a turkey,
of
the
article
one
impart a
pot-roasts,
mince-meat
and
hashes.
Nos.
15,
No. 3.
bare. Very
be
abundant,
white
and
Lamb born in
hams, roasts and corned pork.
No.
2.
Hind-loin,
used
pickling
in
salt,
close
No.
bot-
tom,
and
run
sharply
along,
all
well-carved
meats.
The
 
a
very
good
roasting-piece;
it,
To
attempt
to
carve
each
chop
and
serve
it,
a piece upon the
flesh
savorless.
in the same manner;
knuckle farthest from you,
the dotted lines
left of
this. Slices
serve gravy before asking the guest if
he
pleases
soon, and
become hard
therefore,
be
Many cooks
to the
as the
two lower
3.
A
goose
should
never
be
over
a
year
old
carve,
and
certainly
most
difficult
fork, and if the
to
accurately
hit,
some
difficulty
will
be
fowl, slices
An opening may
be
them
body,
from
the
breast
when
they
are
large,
and
breast
of
this
large
game
bird
be
flavored. Pheasants
case, when dressing
the point
young
and
small
is
so
encased
by
breaking
them
they
can
be
dissolved
more.
When
and
a
teaspoonful
of
salt.
When
done,
strain
cloth, and lay it
then
rubbed
materials,
the
principal
with cloves;
of
preceding as
to boil up
kettle
cold
water.
hours,
get
tender,
then
season
it
with
a
of
be
minced
up
meat from
the soup,
parsley.
for
making
three
three
quarts
water,
five
carrots,
little
salt.
Soak
mutton
in
water
and then
cutlets,
dividing
it
with
two
every
ten
minutes
afterwards
in
tureen
and
or
of
sugar.
CHICKEN
much
the
best.
Cut
soup.
PLAIN
ECONOMICAL
SOUP.
Take
a
cold
roast-beef
bone,
pieces
of
beefsteak,
tender.
Take
boiling
a
while
and some celery
to keep up
and leave
out the
of
toasted
bread,
water. Cut an
in cold water, and put it
into
a
soup-pot
with
work
quarter
of
a
pound
of
butter
flour to-
gether, and
add them
to the
the
soup-pot
and
cover
four
on the back
part of the
remain,
MULLAGATAWNY
two fowls
separate
you
find
it
too
boiling
and
is also
meat
and
a
pepper,
a
one lemon,
sweet herbs,
quarts
of
during
this
water.
the
meat is left
the
white
of
half
a
dozen
sliced,
some
herbs,
more
onions, two
enough to
bind all
hard-boiled eggs and half
and drop
minutes
into boiling
of
finely
chopped
suet,
well
rubbed
Mix them well together.
egg
twenty minutes.
rub through
of
butter,
one
water, and heat.
in the
tureen.
Stir
in
fill
the
kettle,
or
an
be fried;
it, it will
risen,
all lean
and
prevents
the
they
will
be
to
cook
very
gently,
or
or three
to the
twenty-four hours,
degree
surface
and
make
that
draining when
note
of
butter
over
it,
and
add
the
other
water
as
for
eating.
Then
the
pickle,
which
must
be
in
proportion
salmon was
boiled, allow
pre-
vent
with
Let
this
paste
first
laid
round
the
edge.
Before
on
very
clean
white
fanciful
with salt and
method of
flour
which
has
the water,
lay it
on a
roll
them
in
wheat
side-
dish,
tape.
Rub
the
fish
over
slightly
with
butter
and bent
with
two
table-
it, soak it for
 
buttered
gridiron,
sticking,
and
as brook
garnished
make
it
perfect.
It
should
be
baked
a piece
of butter
back,
mixture
the
fire,
cover.
Let
them
stand
a
teacupful of sweet
as
the
with
a
little
parsley.
BOILED
with
salad
oil
or
butter;
fish,
the
edges,
to
bottom
pot with their
Above this
turn
off
fire
again
and a
suitable
dish
and
place
it
the
milk
from
scorching.
This
dinner.
FISH
FRITTERS.
Take
bring it
this
boil
with
the
fish
about
fifteen
minutes,
very
batter of
like
water
flour;
a manner
as to
them
in
a
soft.
Put
it
sauce
of
drawn
butter,
two
all
the
fat
from
them
and
remove
the
crisp
bits
Send the
terrapins to
covered dish,
a
sauce
tureen,
and
will
be
enough
hot
water
to
the
sauce-
pan.
The
;
done
and
should
be
taken
a
sauce;
add
the
saucepan; 2 oz. flour,
a can
meat,
until
the
pan
is
filled.
Cover
the
crumbs.
;
fire.
Serve
hot
thickly
jfolded
napkin
more. Place them
on a
cloth to
set
it
over
the
fire
in
a
the
The
a
Fulton
or
select
oysters;
more
thoroughly
dry
and
roast
over
a
charcoal
forty-five
minutes.
paste,
or
common
pie
crust,
and
prepare
another
sheet
of
paste
plenty
of
pepper;
spread
;
bottom, and
boil
and
saucepan
salt pork
onions
finely
chopped,
size
-water
and
With
the
pepper,
a
cream;
the skin
under the
leg or
When
poultry
is
young
ine
skin
is
thin
be thick
where it
shows under %a^'%ski^;i on the legs and back. About March they
deteriorate
in
quality.
Young
ducks
ana
when
pressed
between
the
thumb
'and
and legs
giving vent
cloth,
rub
the
rub
it
over
with
buttered
white
paper.
A
fifteen
gizzard,
mash
the
liver
minutes and
placing it, as you
or the green
melted
dressing
either
fowls,
much
slice to each
liquor can
the meat
from the bones of cold turkey and chop it fine. Put a
layer of
dish, moisten them with
some of
the
to
a
door
open.
Have
already
made
the
one or two
down
bones;
with
two
or
three
the
gravy.
This
is
a
difficult
fatter
the
meat. Stuff
with the
clean
cloth,
a piece
of butter
flour over, baste
that
chopped
the
as
possible,
cover
cold
water
egg,
and
a
little
celery,
if
liked.
should
be
added
under
the
wings
and
laying
the
the
gridiron
with
the
inside
gridiron
and legs
fire
under
that
part,
that
the
putting
or
fowl,
roll
enough
stale
and a
taste
square
water
to
Now cut
butter as
egg,
and
the rice to dry and the
grains
to
separate.
boiling
order
boiling. Boil .hree-quarters
biscuit
dough,
and
plenty
line
them
with
slit
in
centre,
through
which
the
gravy
will
prove a
tender
stir
into
it
pick
up
the
meat
quite
fine.
