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... s, so it must be the chef d’oeuvre of the cook. Most housewives have their own recipe, tried and tested, and only want ideas for the icing of the cake. Just in case recipe is wanted here is a very reliable one:—Jib. of flour, >Jb. butter, ilb. brown sugar ...
... Make use of the special recipe leaflet in ■WjJQ every packet of Brown & Poisons Jr r j. ■ Corn Flour.r— ——— ,V//* f > Free. Summer . Dishes, abook of sea- Blancmange, with Stewed -A custard Pudding, Fniita. sotiahle recipes from ...
... 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 ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The recipe you inquire for was given that wellknown writer of cookery, who signs herself “N. Gordon.” I repeat far the behest of a correspondent. Beat half a pound of butter to a cream, add half a pound castor sugar, and again beat ...
... 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 ...
... is to be held to discuss the matter. (from Harwich's new Recipe Book) 2 oz. butter 2 oz. sugar 4 oz. plain flour i tablespoon milk I egg I rounded teaspoon BORWICK’S Angelica and glace cherries Cream the butter and sugar. Add beaten egg and milk. Mix ...
... . 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 ...
... fruit recipe is especially useful, for carefully-bottled fruit is almost nice as fresh-gathered from the garden. Stewed Cherries. «- To each pound of red cooking cherries, two tablespoonfuls moist sugar, and water. Pick the stalks from the cherries, put ...
... dish scores and earns for herself a reputation of being really clever. giving these recipes I take it for granted that a tin or two of fruit macaroons, ratafias cherries, angelica, and- bar or two of chocolate are all included in the stock of the cupboard ...
... be made at little cost, which will provide a splendid spread for the family parties and festivities. Here are a few good recipes for the enterprising housewife, whose wise family will always demand home-made sweets. RICH CAKE. Take half pound each of ...
... 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 ...