... KITCHEN BRUSHES. Every housekeeper should have at least three veletable brushes. They cost but very little. A brush is almost indispensab'e in cleaning celery, as the surface of the stalks makes a thorough cleansing with the hand quite impossible. Potatoes ...

... KITCHEN DOTS, Don't put a gren.t.y croon on the tilde; it leaves a stain which requires lime to erase. Put it in a or on papas. Some old newapapers or niazazin es should be kept handy to lay on the kitchen table to put saucepans and spoc.la on. Titis ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT sprouts. Steam them together unto tender (about is minutes) sprinkling them with a little salt. If possible, toss with a teaspoonful of margarine before serving. • f,, • ...

... THRIFT IN THE KITCHEN. There should be no such thing as waste in a well-ordered kitchen. The term is oftaa inisappli , d to the refuse that results from the preparation of vegetables and other things far cooking. But the term kitchen waste is also ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT One-pot Meal It is perfectly easy to have good hot meals without much heat in cooking. The following dish is a particularly appetising and useful one. Cut into convenient pieces 2 lbs. of any stewing meat, such as skirt of beef, ox-cheek ...

... STRAIGHT INTO THE KITCHEN I know quite a number of people in Camberwell and Peckham who have befriended the missionaries, and they gain quite a lot of pleasure from doing so for the Saints are good conversationalists and will tell you all about their ...

... KITCHENER'S ALLEY. The fact that Peckham lx.lasts of a 'thoroughfare c.,.:1e ...

... KITCHEN HERBS. The aromatic plants that make up the S:tehen bouquet plat an important part in l uropean cook..r. The Engiish housewife uses many •arisa;es of herbs, while the French -lbef is versed in the fine Savours pro , ;Weed by the addition of a ...

... KITCHEN HINTS. Tea must be kept in an airtight tin in a cool place. Coffee should not be bou•'bt in large quantities, as it loses flavour. i f o be in perfection it should be roasted and ground daily. It must be kept in airtight receptacles. Sugar of ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT ,-IOW TO STORE CARROTS. the secret of storing carrots is in :thing them (pulling them up) in good condition. Lift them during iry weather, not later than the middle f October. Reject blemished carrots and all damaged or forked roots ...

... Invalid Kitchens. At the moment we are just backing; up in every way we can the newe s t enterpri se id the . borough—nainel v , the invalid kitchens, whioh have opened a centre in Huguenotroad, off Ileaton-road. Other boroughs have had invalid kitchens ...

... COMMUNAL KITCHENS. We unelemtessi that tine Mayor Cambers-ell (.11a Ccvc.rntbs, J.P.i has &idly se. mpted the offer of the. chairman and board nsanagement of the I.icesised Victuallers' As Peck earn, to place the batkye fit that institutim at the diaposal ...