Boil
half
a
minced
chicken,
bits
liquor,
over
this
put
is
filled.
Pour
securely, and
 
the
chicken for fricassee.
half a teaspoon-
Stir
up
little water
and add
a
right kind of an
California
the
dressing,
thyme,
etc.,
to brown
a little;
until tender; then
extra
the gravy poured over
dish
the feathers,
wing,
press the
under
baste with
a
sharp
fire.
large enough
with
parsley.
TO
ROAST
PARTRIDGES,
PHEASANTS,
Stuff them
can
leave
out
birds,
quail,
snipe,
woodcock,
etc.,
and
split
that rises;
then add
salt and
salt
pork
boil
up.
^g'g', remove
as
dice,
and
styles
the hare
and the
rabbit, the
latter. The
water. If a
out
of
or
brown
tablespoonf
Take out
the rabbits
and set
in a
of butter,
the head or
boiling water,
of
game,
but
when
a
superlative
bruise
the
bodies
well,
and a few peppercorns;
roasting, wash it
of
a little
killed
pan, with
that the
close,
venison
more
hours
according
to
the
size.
the flesh firm
and dry, fine
and the
order to
ing
cover-
gives
pound,
in
another
of
method, which is
sides
Broiled
will
be
hardened
boiled,
put
it
If
meat or
poultry the
cold
Put in
sacks, with
the straw
through
to
deposit
the
eggs.
for
quently
with
its
prepared.
drippings
from
the
dripping-pan
take
these
puddings
glowing
bed
of
coals.
it comes to
or
nice
beef
lay in
then
pour
in
saltpetre,
one-quarter
on
broad
tape,
to
keep
it
lay a
beef
entirely
to
little cloves, an onion
from the gravy,
pieces,
the meat;
cracker or
minutes.
Take
up
bot-
tom
of
a
kettle
out
be
carved
then
to
the
bandage the
of
saltpetre,
liquor
it
makes
it to keep
meat
is
fit
for
recipe is for
Towards
spring
brine. Beef
from
black pepper
over every
will be
When
baking-dish
put
this
flour;
cover
it
up
on
beaten
on top of
egg,
place
the
dish
be
brown.
Worcestershire
i
sauce
or
any
slices,
lay
some
sides
with
half an
having first
the
middle;
brush
out
the eggs
are cooked;
toast.
FLANK
STEAK.
it.
One is to slice it diagonally across the grain; the other
is to broil it
the
brine
in
which
it come
to a
a
cab-
bage
carefully
when
cold.
The
carrots,
parsnips
and
thin
as
possible,
sprinkle
another layer
you
prefer
it,
oven,
moderately
heated,
and
fortnight
in
moderate
weather.
It
a
the
stove
its
original
soft
pinch
of
pepper
flour
wet
ham.
Also
mince
a
teaspoonful
of
pepper,
of
stock
or
milk
egg
beef.
well
Flatten them
a little,
and
cracker
crumbs,
fry
nice.
be
quarter
Cold steak
Or, if the meat is in
small
pieces,
cover
them
with
with hot
on
a
dish
or
buttered
toast.
little
salt
and
pepper;
into
the skin and
cov-
fuls
made of
flour and
wineglass of
Next
day
cut
it
into
long
slips,
and
egg, and
to
it,
small
with tomato sauce,
causes
all
same as for
all directions; place in
down, and
over
pounds
will
stuffing,
and
also
stewed with
too
hot
stuff
sprig of
warm
water.
ivater
afterwards turning
into
or
pail,
mixing
Nice
for
sandwiches,
when
cooled
flatten
each;
a wire basket,
them,
the
lid
on
the
you
hot
water
to
cover
it
turn
pudding-pan,
line
in
the
size
of
in which the
meat was boiled
puff
-paste
turns, and roll
pork, cut in thin
will
thicker than
for pancakes;
muffin rings
dish, lay
a
and strain
water
cover
then
roll
them
in
egg
prepare
them
as
above,
;
the ear,
again in
stewpan, into which lay
top. Simmer it
pour
off
most
of
the
fat
from
the
frying
pan,
an
fat
over
darker
than
the
all
together
for
a
few
minutes
and
serve
immediately.
MUTTON
first;
then
afterward
sauce.
compactly; put
it in
a cup
of water
Send the
water.
Cover
with
it
over
the
meat
deep earthen
an
inverted
oven un-
til nicely
that
MUTTON
CUTLETS.
(Baked.)
Prepare
them
to
be
served;
thoroughly
cleanse
them;
layers)
in
a
brown
stone
their
burning.
Place
the
nice
loin
chops
a
neat
round
shape
by
putting
a
small
skewer
through
each.
them
and the
is
absorbed;
twist
the
fillet, place it
or eight pounds will require two
hours
very
fine,
put
milk;
all the
the
leg,
the
shoulder,
the
thorough
cooking
than
most
meats;
To
choose
and
smooth,
and
only
—
of
the
more
fresh.
ROAST
PIG.
Prepare
your
dressing
as
for
Dressing
for
fresh towel, salt the
the
often
with
a
will
gravy with
ROAST
LEG
OF
PORK.
cold
for serving the dinner
to
cover
moulding-board
until
very
light.
No
steam
should
them.
hot
dish;
with them, if
inch thick,
centre
of
each
piece;
at
the
bottom
with hot
flour
as
or six
more,
and
the
pork
destroys
roll
white,
and
quently while
cooking, to
remove the
more
delicate.
Put
each
ing,
but
have
been
left
from
a
previous
meal
eggs; fry a
dish.
Take
the
head,
by
stirring
con-
stantly
at
dish.
TO
BAKE
hours.
Then
cut
away
then
of
black
hot.
BROILED
HAM.
the
upper
side
of
in
tepid
or
hot
in
the
sun,
upon
clean
skins
chopping-bowl,
and
was
boiled
between two
flat surfaces,
saltpetre,
one
over
the
fire,
and
heat
it
hot,
stirring
will
be
complete.
Let
a
large
cut
of four quarts
of common salt,
In
simmer
until
nothing
remains
but
brown
scraps.
Remove
common
sauces.
and
let
be
lumpy.
If
a quarter
of a
juice,
one
tablespoonful
of
chopped
or
may
be
and spawn,
and a
milk;
take
three
of
capers,
with
a
from the bottle
cupful
of
butter,
and
gradually
that
have
been
chopped
fine.
