... us a copy of those recipes. J. M. B.—Druip.—Mast please retain their original pseudonyms. W. M —Youar injliry appeared in oar last issne. M. W. D.—Bradford and Co.’s address is 69, Fiset-street. B 0 HEeLenN Lrxnsey.—Morella cherries are used. You will ...

... boiling rice to use with curry.—Avyr. A CHERRIES (TO PICKLE).—Can an : pickling cherries with vinegar P-)—Fno_ o gi've' me a recipe for APPLE SNOW.—WiII any lad 3 . snow P—BUsY BEE, | any lady give me a recipe for making apple ORANGE FRITTERS.—Cdn anyone ...

... —WiII some one kindl‘y; give me a recipe for making a Devonshire énnket? I cannot turn the milk with essence of rennet.— ORIGINAL SMUT. MARASCHINO.—Can anyone give a good recipe for making maraschino 7—VIOLET. [The recipe for making the true maraschino is ...

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... ANSWERS. BRANDIED CHERRIES.—Cut off the stalk close from a quantity of Morella cherries, fill glass bottles with them, and then pour in pale brandy so as to cover the cherries. Tieup.the bottles with bladder. In a couple of months’ time make a syrup with ...

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... F.; Miss C. T.—We have forwarded your letters. IsaßEL.—The recipe given by our correspondens is the only one known by that name. . H. O.—Many thanks ; but we have no room for it. WiLp CHERRY Brossom.—At 64, St. Paul’s-churchyard ...

... add more, till all the spaces between the cherries have been filled with it; cover it closely, and keep six months or a year before using. The cherries must not be bruised, or they will shrivel. Morella cherries are best.—TyDD. NEw REVERSIBLE WAGGONETTE ...