... Betty's Recipes pi ES E ar. t hre*- well t Med favourites of lily awn. and I am sure most housewives will like them. The Florence cake is delicious, especially when the 'last ry is well crisped. and the slsnnya• 1111141 P as light as possible. The next ...

... THIS WEEK'S TEACUP RECIPE. Cherry jam is not one of the cheapest preserves, but a few pots of it are nice to have in your jam cupboard for special occasions. To 3 lbs. of cherries allow 3 lb. of sugar and a gill of water to each pound of fruit. Melt the ...

... cupful of glace cherries, a quarter etiptt of orange juice, and as many round et:lcier* as required. Chop the cherries, atidtaig the orange juice gradually, and nit% together. Spread a layer on each cracker. press together, decorate with a cherry on t4 l ; ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. /AIM CAMl.—Take 3oz. dour, lies. castor sugar, two eggs, lioz. butter. quarter teaspoonful baking powder, loz. eiv.died cherries. Beat the butter and sugar to a cream (whipped), divide the eggs, and beat the white and yolk separately ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES STRAWIIIRRY FOAM.—Required: of strawberries, ;lb. castor sugar, three eggs, and cochineal. Take off the intik and stalks of the strawberries, beat the fruit and sugar up very finel7, careen, separate the yolks and whites of die eggs ...

... TO-DAY'S RECIPE. RHUBARB Tart oc Tarrtsra.—Out rhubarb into short kngths; cook theme few at a time until soft in just as much slightly sweetened water as will cover a single layer and drain well. When all are done, dissolve in the water sufficient shredded ...

... THIS WEEK'S TEACUP RECIPE Apropos cherries, here iv a pudding yov might like to try at this time of the year. It calls fur a tin of cherries (sour ones it poetiblel. • imps of milk, 2 cups of breoil crumbs, 2 eggs, 1 cup of sugar, cup et melted butter ...

... THE CHERRY WOMAN• WHATEVER woman may be in her hours of ease—perhaps uncertain, coy and hard to please —whenever the world goes wrong and tmuble hangs black above the home, it is she, nine times out of ten, who looks into the face of the future most serenely ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. Ferny Wm.—lake 3os. flour, Itoz castor sugar, two eggs, 14os. butter teaspoonful baking powder, les. candied cherries. Beat the butter and eget to a cream (whipped), divide the egg., and beat the white and yolk separately. idd ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. AXKRICAN CAll(2B.—Take four ounces of flour, three ounces of butter or good margarine, three ounces of castor sugar, a little grated lemon rind, and two eggs. Beat the fat to a cream with the sugar, add the eggs, well beaten, then ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES• FOR Till WINTI II . teen nice cucumbers, pints of wst lj pints vinegar, 141 b milt, two spoonfuls of tartaric acid, some pePl corns, cloves, dill, horseradishes, w leaves of a sour cherry tree, some grapes, vine leaves, and bay lea% ...

... SOME: USEFUL RECIPES. A Uzi.u•iuus Sem/ CAKC.—lse lilb of Hour, ;lb. of margarine, 6os. of brown augur, :los. of mixed candied peel, cut small, a teaspoonful of caraway reeds, a small teaspoonful of baking powder, a pinch of salt, and half a pint of milk ...