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste.
Serve
watching closely
and
salt.
be
added
to
Miss Parloa.
fish.
APPLE
SAUCE.
When
you
wish
to
serve
apple
sauce
with
meat
prepare
in
a
shallow
stewpan
to
two
hours
or
more,
or
until
they
until
it
a teaspoon-
mix
well.
ERENCH
MUSTARD.
Three
tablespoonfuls
of
mustard,
oil,
taking
first
barked
tree,
about
forty
gathered
before
they
are
dust)
the
herb
and
sift
through
sauce,
boiled meats. Tomatoes are
pig's
fried
eggs
fried,
prefers it; these
with two
and one
be served,
or it
all
Some
to this
teaspoonfuls of
the meat
in small
of an
[broken
or
flat
put
with
same as chicken salad.
roast
be
substituted.
Line
claws
should
not
be
crab
meat,
of the
the
—
through
pour
about
a
wash
leaves. Endive is of
and
to taste;
butter (use butter always
POTATO
SALAD,
HOT.
Pare
them
mix with them a
onion to
Scrape
the
outside
stalks,
and
roots; lay it in cold
water
until
near
the
time
needles
several
times
and
them
fresh
looking.
appetizer,
served
boiled eggs
oil
and
other
ingredients,
tomatoes)
one
a bottle.
It should
same
time,
add
recipe.
and bottle
of
shallots,
one
ounces of
anchovies,
two
of pepper, a quarter of an ounce of mace, half an
ounce
of
cloves
away.
In
the
pickles.
Porcelain
or
such
purposes.
Vinegar
that
is
used
for
spices. Alum
bags.
from
losing
its
strength,
over
the
cucumbers;
let
them
stand
twenty-four
hours. Now
alum the size
inch
thick,
cucumbers,
day
with salt,
not too
of mustard.
tomatoes, then
equal quantities of
the
cabbage
for
use.
Four
tablespoonfuls
of
made
mustard
should
bell
peppers,
extract
as to
for a
we
can
get
one
cut
in
a stone
is
cooked
all
two days, changing the water two or three times; then
remove the
a
lump
of
One
pound
of
of allspice,
day
or
seed;
bruise
all
the
spices
and
i
thee
canned.
I|
PICKLE
sun-drying thirty
the
hquor
over
them,
and a
Slice
each
cucumber
then put them
over it two
seed, two
of
them when entirely cold in a
wide-
mouthed
For five
gallons of
casks,
one
strong,
add
it
diluted,
pickles;
puti
Cheap
them and rub off
in
several
places
with
follows : For a hundred
and mix them
making a sweet
pickle for fruit,
wish
coarse cloth to
one
cup
of
jars.
good cider
the
vinegar
the seeds; then add
fire
with
the
vegetable
dish,
with
a
piece
skins rubbed
jackets;
drain,
peel
and
serve
them
in
the
midst
butter over them.
cover
with
water
milk
piece of butter on
half
dime.
Some
prefer
under
them
and
slide
Garnish with parsley
potatoes are
hot all
through, and
pour into
with a coarse
cloth or scrubbing-brush;
if done, it
and
boiling
lard.
them
while
hot.
FRIED
thin,, the same
as for frying.
a
onion is
steamer over
were
dressed,
of water,
chopping-bowl
salt
and
before
serving
size of
the
heat through
with
When
and
drain
them,
boil
up
the
lard
again,
is wasteful, inasmuch
covered
dish.
time you do
potatoes may
be cut
be cut in half
egg,
pepper
and
salt
to
an hour, or
full.
Bake
twenty
minutes
many believe. A
as
pepper.
When
to
many
who
could
not
otherwise
boiling water, into which
over
and
made
with
melted
butter,
salt,
a pan of
green
it
from
the
drain and serve
is
small-sized
cut
cabbage,
pouring
over
steamed cabbage,
hot
and
be-
comes
they
place
enough
then let
from the rice,
off from the
part
of
them till
quite tender,
o their
(see
Sauces)
them
fine;
add
to
make it in
when
are
done
take
one
ing
spoon
small
with pepper,
a cup
well
mixed,
of
Or,
prepare
them
steak. A
add a
water; if not
from the cob,
breakfast
of sugar,
top of
cobs
water that the corn
shelled
in
with
as the
air will
onion,
salt
;
last of Septem-
as
green
skins, throwing
them, as
of flour
chopped
stew
for
young
and
tender
in
—
water,
well
salted.
While
When
will
lose
both
very
ner,
such
as
cabbage,
parsnips,
potatoes,
etc.;
sprinkle
over
them
a
little
pepper,
place
in
and drain
and
until
quite
of
six,
such
as
greens. All
leaves, and
so diminishes
chop them
; the greens should
over
a
little
and
salt,
then
add
enough
the same
Wipe
boil
for
five
button
mushrooms
are
very
nice,
either
in
fish
stews
or
due pro-
portion, they
grit
an
hour;
take off the paper, wipe the truffles and serve them in a shot
napkin.
MACARONI
bit of
salt, then
with
a
one
of
flour.
Add
two
pepper
boil-
ing
salted
a
little
warm
water
to
bring
little and set in a cool place for
an hour to
drop of
cooled
with
it
egg;
add
of saltpetre; boil
to
more
than
cover
strong
enough
a thin
set
in
gently
of Pre-
a
ladle
without
by two
persons; dash
hang it up
them
Place a clean
cloth or towel
dish and
it
of
sweet
milk
by
forming
the
CHEESE
SOUFFLE.
sim-
it about three
and
just before the
SCALLOPED
CHEESE.
recipe.
well-buttered, first cutting
paste,
grated
baking-
sheet
slightly
floured.
not
the toast and
not
fresh.
The
best
time
for
preserving
eggs
is
convenient
end
of
the
egg
downward,
or until
Turn
over
toast
or
Eggs
can
be
season with
with two
eggs
over
them,
until
into
a
in half
over
the
buttered
writing
paper;
MIXED
squares
no
larger
than
when sufficiently
more than an
instead
each, than to try
the eggs in
a
paste
in
the
sorrel,
fold the
than
a
plain
one.
CHEESE
OMELET.
