The Warwickshire Herald. — 1894-04-12 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

DINNER.  Potato soup (Potage Parmentier). Cod I is Portugaise (Cabi!laud a to Portuyalse). Little cases of chicken (Petites canes a la Retne). Fillets of beef with cherries (Filets de bauf aus review). Whipped jelly (Celia 1 t Reuse). Curried rice balls (Ballotage, de rti: I l' Indiemee). Cod ila Portmgals• is served in a tomato sauce with anchovy.—" Daily Dinners A Collection of 366 Distinct Menus in English and French." By Nancy Lake. (London: Frederick Warne and Co.)  CINORALMIX Omar. —Scrape, grate, or pees several times through • mincing machine, half a cocoanut, then pour half • pint of boiling water over it and allow it to infuse for half an hour, strain off the infusion and set it • aside, and pour another half pint of boiling water over the grated cocoanut wain, and let this also infuse 30 minutes. Melt los. of butter in • stewpan; peel one large Spanish onion, shoe it thin and throw into the stewpan. and fry till all the butter and moisture are absorbed. Slice three cloves of garlic and add or rub the Maven with the garlic; sprinkle a teaspoonful of sugar into the pan to colour the onion; add one tablespoonful of curry powder and fry for • few minutes with the onion. Peel one sour apple, core, and add to the other ingredients, then let all stew for several boon, :giving the mixture an occasional stir to prevent burning. Cut about I}lb. of mutton into sethli neat pieces, add to the curry about 20 minutes before the dish is to be served, then pour be first infusion of cocoanut on to the meat. Add a little stock or milk (on no account water), if t”e curry requires more liquid. Continue stewing until the meat is cooked. Add the juice of half a lemon to the curry just before turning on to • very hot dish, and serve at once, garnished with boiled rice.—Myro's Jouraal. HARICOT BRAN 80t11..—Tike one pint of beans and soak them for 12 hours, or more, in cold water. Dry them and put them into a stew-pan with three ounces of clarified fat, two large onions, finely sliced, a couple of carrots, cut small, a bunch of herbs and some thyme. Fry these all together from 10th 12 minutes in the paz, with the lid on; be careful they do not burn. Then add three parts of stock and let the beans cook gently for about two hours. wnen they should be quite tender. Remove the berth, strain the Mock from the beans, pound them with the onions and carrots, and rob all through a wire sieve with the aid of another halfpint of warm stook. If, when all has been passed through the sieve, the soup is rather too thick, add yet a little more stock. Re-best all together, season with pepper and salt, and serve erith small discs of fried bread.—Winter's Wady. ' APPLI Tsirrixrs.—Make some short paste as follows. Put • quarter of • pound of finely-sifted lour on the pasteboard in • heap, and make a bole in the middle, technically called the "fountain"; into this put an ounce and a half of castor sugar, three ounces of butter cut in small pieces, and the least pinch of salt. Mix thoroughly with the hand, adding as many yolks of eggs as will render the Mate -quite smooth and of the desired consistency: Ist the paste rest under a cloth for as hour or two, Oft roll it out with the rolling-pin to the thick▪ ii • quarter of an inch or lees. Line on. patirposs with the paste, till them with usc.oked ski. aad then bake them a light-hrewn colour; infty of the rice, turn out the tartish', and lay Vim to get cold on • sieve. Meanwhile prepare • well-reduced marmalade of apples, flathared with a stick of cinnamon and the thin rind of • lemon; ill the tartlets with this, strew scow fine saw over them, and ornament the top of each with • piec. of quince-jelly cut into the shape if • small lounge. Serve sold.  The number of efeetments obtained by the Marquis of Clanricarde at the Ballinasloe Quarter &micas, which terminated on Saturday, is given by a Dublin paper as 105.  John Henn, a septuagnaz4an, living at Harbury, a small village neat Leamlngton, has committed suicide by. shooting himself throng the head, Be bad been m failing health lately. The Hull fishing-steamer Bimeethound, arrived at Hull, reports having been in collision with the smack Sobriety, of Grimsby, on Saturday. The smack was sunk and four of- the crew drowned.