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... housewife feels she must have her cakes made beforehand and the spongy variety become stale. Either of the above recipes may used with cherries and almonds and trni' flavouring instead the dried fruit and spice. 1 have not had space deal with the icing of ...
... >ery popular for tea. Cherry Queen Cakes aro delicious! Ingredients: oz. flour, 2 eggs, -i oz. frofcdi butte:, I oz. castor sugar, rind of one lemon, grated and minced, a teaepoonful baking-powder, pinch salt; oz. glace cherries, cut into quarter*, 2 ...
... the difficulty make full use of all the good things at our disposal. , , , Tlie main crop of cherries nearl\ llnislicd. there is still lime to make some cherry jam, specially the Morello, llie small sharp-flavoured, hrisht red. variety is still to come ...
... Rowntree’s Recipe Book of Chocolate and Jelly Dainties, sent free on application to Rowntree’f 0.5, Dept., York. ' Pint 4i° k\ „ Varieties \ P&CKCt Raspberry, \ Lemon, \ \ Strawberry, \ \ Orange. \ PineappU \ • , Blackcurrant. \ A(e ...
... ♦ * * Recipes RecLpes for the Coron.ation Party were: Queen Cakes cm. Spry or*, castor btigar I egg teaspoon hil alnund essence 2 milk 3 oz». «elf rai'ing flour UundreiU & thousands Pinch salt red. while and bine 1 oz. glace cherries paper cases Beat ...
... STBEEL. SHEFFIELD, Christmas Cheer i RECIPES FOR THE PUDDINGS The proof oj the pudding is in the eaijug, and there arc sure to be mung demands for second helpings if you make your puddings from our cookery expert’s recipes. Our Christmas Pudding. Vs some ...
... Gooseberries, currants, cherries, rasp- M berries and plums all make splendid jellies, NJ?I lull of flavour and refreshment. All the S'k salts of the fruit, so good for the blood, l-lb. sid. i-lb. 3d. p/6. The Summer Dishes” book of 50 recipes—free from Brown ...
... little fresh cream. For a party this recipe can be made to add a pretty touch to your table if you choose salad and ice-cream of different colourings and set the glasses in groups—pink with strawberries and cherries as foundation for your salad; green ...
... . Put into paper-lined tin and bake above. Hither of these is a good base for many other cakes cherry, ginger, orange, seed, coconut, etc. The first recipe, with the addition of the rind and juice of one orange and about 2ozs. blanched shredded almonds ...
... pleasures uic Here are two delightful ways of serving these \ . fine-quality Jellies. Many more will be found J in Rowntree’s Recipe Book of Chocolate and Jelly Dainties, sent free on application to RowntreeV Dept., York. p 10 BHfQaSCmfl p „ \ Pdck Raspberry ...
... Lorden’* Hill, Dinnington, wins another prize of jS. for this recipe for Rose Petal Cream Take one pint packet of raspberry jelly, the white of one ess, one sill of cream, few slace cherries, one or two strips of angelica. Make the jelly according to the ...
... ♦ * * Mrs. Wheli'ton, tarsham street, .Sheffield, sends this recipe which neutralises the acid in damsons. Damson and Banana Fool Stew tlic damsons with their in a littlo lightlv sugared water, the ...