Beat
up
three
dish;
Very
good.
milk. Stir
Make a plain
fine,
cream
enough
pepper and salt
BREAD
four or six
tre is
other
ingredients
plate to cool.
possible;
then
mix
common
cheese
half a
good, palat ble and
ingredients
used
to these,
there must
which destroys the
baking
bread
it
brown,
immediately
from
the
longer
needed.
of the
several
mid-
the
;
place to
loaves
oven, the oven
and
let
it
stand
advan-
tage
of
bowl,
it
may
imme-
diately
be
corked
is
thick
enough
tea-kettle has
cakes. Set
during
the
top
the yeast
top
of
one-half
teaspoonful
of
salt,
and
two-thirds
together
thoroughly,
made
pans.
VIRGINIA
BROWN
BREAD.
One
pint
of
corn
minutes
after
it
is
slipped
from
much
;
;
make a
a
smaller.
RYE
AND
CORN
BREAD.
or
fire, with
cupful
of
yeast,
quarts
of
flour.
and bake
as any
bread,
then
bowl
each;
strew
in the morning
then
made
with
sweet
milk
by
using
one
and three
shallow
till
it
cake depends
on its
hot
of air
appears
sour
a hot
them
be
made
late
the
day
before
wanted
for
breakfast.
a
newspaper,
so
as
to
cause
the
box,
take
off
the
the fire.
and
you
can
always
to
be
made
crisp
the
flour
knead
it
middle of
and cut
out with
a
cup
of
sugar,
thoroughly with enough flour
ter-cakes;
minutes.
PARKER
an
egg,
one-half
of
fresh
night.
fold one-half
over the
of compressed
salt.
and
cracks
put it back
in the tray
Bake
in
a
quick
oven.
These
biscuits
are
fine.
SALLY
LUNBT.
Warm
buttered, shallow
beat these
;
top
of
each
egg,
to make a stiff dough; set to rise, and when
light mold
and
cinna-
mon
over
the
top
and
place
in
the
paste.
of
round
shape
quarters.
CRACKNELS.
tablespoonfuls of butter and a
gill
be
of
a
half
cup
until it is
and
stand
of
until
very
light.
One
be
used
two
cups
griddle in
Drop in hot gem-pans
cream will
morning
in
hot
one
one
tablespoonful
of
brown
sugar,
one
of
melted
lard
milk,
put
hour
in
advance,
that
they
the
irons
thoroughly,
then add an
eggs, two
spoonfuls of
risen, bake
and
a
half
In this batter stir a pint bowl of fruit any
fresh
are
nice^—
or
warm
of home-made
the
batter
stiff
enough,
or milk, a
the morning,
soda and flour
of
salt,
three
teaspoonfuls
of
baking
meal;
after
it
cools
to bubble
right
consistency.
Beat
the
more soda.
RICE GRIDDLE-CAKES.
;
white),
then
strain
hot and
of
milk
and
water
until
the
tablespoonfuls
of
prepared
flour,
two
cups
and
sugar,
the
seasoning,
flour
separately,
one
light
a
served
with
and
rum
; stir
this
and
elegant
into
pieces
ttvice;
slightly
press
of
stale cake; fry them
with
powdered
sugar
or
When you
charms.
These
as
GREEN CORN FRITTERS.
One pint of
well, add the corn
corn
mixed,
quick
oven.
This
in the
a cup
;
time.
Have
the
griddle
hot
and
—
like
butter
mixed
in
Must
be
an
in
egg.
fire,
where
as
time
it
 
in
quart of water to
ounces
of
cooking
to
make
it
palatable
of
be.
of salt
gradually
heat
summer.
cover
hours.
When
very
evenly,
remove
water, then
eggs,
or
until
the
and pepper,
nicely
on
and keep
and let it
cool. Next, having
stirred until they boil.
simmer for
meat
upon
Serve
at
once
even
tea-
spoonful
it
in
begins to melt,
toast dipped
narrow bread-
half
a deli-
cate brown.
Arrange the
toast on.
through.
Serve
immediately.
APPLE
TOAST.
fry of
place
left
amongst
them.
They
should
then
be
laid
to become
be
safe
thick
brown
paper
double,
and
fast, put
five minutes at
least; the cake
to fall.
the middle
put again into
the oven a
not crack,
tin
until
it
eggs
be
white of
the eggs and
throw a small
as soon
be
beaten
lay
it
aside
for
ornamenting
afterward.
is well
mixed. Rub
the cake
with a
the
fire.
This
is
fire
with
rind
; beat
together
between
layers
of
cake.
top
ping
it is
to
see
when
together
two tea-
gradually with the rest; flavor to taste.
Beat all thoroughly, then
beautiful
almonds;
when
liked,
a
little
pounded
mace.
an earthern
Bake
a
nice
light
brown.
COCOANUT
POUND
CAKE.
oven.
a
teaspoonful
of
spoonful of
buttered
butter, two
of
butter,
Bake
carefully
cake, the yolks
a
cup
of
butter,
sifted twice
the
whites
of
teaspoonful of
Dark
Part.
—Yolks
of
first the
of the
flour and
the yeast
of flour and
chocolate stirred
eggs
to
a
stiff
froth
lightest
possible
cream,
two
cupfuls
add
three
cup-
fuls
quite as stiff
as usual for
light,
then
add
Qgg.
Bake
whites
thickly
with
this
icing,
place
sift
gently
five
eggs
tablespoonfuls
the fruit in at the last,
dredged in
of wine, one
cup of raisins,
Mix a teaspoon-
soda
in
lightly.
Bake
in
beat
the
yolks
until
the
make a round
following
half a cup
cups of flour, two
sour cream or
an
orange
Divide
work
it
well
with
a
of
and
one
and
a
as well as a
row
strips
ter
their
dry them
and bake the cakes about ten minutes,
watching
with
creamed
with
the
sugar,
eggs, the
whites only,
two
cupfuls
each
of
sugar
and
flour,
the
whites
nine
to
color.
and serve.
This may
roll
over
them.
cup
of
butter
be
unmanageable,
throw
of strong essence
of lemon, and
each cake,
apart,
as the blade
and
yolks
thin
quick
them
out.
sugar
been
and cut
juice of
tablespoonful of
cup
butter,
one-half
cup
milk,
baking
powder,
one-half
as
the
mixing.
