... is interleaved with all sorts of quaint recipes, the more interesting as tho book bears the book-pbfte that belonged to John Coakely Lettsom, M.D., F.R.S., London. Ik is therefore presumable that these recipes were written by the eminent physician himself ...

... RECHAUFFE RECIPES. MEALS AND MANAGEMENT FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. The capable, economical housekeeper never wastes anything; and she also realises the value of utilising vegetarian and rechauffe dishes m reducing the meat bill. Most women have their pet economy ...

... RECIPE. Your appetite is good enough. You have no reason to complain in the matter of health, Evereat ?—No. You are correct, replied Evereat. I have a recipe, he added; sure thing every time.— Hey? Recipe? What it?—H —'m. Might tell you. ...

... EGOLESS RECIPES. ECONOMICAL SUMMER DISHES FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. Vearlv all recipes for light pancakes, cakes, and call for at least one eg* tablespoonful of cold water the disTnearly, not quite omela for six eggs which are generally «jd W made from four ...

... SUMMER RECIPES. WAYS SERVING CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES. Iced Cherries Make a Dainty Dessert. Pip the cherries —with the stems on, and, if possible, the green leaves —in the white of an egg first, and then in white sugar. Keep on the ice and serve in glass ...

... CANDY RECIPES. HOME-MADE SWEETS FOR CHILDREN. PINEAPPLE BARS. Put two cupfuls of sugar into a saucepan; add one cupful of cream and one tabiespoonful ol golden syrup, then-stir together until the mixture boils; add two cupfuls of chopped prfesdrved pineapple ...

... FRENCH RECIPES. NOVEL WAYS OF COOKING GREEN PEAS. Everyone knows the method of cooking green peas a l'anglaise —the boiling salted water, bouquet of iresh mint, and the addition, when cooked, of a generous pat of butter. To prepare them a la franchise ...

... DOMESTIC RECIPES. HOW TO SWEETEN YOUR WIFE. Having reached home after business, say Bhe could not guess whom you met the street. She will not speak. All the same, remark you never saw such change on any woman ; tbat she a perfect dowdy, a fright, in fact ...

... CANDY RECIPE. Stone and chop three cupfuls of dates; add one cupful of chopped black walnut meats, one tablespoonful of ginger syrup, and one tablespoonful of chopped preserved ginger; then run through chopper. Make in balls and roll in cocoanut. Put ...

... THE DOCTOR'S RECIPE. Currant bread should always contain a sufficiency fruit. Sir Francis Laking recommends tbe combination of one part of currants with threo parts dough; these proportions give us a bread liberally enriched with currants and in every ...

... NOVEL RECIPES. FROM AN OLD AMERICAN COMMONPLACE BOOK. ORANGE BUTTEH. Put the yolks of half a dozen hard-boiled eggs into a mortar -with two ounces of butter, one ounce of sugar, and one ounce of blanched and chopped sweet almonds. Pound the whole into ...

... SUMMER RECIPES. WAYS OF SERVING CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES. Iced Cherries Make a Dainty Dessert. ■ Dip the cherries—with the stems on, and, if possible, the green leaves—in the white an egg .first, and then in white sugar. Keep on the ice and serve in ...