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... wants cleaning use French chalk for the purpose, sprinkling it on and shaking it out in twenty-four hours S. C. asks for some recipes for cooking chestnuts, and I hope the following will be of use to her. To make chestnut soup procure forty or forty-five large ...

... possible, and give names and addresses. TO-DAY'S ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. In reply to ROSE'S inquiry for a plum-pudding recipe she will find the following excellent: Take one pound each of breadcrurnbs, flour, suet, raisins, currants and sugar, a little ...

... grey 'and black. This is a reply to CONSTANT READER'S question. Pastry cooks make a special puff pastry for mincemeat, the recipe for which is as follows, Mrs. F.: Take one pound each of flour and butter and one teaspoonful of salt. Dry the flour very ...

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