In
the
that
they
the
lard
should
never
soak
dropped
;
lard,
;
three
soda
dissolved
when very
light roll
;
and mold
; add
them
to
whole
nice break-
fast cake
with coffee.
of sifted sugar,
until it falls
from the spoon,
butter
time into
the boiling
surface
a
heaping
teaspoonful
of
baking
powder
appearance. If you
crust
thus
be
and
in
a
cool
place
in
little trouble.
fit
it
to
a
buttered
pie-plate
by
cutting
oven,
towards
the
centre,
flatten
and
re-roll,
then
place,
in
exception, the
tablespoonful of
this
being
rolled
down,
The
less
flour
not
be
good
egg,
pound
of
as little as possible
fold the
as
rolling-pin
; then
fold
over
the
in all,
crust,
as
a
custard
squares
over with butter,
well. Cut a
of cold
water
sufiiciently
to
rinse
cooks
before
; then fill
two
and
a
slightly
hour.
little hole in
a
out
of
three;
water, the
of
paste,
have been
with nutmeg. Then beat into
this
the
milk
the
them, and
to every
;
top
crust.
Take
the
whites
of
three
eggs
turned
into
When the
custard is
whites
stove and
custard
Take a
of
then add the
cook
when
cooled,
pour
it
brown
slightly.
This
until it is a
the
fire,
and,
bit of
the
pie
a
layer
of
lemon,
then
one
of
sugar,
then
one
lastly,
of
the
crust.
This
quantity
Stir
together
pie-pan
lined
with
deep
pie-pan
that their
The
cake
froth
in
half
be
are much cheaper.
hour.
BLACKBERRY
PIE.
Pick
the
rhubarb
nearly
into
an-
other.
Then
simmer
it
centre of the
necessary
to
sweeten
sufficiently.
Now
fill
of
making
a
cranberry
pie.
a
little
water,
just
them and
lay strips
of paste
can
be
put
on
before
it into a large pot or
saucepan
with
stove, where it
SaUASH PIE.
makes
two
it
and
pounds of
raisins, seeded,
fine,
one
tablespoonful of salt, one
tablespoonful of pepper, one
until
cover
it
MINCE
PIES.
Common
of
them
and
brush
the
turnovers
over
a little sugar first
bake in small
These
are
oven
MERINGUE
CUSTARD
TARTLETS.
Select
pouring
stew
the
COCOANUT
TARTS.
Take
half a
the
yolks
and
the
whites
of
juice.
Eat
cold.
rind
small
in
become sufficiently
;
to fifteen minutes.
GERMAN FRUIT PIE.
and
a
pint
of
flour;
half
an
and
sides
removing
edge, trim off
;
of a
in
patty-pans
thawed
and
mixture
quick oven. It
is better to
and
any
;
jelly on each.
BOILED
CUSTARD,
OR
MOCK
CREAM.
Take
two
even
tablespoonfuls
of
pound of shelled
them. Beat eight
eggs very light
not till
eggs,
with
stood
with
eight
sieve
with
a
dish
will
drain
through
box.
three-fourths
often.
Beat
scalding milk
will curdle)
or
tarlatan,
beaten
pint of boiling
place. To
this could
cream
it
to
boil,
stir
in
the
has
been
previously
oiled
with
the
stirring
then
BANANA
CREAM.
After
whites beaten stiff,
utes to
thoroughly dissolve
eggs
cut
with
a
knife.
Take
cream
and
let them
gelatine
dissolved
in
a
pint
of
cold
water.
Let
the
in
the
oven.
SYLLABUB.
pour
the
milk
in,
holding
forth
nutmeg
over
it.
of
molds
;
in
cook
until
it
Strain this into
Beat
peel, sufficient
water to
through
trifle
dish
with
few
eggs
sugar
and
dish
lemon
eggs
and
the
whites
it
dish. Now whip the whites
of the
far enough
each
island,
also
by
filling
wine-glasses
much to the appearance
and let it
served
serve
with
strawberry
;
water,
wet
in
cold
set
away
cupful of water for two
hours.
Add
one
and
about five
and
three-quarters
of
cupful
of
whites
of
froth,
add
a
tablespoonful
of
sugar
summer,
on
ice.
To
turn
out,
dip
ready.
pounded
ice
and
into
this
set
another
quarts.
Into
a
deep
bowl
or
pail
one and
cream
is
all
lightly
at
harden.
This
pour
whites
soak
it
cake (of any
sugar
a
half
of
milk,
set
can use
all corn-
starch, about
of
a
cupful
of
cold
water,
one-
and pulp, a little
in the
cold water
to a
boil on
dissolved,
until it
aside
mixture
dissolved
hot,
cover
to it
cupful of jelly,
pie
the
before
wanted ;
then
when
dish
it
is
scant
cupful
;
FRUIT SHORT-CAKES.
Rolls and
sufficient
melted
butter,
hot,
to
the
six
eggs
;
full. Then
pour over
should
be
peeled
and
leave
on
their
stalks,
beat
the
and
fruit
soon
change
color.
Do
not
sugar
them
in
the
dish
JELLY
FRITTERS.
in the
serve.
fine
stems on and
the
stems
few whole
cloves and
some sticks
Cover
the
stew gently till the fruit is done, which will depend
on
the
quality
with half
a cupful
and drop
they
begin
to
out
the
soft
part
of
each
meringue.
meat,
the
whites
to a paste
;
roll
the
of
a
•
paste
with
beat two
add a pint
the
pour ovjer
a
napkin,
some of
layer of strawberries or
berries,
and
gelatine
into
a
cupful
portions of the
a
third
Place in a deep
jelly which
sugar
and
gelatine,
serving
time,
dip
molds,
the juice
may be
rapid
and
FRUIT ICE-CREAM.
cupfuls of
turn on
milk, three eggs, one
the boiler.
the
half
a
pound
of
sugar
it
be-
gins to boil, stir into it a tablespoonful of cornstarch or rice flour
which
has
freeze
a coarse
freeze
again.
Almost
any
kind
of
fruits
that
are
may
be
substituted
for
the
above.
eggs
to boiling,
as
as
you
would
batter,
one
pint
of
water
;
make
fine
frozen
full quart
a
few
stirring
it
with
a
wooden
and
should
be
thoroughly
beaten
together
before
any
of
the
milk
or
seasoning
is
with-
out
having
been
thus
beaten,
the
milk
will
and it
table
it
place in
a
a
floured
hands
custard
and
them
into
boiling
pint of
milk, a
large pinch
dumpling
of three
teaspoonful
chopped
well beaten and
them
milk,
a
pinch
tablespoonful
let it
a quick oven.
and
Now
stir
in
one
lemon,
three
ounces
core
and
the eggs
moderate
oven.
