... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. Nerrie Brer.—This is a very delicious hot weather drink, not only pleasant to the taste, but salutary also, nettles being wellknown purifiers of the blood. Take a peck of young necttles, after removing the stalks, a handful of dandelions ...

... SUE SIOD RECIPES. TINIIIZD Fat-yr.—Tinned fruit should be turned cut on to a dish immediately the tin is opened. Most of these fruits. such IPA pineapples, peache., apricot.. and pears. CUD be served just as they are, or with clotted cream. A few preserved ...

... DOMESTIC HINTS AND RECIPES REMOVING FRUIT STAINS.— Never wain the hands in hot water after paring fruit. only sets the stain. Wash first in cold water then rub with a slice of lemon. ?or long-standing stains, mix and vinegar together and wash the ...

... A FEW RECIPES. variety of fancy cakes can l»e made from the follow tug recipe:—4 egg', their weight in castor sugar, butter, anti flour, teaspoonful of baking powder, and pinch of salt. Beat the butter and sugar into a cream, add the egg-, beateni. then ...

... Cash Prizes For Recipes. EVERY week The Yorkshire Observer offers SIX CASH PRIZES of 10/-, 7/6, 5/., and three of 2 / 6 for what are considered to be the best Yorkshire recipes subinittad by its readers. A SELECTION IS PUBLISHED DAILY and a list of ...

... Sone Useful Recipes Ran PIC/Ml.—Strip the Outer Leaves from a fine large cabbage, slice it very thinly. sprinkle plenty of salt over it, an allow to drain in a sieve twelve 1 hours, or longer. Shake and press the moisture from the cabbage and place it ...

... HOT WEATHER RECIPES. A Plain Savoubt Omelet. —Two eggs, loz. butter, one dessert-spoonful flour, pmek of salt, half teacup milk, one teaspoonful chopped herbs, one teaspoonful chopped onion, little cayenne or jiepper. Mix flour smooth with milk, beat ...

... Some Useful Recipes. POTATO ANT .—Take twelve ounces of mashed potatoes, one ounce of suet, one ounce of margarine, one ounce of red herring chopped tine. Mix all well together, put into a buttered piedish, and bake in a good oven. Burnin Pull-vs.—ln ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES TINNED FRUlT.—Tinned fruit should be turned out on to a dish immediatily the tin is opened. Most of these fruits, such as pineapples, peacheA, apricots, and pears, can he served just thy are, or with clotted cream. A few preserved ...

... HOT WEATHER RECIPES. A Puarx Savoury Ourzer.—Two eggs, loz. butter, one dessert-spoonful flour, pinch of salt, half teacup milk, one teaspoonful chopped herbs, one teaspoonful chopped onion, a little cayenne or pepper. Mix flour smooth with milk, beat ...

... TO-DAY’S “MERCURY” RECIPE JELLY TARTS—For Garden Teas Ingredients:— 3 Eggs. 2 Tablespoonsful of Red Currant Jelly. Sugar. Pastry. Cream. Method:—Place the red currant jelly in small pan. Dissolve over gentle heat. Add the beaten eggs, with sugar to taste ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. PivearrLe Puppixe.—Take one ounce of gelatine and soak it in half a cupful of cold water for about half an hour. Then take half the juice of a tin of pine-apple and add to it sufficieat water to make a pint. Stir into this a cupful ...