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... sugar Boil until thick then into it ’-lb cherries Boil about minutes lift the cherries on to sieve boil the again Pry some pieces of bread in butter (about 1-i inches square) Arrange these a dish then add cherries when cool pour syrup over This trifle is ...

... hot) oven for three-quarters of en hour. ae 6° cream on top of each apple Garnish with o— red jelly or chopped glace cherries. This recipe comes from a Toronto reader, who won the first prize at a cookery exhibition in full view of the by making this sweet ...

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... is only added to impart a more ing, colour to the them in the the cherries, rise withdraw the trom the heat. Simmer gently for ten minutes; leave it to coo into a glass dish. OPEN CHERRY PIE—Line a baking tin with weight the centre with raw mee, “died ...

... one pot of it. somebody will enjoy it later on. You have, I know, your pet recipes, so send them to me, and for each one printed there will be a prize of ss. Send your recipe on a postcard (not enclosed in an envelope) addressed to Housewife,” “Pickle ...

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... smart with emerald. but is out of place in a country street. Jumpers and blouses, tan again honey yellow, and for change a cherry red With Irish green I have seen a soft blue as a good contrast on a blond^ If you are going green this winter then you must ...

... picking lime biossom to dry and store for winter use but evoid picking from lime trees near dusty roads. p! OLD ENGLISH PUNCH RECIPES. LITCHFIELD PUNCH Rub thirty ordinary lumps of sugar on to the rinds of six pares lemons. pound and piace in punch bow the ...

... sort for the little ones. or oven . grandtna. Can be served with butter or honey. or eaten Now for some of my favourite recipes. plain. .—..-i-4. Potato Scones If you have • fire these potato scones will be delicious toasted In front of It. Ingredlients ...