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... when he presided over the annual gathering of past and present To use it cut off • piece, and dissolve it in warm water. This recipe Convent of St. Mary's, Linage, which will be supplied to them during students of the Stockwell Training College for Young ...
... y: cm : i s e r m i t succulence of the meat and game were preserved in th e possible degree. !loons. NOTES AND QUERIES. RECIPES WANTED.—For a good French naiad. —M. R. For potato tea cakes to he eaten hot.—R'. A. For Yule cake.—StaSNNa. -- For making ...
... uld be p lenty , and the flowers used perfectly dry. The force, obliged to endure while the wash is running its course above recipe keeps - a long time, and may be added to year after year, below, are all too well known to need description. Nor shall only ...
... housemaid can make time in the evening for attending to her master'. clothes, mending house linen, and so on.—Zt:Lr. CUISINE. RECIPES. Setres.—Put three or four shallots with a little garlic, some allspice roughly pounded, sod s littlo mace, in a saucepan ...
... month old, black points. To exchange, their ease. Iced drinks took marvellously, especially the fruit CHERRY BRANDY ,- Take the stalks from More ll a cherries, and syrups and aerated waters, which could scarcely be served quickly lay them in the bottom et ...
... untelf the coloured muslin Liberty curtains, shelf tables, for surrounding a very largo pot containing a towering one% t cherries ri pe ttred u and partly zed nu ri h p u e llu f n aln For ballroom decoration , t gth and a yard wide, are used for plant ...
... pot washing, that she has the following THE HOUSEWIFE. netessaries in her scullery : Three terubbing brushes-one good, for RECIPES FOR floor, table. &e.: the other commoner, for pink cleaning; and small - w iCl ork S in one TO CORRES • PONDENTS. one for ...
... three dap, the house-parlourmaid helping two days, and the nurserymaid one. We washed once a fortnight.— Wire. CUISINE. - - RECIPES. ULIENNE SOUP.—Take about equal quantities of carrots, turnips, leeks, onions, and celery; cut them all in thin strips not ...
... merits of a loin of mutton and • neck of veal; their devotions are broken in upon by the price of butter ; and to capture • recipe for a new entrie they will lie in ambush for months. The wasted times of many of us are very busy times. There are the occupations ...
... naturalist, and married the late 'Baron de e ach about those es SeciVand from the full force of the At'antio CROCHET QUILT.—A good recipe was given, Nov. 5,1881, Aug. 25 Schmid, formerly of Bendorf, near Coblentz. who was • Knight of the ° T b k . o. ..h of 0 ...
... down straight like a shower of castor ELSIE. sugar. Well, for five days we tramped and camped in the Mother sends you the recipe for the ioed plum pudding which, till it struck us painfully that our Christine; festival might she says, may be new to you ...