... quite pretty effects of gained by this tiny detail. One woman as she mounted the wide staircase showed cherry coloured heels to black shoes and cherry coloured lining to her black and siJver cloak, an other had green heels and a green aigrette and in the ...

... THE LADIES' CORNER. SOME USEFUL RECIPES. nice dish for breakfast can made taking the remains coki some plain boil- •, '[ two eggs. all out small. a piece • «»t of a small egg, pepper anil sail i Mix and over the tire :iata :ue j whole lias become gradually ...

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... incomparable friend, Mary Prentiss, whom there is nothing mace intereatmg than good oooking reoipe. Cherry Cheese. Select large, ripe. Kentish cherries, rentore the Itonn carefully, place the eherriea in iar. olosely put the jar ate % of boiling water ...

... dealing with this topic it is my. endeavour Ut give recipes not to found in the pages of ordinary cookery hooks, of which, presumably, the modem housekeeper has not few. All the same, I try avoid recipes for elaborate and expensive dishes, also those troublesome ...

... the buffet, mcli depends on size of house, num- SIMPLE SUPPER RECIPES Recipes tor a simple Help Yourself Supper are requested for our Cookery Competition. Readers are asked give one recipe for an attractive looking cold savoury sandwiches rolls patties ...

... known generally the Forest lock length was recently productive a. catch well-conditioned chub, which fell victims to ripe cherries for bait. Cheese bait has accounted for plenty of roach various points, the present contributor tolerably good sport on several ...

... soda before the other ingredients. Miss Wardley (34). CHEAP CHERRY CAKE. —6° flour, loz. ground rice. °f I’aking powder, 1 teaspoonful of ? 1, « ilb. butter substitute, milk, 2oz. lioz. cherries. Ml| , : —Put the flour and rice into bowl ’in , ut and rub ...

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... attention. The ingredients are: Six stale sponge cakes', eight eggs, six ounces of sugar, a pint of milk, four ounces of .dried cherries, an ounco of lemon peel, half-a-pmt of cream, few drops of cochineal, and one drop otto of roses. The method is: Boil sugar_and ...

... one very ® ® Standard Recipes. Do not led away strange recipes—one should naturally billing to try and accept new ideas, but every recipe that is printed is not necessarily a good one. best way is to have reliable standard recipes for different dishes ...

... drops of essence of almonds; put in little dishes, filling each one-third full, and bake in a moderate oven; a crystallised cherry may be put on the top of some if liked. Swiss Traveller's Cake. 200. flour, cornflour, loaf sugar, 4oz. butter, 1 dessert ...