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... to Oorreepon• dents.] For crystallising small traits, mob as are sold in boxes by the grocers and oonfectioaers. A French recipe preferred.—PcsAnsics. AT list dashed of refreshments saleable for an At HOIOO. — DOLLY. JOINTS (=AZT= BAZID).—How I detest ...
... them, while some of their stock dishes are equally unknown to oneself. This must be my excuse for offering the following recipes, which have been well tried, and are usually approved of, and the methods of making which are, in some cases, newer than the ...
... them, while some of their stock dishes are equally unknown to oneself. This must be my excuse for offering the following recipes, which have been well tried, and are usually approved of, and the methods of making which are, in some cases, newer than the ...
... requisition. The size of the needles depend on the wool used, and on the style of knitting adopted by the worker. In each of the recipes above quoted the needles required are distinctly stated.—KILLAIINEY. POKER WOES.—William Barnard, 119, Edgware-road, has Issued ...
... gold links ant collar stud.—No. 8. W. Widow wishes offers for handsome new 'meerschaum pipe in cue, colouring beautifully. cherry.tree one. and three others; morocco cigar Mee, cigar stand, trays. three very handsome t ihecco Ark very ancient et se foot ...
... ♦ar.—L eshe.—lt is rather diligent to comply with_ request for an entirely novel cake to serve as an entraimt the following recipe will be mew to most people, sad will gad in make. a delicious sweet Blanch a BM of and seven or eight bitter chop them all ...
... work which many of these moderately educated ladies mimes, , b utt. I think tbe above recipes are more of the kind you Olympians themselves, but for the detailed recipe of salad° might undertake to advantage. Besides Wag a means of finding require. it la ...
... pounding a fresh ripe tomato with aspic out in blocks, or chopped, and sherry ealad.—Cherry in a mortar with finely chopped spring onions, chopped green Salad: Stone the cherries, and to each pound of fruit allow • chillies, a clove of garlic, and two Bombay ...
... should have been poured into the decanter till it could be properly rinsed. However, now try the following old. fashioned recipe. To one part of salt add two part. of vinegar, and a lump of soda. Pour this into the decanter, and shake it well round the ...
... July 26, 1890. TAUT-TU.—The recipes you ask for Were given in the anion to Correspondents, in T e Oases of June 14 and 21. will find your green tomatoes :make a very nice vegetable treated follows: Slice equal quantities of tomato and onions, with melt ...
... dip them into batter, fry, drain, dust them with salt and cayenne, and serve with ravigotte sauce. Main or KiNT.—Cherry Jelly —Put cherries and red currents Into a preserving pan with their weigh t in preserving sugar; boil (sod skim very carefully) till ...
... liarberries are sufficiently acid without; then put it into the ice-pot to congeal. CHERRY ICE (fresh fruit).—Take the stones and stalks from two pounds of ripe cherries, bruise and set them on the fire with a little water, and ill). of sugar. When they ...