Serve
with
sauce.
stand
of
over
the
top
COLD
sugar
of huckleberries and
peaches in
pint
bowl
of
chopped
apples,
mix
of salt.
two
hours.
Serve
into
a
basin,
cupful of
should
be
; then
beat
half
a
thick
eggs
a pint
tea-
spoonful
of
powdered
nutmeg
and
half
a
eggs
and quartered
a
grated
pint
of
flour,
one
dissolved in
dish.
Eat
spread
roughly
a quart and
the
half
cupful
Cover the
froth,
and
until
strongly
flavored.
a pint
of rich
by
as a custard
sugar and
thoroughly,
then
finish
baking.
Serve
it
and a
pint of
in a
a cupful
hours.
Serve
with
sweet
sauce.
CORN
MEAL
PUFFS.
Into
one
quart
of
Pour this
the
oven
to
brown,
of
cupfuls of
thick,
butter
a
large
common
the
whole
boiling
and
stand
and
cool.
When cold, add to it one-half pound of sugar and the
yolks
one pound of
tablespoonful
of
mace,
cinnamon
and
the
for the pudding
two
of
cinnamon,
half
well-beaten
one
after
the
other,
take
all
the
Serve
a
pint
a
large
slips,
one
;
cupful of molasses, one
closely. Set
full
of
boiling
water,
adding
than four
some
;
of milk,
many
kinds
can
be
used
and
a cupful of butter, half a cupful of granulated sugar,
one table-
line
the
pudding-dish.
Put the
Beat
together
the
sugar,
the
into
of
the
eggs
to
oranges
into
thin
of two large lemons
;
 
be turned while
buttered basin
sugar
and
the
rest
of
or
seems
too
RASPBERRY PUDDING.
eggs.
whites
separately,
a tablespoon-
buttered molds
cover
to
prevent
mold
from
nutmeg.
gooseberry,
are
edges
well
together,
untie the cloth, turn
serve
frothy,
or
until
the
sugar
and
beat
again
one
quart
of
about
to
boil,
having
added
a
it
improves
it
to
egg
slips, and
;
all
the
water ;
add
and slightly
butter, and, when cool,
begins to
Serve
an
hour
form with
little cups
of
huckleberries,
floured.
light
and
table.
PINEAPPLE
PUDDING.
water
same as for apple
thick.
grated
orange
peel,
then
roll
it
running
out. Boil it in a floured cloth one hour and a half. Serve
it
with
lemon
sauce.
Fine.
HOLEY
 
teaspoonfuls baking
in
delicious
made
with
strawberries
and
eaten
a custard with
little
wine,
stewed
soft.
enough
to
pour
from
a
spoon.
Put
into
youngness
and
on
the
table
browned
and
smoking
hot,
eat
the oven
until crisp.
Before serving,
serve
with
fruit,
one cupful
of sweet
jelly, jam
conserve within. Close the slit
 )y
pinching
warm with
A
; add
to
brandy
and
whites
of
the
eggs,
one
Beat
the
butter
pan over
the fire,
Delicious.
LIftUID
water, six
whole cloves
of a
lemon cut
ful of
a piece
a walnut. Boil
tin
into
it
one
teaspoonful
of
and add
and grated rind of
grate
flavor
to
;
once
or
more.
CARAMEL
SAUCE.
Place
; turn
it
into
the
wine. The
then
strain.
OLD
STYLE
SAUCE.
One
pint
This
is
very
pint of
dash of
pint
over the
until time
a paste
add a cupful of
flavoring
to
pastries
and
pudding
sauces.
LEMON
—
is
to
;
jars
is generally
moderate
the
fruit
is
over
ripe,
any
it
jelly
of cranberries allow nine
them
Put
in
the
preserving
syrup
into
the
stove,
thoroughly,
and
fine
prongs,
and
;
skimmer
and
place
to the kettle, and
;
; the jelly
carefully
which
has
from
the
peach-stones
allowing
a
time
until
on a
pound of
sugar; pare
nearly
like
the
way
is
this fruit
to
preserve,
and
from
the
syrup.
Put
fruit
the
pieces
hours ;
take
of the stalk
least
lined saucepan
together to a rich
it from
again,
let
and
roughly
and pour it boiling
be
may
be
used,
beginning
with
fruit
will
be
excellent.
TO
PRESERVE
FRUIT
WITHOUT
SUGAR.
Cherries,
strawberries,
tight;
seal
the
until wanted, when
to
be
retained
dishes or
pans, and
when cold, close and
bushes too
and set it in a
vessel
of
the cur-
them up occasionally. Then
twenty
minutes,
tied up
serving
the
jelly
into
small
pots,
cover
down,
few
juice,
allowing
a
pound of loaf sugar to every pint of juice, and boil fast for at least half
an
seems
done,
remove
and
put
porcelain-lined
preserving
all
the
seeds
if
until it is entirely
come to
a boil
the
pulp.
and
shreds.
are very
one-half
women
do
white
of
an
affecting the flavor.
the
right
minutes.
Having
;
invisible creatures
they cannot
and
seal
dry cellar. After
can see some
which they were put when
cold,
remaining
until
it
was
glass
has
tin
much
nicer
and
keep
Fruit must
to prevent
pulp from the
skin, as the
having the
skins boiling,
let
them
one
two
and
and nearly three
pints of water
tightening them up.
be
sealed
canned
fruit.
CANNED
TOMATOES.
simple
process.
A
a
boil.
the
fire,
let
the
water
cool,
then
until cold, then
Put
the
sugar
and
plums
alternately
 
of
can
be
made
by
boil it slowly
does
same as canned
in stone
one piece
of
three-quarters
quite clear. Take them
hour,
and
then
filter
it
let
it
steep
till
the
as
may
be
directed.
to
(423)
give
the
juice
very
strong
cases.
Loaf
sugar
will
generally
do
for
all
candy-making
without
further
clarification.
very
clean
and
as a colored
sugar in crystallized
will run
if
intended
brittle
dropped in cold
water, it will
them.
the
sugar
can
be
those
kind
usually
sold
at
the
grocer's.
FRENCH
CEEAM
CANDY.
bowl.
hands
and
work
set
it
back
upon
in plates
a hazel
you
did
should look
clear as
jelly. Practice
currants, figs, a little
boiling water,
fork,
well
beating
it
in.
upon a
to-
gether.
the
small
table-
lemon. Boil all
to cool,
pour two
teaspoonfuls of
flavoring over
of
an
egg,
boil
when cold.
were,
pea;
mint measured
while the
sugar is
taking care
brittle.
plates
EVERTON TAFFY, OR BUTTER-SCOTCH.
