... glass dish, and surround with more stewed cherries, if liked. To Pickle Cherries. To serve with gamo or meat a pickle generally meets with welcome. A cherry one is not so well known, bo I am including a recipe which has been in use in popular hotel for ...

... Cherry Cake. Always a favourite, this recipe recommended by Mrs 8. Levison, ()rumlinzton, will make many new friends. Cream 6 oz sugar with 8 oz. butter, then sift in 6 oz flour, 4 oz cornflour, % Ib. presorved cherries cut in halves, 6 drops vanilla ...

... if you wish to make a cherry trifle. ./ Cook the cherries as per the previous recipe and then pour the juice over some sponge cakes previously sliced neatly into a glass dish. Allow to stand for a bit, and then arrange the cherries on and amongst the cakes ...

... iwho sent recipes in thiébcompetxtion——“lza.’:‘ | Coffee Fruit Cake This recipe for a Christmas cake is given by Mrs Lee, Cotterige, who recommends it. Wash and pick over 4 lb. sultana raisins, cut up 2 oz. citron peel and 2 oz glace cherries, Sieve § ...

... Gooseberry and Cherry Pie. An unusual pie can be made by following this recipe which Mrs Clark, lemel Hempstead, sends, o o R Gt P R R ee Rm ...

... Cherry Cake. This is recipe you desire for cherry cake, “R. W.” :(— Half-pound flour, 1 lb. butter, 1; lb. sugar, two or three eggs, half teaspoonful baking powder, 3 oz. (Fr& setved cherries, grated rind of one lemon, and if necessary a little milk. ...

... THIS WEEK'S RECIPE. Breast of Mutton.—Get a nice piece of breast and wash it. Bone it, and put the bones aside to make broth. Then grate a cupful of breadcrumbs. Add a teaspoonful of grated lemonpeel, a tablespoonful of grated parsley, a teaspoonful of ...

... HANDY RECIPES. CHEESE SANDWICHES. Put these in the picnic basket next time you a^holidaying. To make them you require two oblongs, three bv one and a half inches, of brown bread, cut very thin and freed from crust. The filling prepared by rubbing some ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. Cherry Cake. This, “Mrs B.” is the recipe for cherry cake. In. gredients are:—One-half pound flour, six ounces sifted sugar, four ounces ypreserved cherries, four ounces butter, two ounces preserved pineapple, three eggs. onehalf t,easYoon ...

... identically. SULTANA AND CHERRY CAKES. The recipe is also the foundation of these richer fruit mixtures. For a sul- cake OZ. of sultanas are mixed in t he sugar quantity doubled. Twoouncea cherries are all that need be added for cherry cake. Both will take ...

... NEW AND DELICIOUS RECIPES For Making Pancakes. hy be wedded to the old-style pancake, served up, more often than not, leathery and unwholesomely greasy, when so many appe; rising varieties may be concocted from wellmade batter ? really good batter is ...

... Try These RHUBARB RECIPES WITH a large crop of rhubarb in the garden, it is difficult sometimes to know how to use it all. The following suggestions may be found useful. Rhubarb makes delicious chutney. Take lb. rhubarb stalks, fairly large onions, and ...