... o/JO C2/5 maj-HlLLA* LONDON APpO!NTMENT Chivers' Jellies Flavoured with Ripe Fruit Juices HERE 15 A GOOD RECIPE Milk Jelly --Chivers' raspberry, cherry, or H vanilla jelly, one pint packet new milk nearly one pint. Cut up the jelly into a basin. Dissolve ...

... magnificent old- world monastery standing silent and empty of its banished monks, with their culture, intelligence and precious recipe of the world- famed liqueur now in other lands. Another drive of interest is to the house of the old Scots woman who, some ...

... glow of excitement in preparing these revels as we think up novelties for these special occasions. Here are several basic recipes from each of which you can make a number of completely different good things for the table: MwST'V. ,TP swiss roli Mil VfWfr ...

... parcels we could live reasonably well. All the recipes which follow, are of dishes made from ingredients contained in our parcels and therefore similar to the supplies available in the English shops. The recipes are naturally all of a makeshift kind, for ...

... alternatively tartelettes. These can be filled in dozens of attractive ways, according to the scraps you have by you. Here is the recipe for tartelettes and a few fillings TARTELETTES Mix together 8 oz. of flour, 4 oz. cold melted margarine, pinch of salt. Add ...

... LIQUEURS-- made by the famous house for Cherry Brandy-- THOS. GRANT SONS over 150 years' reputation for wonderful quality. CHERRY BRANDY. CREME deMENTHE.SLOE GIN, etc. Welcome Always Keep it Handy GRANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY fiJST'TiT^Ti c* 9 SHE'S WEARING ...

... allowed for empty cask and 10s. for bottles and case when returned. A Treatise on Cider, giving full particulars, together with recipes for Cider Cup, Post Free, together with the name and address of the nearest Agen t stocking Golden Pippin. Golden ^Pippin ...

... sun-bathers or the merely tired. Before the cocktail hour arrives many long drinks will be required, and here are two new recipes which will be appreciated by all. Lemon- Water.- Put the juice of three lem ons into a jug, add the whites of three eggs beaten ...

... voting it a fruit season almost to the exclusion of all other trimmings. Straw berries, raspberries, the always decorative cherry, currants, together with berries and nuts of all kinds, trim the modish hat, while so far has the craze for fruit been followed ...

... advantage that they have issued some attractive new recipes to go with it. The following is the recipe for making cherry cake. Take the weight of one egg in sugar, flour and margarine, 2 ozs. of glace cherries, and one teaspoonful ol Borwick's Baking Powder ...

... others can be made without either of these luxuries, if there is a cool place to leave them in until they are needed. The first recipe I am giving you is not very well known in this country and makes a welcome drink for the middle of a hot morning or sultry ...

... I think the Continental system of serving a really elaborate cake as the entremets, a very good one. Anyway, here is the recipe, which I am sure will be useful, its only drawback being that it is rather extravagant. First of all melt four ounces of sugar ...