... delicious ,5..-. • Fruit Jellies from ~ 01 41 • • . 1 5, 3 1. , .. the fresh fruit. The following recipe s e ' wall make Fruit Jellies s. . c from Rhubarb. Cherries. - • a . Gooseberries. Currants. s Raspberries. Brambles. Grammes. Phu etc. tie* a sod just ...

... long as warm days last the mid pod (ling is almost • ne('essity. sod perhaps fruit are :eta ordinary than others. Here is a recipe which ran be %lined easily at will. Ills lerel table. aNnutula at corn door to a esooth cream with a little of the juke Ise* ...

... restaurants and cafes are really very simple to make. The foundation of many of them is a plain Madeira cake mixture. Any good recipe will be suitable. Bake cake in a square tin and, when cold, cut into thin aliees. Spread one slier with a bright tinted preserve ...

... 'chopped walnuts, a nd miseient--Itie • !demi of its petered- flint-ten little. If a evened edition is de- whipped cream. cherries, a jaw, huts is no invaluable addition to the hie- mended, the publishers might get carefully 'stoned. mate a very effective ...

... greed pa;.er. leaving pleity of room to H 5, feipping may be used instead of butter.: , CHERRY MONTICELLO. Ingiedients: 2 packcts Mutins fruit ;elly crystals (cherry). pinch salt. I pint hot water, cup whipped creara. I pin! :old water Method: lli,:solve ...

... next, wools in contrasting tu.ours being TWO RECIPES FRUIT CAItE !ogre(lieats-2 ca. ground rice. 3 oz. II oar. castor sug3r, 4 egg 4 1 lb. flour. 1 teaspoonful baking powder, 1 milk. 4 oz. sultanas. 2 oz. cherries, 2 oz. chopped peel. juice of %non. Nlethoc ...

... little stockings to this Christmas time may nnd that their delicious goodies weigh too heavy in the scale! Here ale svme recipes which will help to make nourishing. la sweet fur tilling the stockings. & for Christina gifts at small eugt. Pack the tunees ...

... using shillings. sixpences and pennies for the various sizes. Work the cirdes in coloured threads — petunia. amethyst. royal, cherry and orange—with tiny single stitches of emerald green between to suggest heves. As seen :n the diagram, some et the circles ...

... flour. The following tested recipe will make a quantity more than sufficient to 1111 a 11b. jar, and the cost is only 4d. Without corn flour, a little less than this quantity of lemon curd would cost 71d to prepare. RECIPE. Two level tablespoonsful corn ...

... and then enamelled gay cherry-red. The leatherette was covered with attractive linen. printed w:th zebra stripes. it had a deep off-white ground. with stripes in black, and looked exci.t.d.ii: • smart and modern with the cherry-red framework. Two or three ...

... are simple to crochet, and their cost is negligible. The only materials needed are odd balls of wool in vivid shadesroyal, cherry, buttercup, petunia for the blossoms, and emerald for the leaves. You will require alse a medium-sized bone crochet hook. ...

... useful recipes; Fruit Salad: This is a general favourite and can be varied in all sorts of ways to suit individual taste, with fresh or tinned fruit. the following ; makes a salad that is a little unusual ; For it are required a tin of cherries or apricots ...