectively ano
leaves no trace. A white blottel
next to the paper and a warm
(never hot) iron applied to the
blotter also is good.
I'd like to ask how to remove
white spots and water rings from
table tops.
PHONOGRAPH CABINET?
(From Mrs. c. B., WaShingtonJ
have a mahogany old-fash.
ioned phonograph cabinet. 1t is
about four feet high and the wood
is in good condition.
It was my mothers and would
like to use it in some way. Car
any one tell me what I could dc
with it? My husband has some
power tools and is very good al
wood work.
BRAIDED RUGS.
From Mrs. M. X. c., Tdkomo
P1rk.)
i If Mrs. c. F.. K, Rockville, will.
go to a dime store on G street
NV, she will gain valuable infor-
nation on making braided rugs
with special emphasis on sewing
: the braids to each other anc
; shaping. The demonstrations go or
in the basement.
4 X
;, SHRUNKEN SOCKS.
!. (Fron Miss E. A., Washington
}, To A. j. S.. Washington: Yo,
can buy metal sock stretchers ir
department stores. They are SINH.
lar to sweater stretchers and arr
usually found in the notion de.
partment.
Here is a suggestion in washine
any woolens. Use wool foam pow.
der. 1t is especially made. fol