Two CUPFULS of sugar,
one cupful of cold
mark into
may
be
sep-
arate
and
all
coated
with
the
sugar.
POP-CORN CANDY. No. 2.
grain of cochineal.
in
half a
the
raisins,
beat it
nuts. Pour into a
it.
Let
it
get
half
an
your
hands
;
Roll
a
plate,
side
what
is
gtill
little
allowing a
quarter of
up in a cloth, and will keep perfectly from season
to season.
add
gradually
the
confectioners
are
made
the sugar used,
a
are
better
the
day
after.
FRENCH
VANILLA
CREAM.
Break
into
a
into cone-shape forms
in con-
using lemons
together. The
Cream,
it rises
and begins
to boil,
cupful
the
stove
or
range
then
let
the white of
coffee added.
ground coffee, and
coffee
into
table.
It
porcelain teapot, but if you do use metal let it
be
tin,
new,
tin
or
be
allowed
placed
milk,
milk as
Sweeten
article,
stand
it
will
be
of soft
water and
leaving the
top open
until fermentation
let them
Then
draw
off
vessel,
and
ferment;
the
hissing
noise
continues
the
comb
liquor.
pounds of
RAISm
WINE.
them, a lemon, a pound of
white
sugar
and
about
two
gallons
a
stone
liquor.
Mash
already
drained
off.
rhoea.
;
ginger
root ;
boil
this
again
twenty
or
a
and let
You can boil
beaten
what
is
called
stand
pound of
tataric acid.
in a teaspoonful (not more) of essence
of
be
fit
a
pound
of
sassafras
a half
and
stir well
Serve with
it
the
juice
a
quart
of
water.
hot,
and
use it as soon as
it
above
of
mixing
must
be
diligently
attended
to.
sugar and
and a
best
when
allowed
to
drop
therefrom
by
its
a vessel
end over
of the capacity
of
a cool cellar. In
three
or
four
clear
; to
every
three
drink in warm
a
flan-
common
and
pieces.
Put
them
with
all
their
tartaric
acid.
They
should
all
be
the place of lemonade and
be
found
fully as healthful is made with one cupful of pure
cider vinegar,
makes
a
healthful
beverage.
celery, winter squash, onions, white and sweet
potatoes, Jerusalem artichokes,
Brussels-sprouts, kale-sprouts, oyster
herbs,
and
soups,
and
for
dill,
mint,
parsley,
lavender,
oysters, soft-shell crabs
salmon,
salmon,
legs,
butter
beans,
spinach, mushrooms,
Irish
potatoes,
sweet
large
fish
scallops,
pike,
terrapin,
beets,
turnips,
pump-
not as fresh and
own vicinity.
i
Cake
293.
Fruit.
Cheese.
Pudding
381.
Macaroo'
180.
Fruit.
188.
258.
g^^p
Spiced Beef
Celery
Boiled
Pudding 878.
165.
Fried
Chicken
& la
Italienne
86.
343. Vanilla
Ice-cream 357.
Macaroons
353.
Strawberries,
Blackberries.
218.
Warmed
Potatoes
186.
Raised
Muffins
244.
Dry
Toast
263.
Coffee
437.
LUNCHEON.
Cold
Steamed Potatoes 185.
DINNER.
214.
Coffee 437.
244.
Dry
Toast
263.
Coffee
437.
LUNCHEON.
Salmi
439.
DINNER.
Game
Soup
32.
Braised
Leg
of
Mutton
131.
Mashed
Potatoes
183.
Scalloped
Oysters
73.
Boiled
Sweet
Potatoes
189.
Cold
121.
Potatoes
LUNCHEON.
Hominy
Croquettes
DINNER.
Squirrel
Soup
37,
400.
Pastry
Sandwiches
belonging
have retired
When
preparing
do
considered
by
some
physicians
to
be
more
strengthening
than
beef
cover
VEAL
OR
MUTTON
BEOTH.
Take
pounds),
a
teaspoonf
take off
oatmeal,
sift
it,
add
the
white
of
an
to
tablespoonful of
it
thoroughly
two
water
mixed
with
kettle
of
boiling
water,
the
tin
vessel
CHICKEN
JELLY.
CopK
a
chicken
in
enough
water
to
press,
first
simmer
until
the
rice
is
done
new
milk
nicely,
about
breaks
thin
a
the
fire.
strain through
a fine
sieve. Add
dip it
dry
toast,
a
of
dipped
toast.
CRACKER
PANADA.
Break
one
glass
of
white
wine,
a
grated
lemon
and
a
wanted for use.
each glass.
PLAIN
tablespoonfuls of
a pint
of cold
add to the linseed half a pint of
fresh
cold
boil
flatulent infants may
one
quart
of
water
water
upon
them ;
cover
them
closely
and
bandage.
leaves,
binding them closely to
ful of Indian
and spread
gill
when
all
their
virtue
is
extracted
is said to
morning
and
keyholes
procured, and the
whole
foul
in.
Three
air purifies the
exposure
to
cold
by
passing
weak
change. In
lungs,
or
else
internal
organs,
often
produc-
ing
congestions.
to accomplish
piece
of
by
protecting
it
suffers
the
penalty
by
sickness,
is a
these
sole,
dangerously
checked.
WATER.
All
beings
need
drink
as
best
attainable.
substances.
by
have
the
cooking
is
poorly
the food
a bad
after
the
meal
most effectual means
In
sudden
hoarseness
or
loss
of
voice
in
colds,
relief
for
chest,
take
ten
grains
of
Dover's
powder,
and
now
This
two years,
eight to
years,
fifteen
to
drops,
doses.
a
part
affected.
Some
recommend
egg,
discomfort experienced from ordinary
of this kind, and anything which ex^-ludes air and
prevents
marketmen
getting
them
the
general character of our diet and experience is such as to assure us
that
and
per-
their
; add
sufficient
amount
to
bed.
or
shortness
in
an
oven,
at
once;
in
twelve
hours
there
Another Way
fine
salt
be
borne
jaws
lids and
following
proportions
should
eye-
water,
cloths
wrapped
full;
four
which was
people,
and
choler?,.
be
taken
by
children
herbs, one
water,
then
bottle for
day.
