... DOMESTIC RECIPES. TIYNED SALMON.—Tinned salmon, if eaten as it is turned out of the tin, is usually coarse and un- palatable. It is better if some vinegar, which has been boiled up with whole peppercorns, is poured over it hot. To MAKE SALLY Lu.,m- s ...

... arrowroot, and cornflour. Rice is the favourite food of half the baman race. Rizlue is a better food. Here are two more Rizine Recipes. Try them,, and you. wiij (je delighted with the result: THE KINO OF PUDDINGS. Ingredients ;—One and a half pints milk, 4 ...

... Boston once, and some fine cherries, rather early ones, were placed upon the table. The Bostonian plumed^ himself upon this, and said, These are fine cherries. Well,' assented the Californian, they are pretty tidy cherries, I must say. The other said ...

... time. hs I only hope that these delightful-sounding recipes will still be useful to Prestonian, and not come too late. And now as my correspon- dents are so very kind and generous in giving recipes, I am going, for once, to ask for one for myself. I ...

... Ne: the Morell stinds pre-eminent .or rir sssess and delicacy Uri t' dravour. From this kind is srodrseed Granst's Morelia I Cherry Brandy, the mreost delicious and wholesome of all 'ea Lsqueina. It may be uised in plice of wine, us a line of i tIsnle, and ...

... iron, and later, when all were thirsty and had no money to buy rofreRshment, b irtered the cast shoe for a.hand. ful of ripe cherries which Peter's pride per- mitted him to share. It has been said there is nothing new under the sun and this is especially ...

... of 287. A death by scarlet fever and I by another ,rs, fever were the only fatal cases of contagious diseases. ?? iis The cherry tree which Mr. Gladstone felled in - ith the snowstorm during the Easter recess, and pre- 3 as, sented to the Burslem Liberals ...

... Very kindly draws my attention to the fact that I have given no recipes fa. cakes of any kind, or, as she terms it, confeotionery. It is oer- tainly a long time ago since I sent you the recipe for a luncheon cake, and as it is always a sincere pleasure ...

... FOOT-ROT IN SHEEP.— I have noticed a number of recipes in the Fanner of late, for curing Foot Hot in sheep; and as I bad a pretty thorough acquaintance with that, disease years ago, and being in possesion of a recipe for its cure, which I never knew fail, having ...

... His lord- tr ship's daughters score also with Lady Duriaini . Ti Pi'esrore Ciirriitts ritiihiit Sligaor.-Tie follos. Il lig recipe may be acceptable, now tlhat sag rr has so o ri-en itt price -ILet the fiuit be calafulie cut from ilie large sttlks, vithl ...

... a little lemon f juice, if liked. Serve the fruit water in glasses. Cherries, red and white currants, raspberries, and strawberries are specially suited for these drinks. The cherries should have boiling water poured over them, and should be allowed to ...

... to taste. For bottling the last two require to be boiled in a eyrup of 28deg., greengages in a syrup of 25deg- fio, too, cherries, which are a tender fruit. Fill the bottles, and when the syrup is nearly cold cover the same. Cork and tie down with string ...