... USEFUL RECIPES TixNEp FruUit.—Tinned fruit should be turned out on to a dish immediately t::.tin is openrld. Hou; of these fru.it:d. & as pind es, 08, apricots, Pears, can be served just an they are, or with clotted cream. A few preserved cherries and a ...

... Have YOU TRIED THESE GINGER CAKES MADE FROM AN OLD-FASHIONED FAMILY RECIPE. CHOCOLATE AND CHERRY GATEAUX, Bd. each. MEAT PIES, SAVOURY PIES, AND LUNCHEON PIES THAT ARE APPETISING AND SATISFYING. HUNGARIAN SANDWICHES, 9d. and 1/6. WALMSLEY'S, The Little ...

... preserved cherries perfectly dry by putting them in a cool oven, then dip each in fine sugar. When cold, arrange the pieces of orange and the cherries in a plain mould previously oiled. When ready. turn out and ornament the top with spice, cherries, and pieces ...

... , don't we? CHERRY COMPOTE. 1 really must give you this recipe before I forget. It is delightful for hot days, or for tea after a vigurous game or long walk. Required : 11b. cherries. b, sugar. Cionamon or lemon juice to Wash the cherries thoroughly, ...

... however, far from unpleasant. ’ MATERIALS AND STRAWS. All the early hats created in Paris vanish with the «lm'igl of r:g cherries. South America, as well as States, takes very large consignments, so that naturally the coming styles have to be decided ...

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