GRANDMOTHER'S
as
much
one-half ounce of the
tincture of
morphine. Shake
washing
strong
tea
of
red
fire,
eye
at
night
use
and
roll
dipping
your
fingers
as occasion
attending
vessel
in
which
nails
have
been
than
the patient
be
of the neck.
has
been
dissolved.
prompt
and
reliable
emetic,
or
cramps
they
seldom
cure.
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wet
with
most, three
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grease from dishes, pans,
ammonia
to
soak
before washing and if a cupful is put into the
water
in
which
and
and
you
know
it
it
almost
dry,
and
wipe
;
that
are
taken
down
from
mopboards.
Keep
it
boiling
hot
while
using.
To
keep
a knitting-needle
or trunks
of
moths,
carpet
it
and
when
perfectly
dry,
SAveep
over
with
same
temperature,
that
is,
about
put into plenty of
hang
up.
warm
water
white
a
piece
of
tallow, or
a piece
of butter
the size
in
another
iron;
the
laces
should
be
nearly
dry,
and
the
edges
and
points
pulled
gently
with
the
fingers
into
shape,
before
ironing.
and
do
not
iron.
If
carefully
done,
it
TO
CLEAN
SILKS
a
;
; take
each
up
and
down
in
each
vessel,
but
do
not
wring
it
the
Parisian
thickened by
again try any
thumb
feather
similar
is
so
rarely
adopted.
half
way
of
the
fur.
patch
STARCH POLISH.
polish
marble
and
leave
it
at
soft
gallons
of
water.
Soak
for
add
enough
cold
skin
of
your
family,
Then
tied up,
trunk
should
Congregationalist.
the
the
be
stain
tion
be
colors which it
for
ink
and
other
with the fingers.
which have
or
tartaric
instance,
water,
water
two
hours
before
washing.
To
turned
lay
lemon. Apply to
the spots and
the linen, rub into it
white
soap,
then
from cloths.
First, wet
four
tablespoonf
weak
also
Another : Into a thick solution
of
the
broken
edges
days
the
to
its
value.
CLEANING
SINKS.
way,
white,
can be
water ;
dry
thoroughly
with
flannel
cloths
ten
Solution
is
readily
effected
water will make it
to use,
whisky will
not evaporate.
possibly, must used.
Mix a handful
hard,
may
be
gallon,
the
whites
of
six
of
a few weeks,
A gentleman of Denver writes he has a sure preservative
: Put
eight
gallons
down through the
not
rot.
This
amount
of
cloth
may
be
bleached
in
will
all
be
into a barrelful
put on
every pailful of
soap. They will
it well
; then pour
;
see
whether
the
the
inside
to
the
centre ;
on
or three
days before
of all
bones
from
one
side
of doors.
burning.
Now
gallon at
over.
To
test
add
up very
thick, the
not
good.
This
is
the
to
dairies
from
the
disagreeable
odor
which
often
taints
milk
turpentine.
A
Paint
for
Wood
realize
how
the
off nicely with a
they will soon disappear.
beefsteak.
and the upholstery to
be
immersed
in
the
effectual.
Slicing
Pineapples
apt
to
with
sene
To
Erase
hands.
To
Set
gallon
a powder,
Mix
a
for
the
meal in equal
side first and
then the right
air
to
get
in
and
to hotel
is
cheap
if the mildew
salt
To
to
be
would
be
ruinous,
by
soaking
pearl-ash
water.
To
Toughen
in
a
poisonous
with a
pointed end
iron
Cistern Water may he
and
do e, use
off
thoroughly wash it
with vinegar. If
once, let
as
cleansing.
All
clean as new
that require
any scour-
carb.
ammonia
will not
concentrated aqua ammonia,
from
the
hair
the walnut hair
if necessary,
a
put
the
mixture
OX-MAEEOW
Take
let it
get almost
to boiling
point, then
let it
a
cream
with
a
silver
fork,
stir
the
oil
in,
drop
by
and
cover
down.
one
pint
of
sherry
wine.
wash-bowl
till
it
is
milky,
allowing
perfectly
harmless.
Cream
cures
sun-burn
on
some
complexions,
of
rose,
powdered
borax,
is
borax in
rum.
Moisten
the
is
formed;
then
wash
off
with
almond
oil,
one
pound,
and
can
s.oap
without
the
hands
lemon juice
the
and fingers
shallow
dish,
and,
when
of
juice in it,
a
table-
spoonful
of
then follow
use
hour; hydrated magnesia.
by
an
lungs
with
hartshorn,
the chest
of
milk.
Lead: —
Give
salts
especially.
Nux
Vomica :
Bisque:
any article on the fire till it boils, then plunge
it
put
with
it.
Brioche:
with
sauce
into
shapes,
and
fried.
Croustades:
highly seasoned,
dish
by
themselves,
made
without
a
what articles are necessary
1
1 wooden pail.
or muflSn
strainer.
1
Colander.
1
Flour
sifter.
2
Scoops,
one
best
material
in
plate tin
cooking,
the
pudding.
In
warm
weather
any
gravies
continually
moving
and
valuable
for black or
bark dye.
If it
tartar one-half
ounce, cochineal,
slowly
water
of
ounces,
and
boil
kettle and
skim
off
Green:
by
rinsing
in
alum
water.
Yellow
bath
with
three
pounds,
of
logwood
three
ounces,
to
each
;
pound of cotton, blue vitriol one-half ounce, and dip
another
hour.
Wring
out
and
let
dry
in
the
the
logwood
and
seven ounces of
sugar of lead
both man and
has
been
trained
use
these
points
should
be
most
exhibited
small
mouthfuls;
then
place
it
upon
and
take
the
fork
meat
and
vegetables,
are
to take
in one's plate,
buttered
a
considered
of
similar
nature
should
be
eaten
with
knife
be set
that it
will not
at-
tach
the
head.
to
des-
sert,
bread
and
cheese,
etc.
They
half
filled
of
sweet
verbena,
an
better
style.
for
their
little
to
follow
that
an
invited
guest
should
of the
appearance of a
spoons
as
when wine
be
ar-
ranged
in
suitable
places.
When
butter
is
served
the various aids to
doily and a finger-
is dropped a
slice of lemon
task of
guest, and
course the
on the table
before the dinner
soup,
joints
at once
eggs
equal
1
pound.
1
1
. .
.
page
Milk
400
Odoriferous or Sweet
HEALTH SUGGESTIONS,
Book,
the
pub-
lishers
believe
of
foreign
to
which
1888,
and
from
which
they
of its kind.
iarge
and
plain ;
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