... ). —Most certainly Pickles and Preserves, No. 111. of the Qveen Cookery Books (Queen Office), would give you the verb recipes you require, and have most of them appeared at various times in this column of which yon speak so kindly. The forthcoming ...

... was born in Antwerp, and in his short life of forty-two years he TOAST—AS IT SHOULD BE—AND AS GENERALLY the date when the recipe referred to appeared, foe—pardon my saying so—your condensation leaves somewhat to be desired in the managed to produce a ...

... much use unless you had • chef, and even he would probably not use it. —En. CRYSTAL PALACE PUDDING ( Jemson ).—The only recipe for this that I know hardly seems to be the one you want. It is made thus Rub a dessertspoonful of cornflour smoothly down ...

... , or to a diet of pulse, mitigated by nuts of sorts, is • jump that GERMAN YEAST ( M. E. K.).—l regret to say I have no recipe par German yeast. It is as I repeat almoet every nothing short of a miracle will render wholesome. Sacred week, utte rly Im ...

... filtering it. The amount of syrup depends on the strength you wish the lemon gin to ha—For Cherry Whisky take equal quantities of Morella and juicy black cherries, stalk and prick them with • needle, and half fill wide-mouthed glass bottles with the fruit ...

... no necessity for soup meat unless you are having a party, and need real con somme, when of course, raw meat is needed. Recipes for various and very good soups made from bones have been frequently given in the Cuisine column, and if you are fond of soup ...

... CHICKEN SALAD ( Triumvirate ). — Thanks for your kind letter. So glad the recipe was so suoceesfut—En. Two to three minutes is absolutely sufficient time to allow RECIPE WANTED ( Viola).—Please, I do not understand the tea to stand on its lea ves ...

... required. With your letter I received one from Robin Hood, announcing that the recipe was just what she wanted and a sneer.—ED. ( Robin Hood ).—So glad the recipe was right ; I thought it was the one you wonted. Thanks for your kind words about this ...

... Courts and H.R. H. the Prince of Wales. Mold by all respectable wine merchants The best of all Liqueura—Heerintre Copenhagen Cherry Brandy.—(Ara. -t RULES. I. All commtnlerttlone for this department should be on a separate sheet of paper. 2. All to be written ...

... notes which appeared in the Queen of CHERRY STONER ( Perplexed One ).—I do not recognise the instrument from your description, but I know that the Household Supply Stores 119, New Bond•street, have a very good cherry stoner of the simplest oonstruotion ...

... ham, and finely shred chopped. When it again boils, pull it aside and let it simmer in found the following, which may be the recipe you wish for g you,lettuce ant furnished with olives stuffed with anchev e g a tillets, the until the gravy is a glaze. When ...

... book, which would give you a large number of recipes for homemade wines ? That for rhubarb wine, on page ELI, appears to be the very one you want.—ED. RAW MEAT SOUP ( Stalky and Co.).—ls this one recipe you mean ? (It is, I know, invaluable in oases ...