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... yellow stains from white ivory P—S. C. NESSELRODE ICE PUDDING.—I shall be obliged if any reader %f Tae QUEEN will give me the recipe fora Nesselrode ice pudding. ANCO. CHURN FOR SOUTH AMERICA.—WiII some gmotioal reader of THE QUEEN recommend the most suitable ...
... QuEEN for a recipe for braised mutton.—DOßA. APRICOT JELLY.—WiII any of the subscribers to THE QuErN newspaper, give me a good receipt for apricot jelly ?—J. PRESERVING MUSHROOMS.—I shall be much obliged if some one would give me a good recipe for preserving ...
... colery ina brown grevy i—W. ' TO WASH CHI ~1 ghould be much obliged to any of your readers 'fi poulg irygzm‘ good recipe for washing cherry colozred striped Cretonne ‘m-—s ANE. CURE FOR SEA-’SIC;{NESS.——M a book called “ A Winter with the Swallows in Algeria ...
... will flemrd full directions in the new and beautiful art of With Ng-up the FACE and EYES in the most brilliant style, Ofiter Recipes for the Toilette standing unrivalled, lhh'ty stampe, %sa Miss E, T. Tarsor, Folkingham, Lincolnshire, e ———— b h — 5 - i —— ...
... forward full directions in the new and beautiful art of (Gotting-up the FACE and EYES in the most brilliant stf'le. with other Recipes for the Toilette standing unrival ed. Thirty stamps. Address Miss . F. TALBOT. F‘olking}xixil. Lincolnshire. MYRRH and BORAX ...
... through my yellow hair, And the rain draps o’er my ohgn. &e, Lord Gregory tore his yellow hair, And made a heavy moan, &e, O cherry, cherry was her cheek, And gowden was her hair ; But clay-cold were her rosy lips— Nae spark o’ life was there, ‘We are sorry ...
... brandy cherries, T dlvested of syrup. . 0 the followi ipe we must take objection. Equ :if Sartari acid ;1!11(% Efiifin&e of soda will make a sour ca:l(:ieé '{l‘l;g ofg Efig“aflfity should be one dra.chmda.nd a quarter of acid to %; otherwise the recipe is a ...
... skin, when it comes from the seal, is a kind of drab colour.—PHOCA. i gt CURLING FLUID FOR THE HAIR.—I have a very simsle recipe for a curlin fluid that was given me, ang 1 have much pleasure in sending it to *“Violet;” but, as I do not wear my hair in ...
... with crumbs of hread, that the gatean or cake may be made a fine colour. You may occasionally add dried currants, or dried cherries; sometimes flavour it with noyau, maraschino, or vanilla, &ec., to create a variety of names or tastes. Bake in an oven ...
... pint and a half of boiling water; when cold, strain, add a wineglassful of sherry, and ice. Cherry Effervescing Drunk : Take a pint of the juice of bruised cherries, filter until clear, and make into a syrup with half a iound of sugar, then add one ounce ...
... fill up the pores and keep off dust.—WHITEWASH. : AOHILDS SOCK, OPEN WORI.—X hope that *Jgnoramus’ will find the following recipe answer hor purpose: Embroidery cotton Wo. 20, and fine needles. Cast on 30 stitches on each of two pins, mnd 82 on the third ...
... want a recipe for a French salad mixture which will be good with cold chicken, salmon, soles, &e. Sydney Smith’s celebx:ated one is too thick and coarse.—AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR. [We agree with you in not liking Sydney Smi !.' d. The merit of the recipe is_entirely ...