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KITCHENS
... KITCHENS Lord Rhondda on Restaurant Charges. Lord Rhondda, opening a national kitchen Poplar, read the following message from the Queen: —“The Queen takes the very greatest interest in the establishment of national kitchens, because she feels certain ...
Kitcheners
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THE KITCHEN
... THE KITCHEN Wash-Dar Hints.—Fire Pent& worth of root put in the ordinary wash water for lingerie will impart a perfume to the clothes. This is also lasting. To Clean Illea.—Tbe smoked in store door be cleaned bx waáing rine;s:. If eery bard to remove ...
KITCHEN
... KITCHEN. The Queen and Prinoees Mary visited yesterday the Communal Kitchen, the seventh Stepney, which Princess a little earlier had opened on the premises of the East London Wesleyan Mission, at Stepney Central Hall. kitchen the gift of the Philatelic ...
KITCHEN
... KITCHEN. Deal Tables. Deal Cupboard. 3 Kent Knife Cleaners, Metal Saucepans Kettles, Brass Preserving Pans, Fender and Iron Steps, large collection Miscellaneous Utensils, Basket, Go-Car, with hood. OFFICE. Double Mahoganv Desk, 10ft.; Single Mahogany ...
FOR THE KITCHEN
... FOR THE KITCHEN. Dataty.—A ttsty breakfast dish is prepared in this sav • Boil two twelre minutes, and take those mit of thp pea and put them at onoo into cold ivoYe them real. Renioms dry them with a little corer them wi•tt sausage moat, and bread-erembs ...
for the Kitchen
... for the Kitchen Tasty Cakes.—Rub « Ih. butter into 1 lb. flour, and lb. castor sugar, oz. currants, cinnamon to taste. into stiff piste, using one degrees. Lay ilie paste eside in a il place till next J'tv. Then roll out. thin, cut into rounds, and bake ...
FOR THE KITCHEN
... FOR THE KITCHEN. Rice Cake: , - fllte ~1 :111 • ot.i , s fonr whites of and I• at t.) * in , 6 OSA. powdert-I 0..•.5r. and thr of one lemon grate.) Tlien stir in lb. ground fire. aml ti.at a ll tnz eth., b a ir an Put it in a Nnttemd tm tit , llt , miniort ...
FOR THE KITCHEN,
... FOR THE KITCHEN, For orange sweet, pare and quarter six oranges, lay them in a glass dish with seme prunes. TotPrec-quartcrs of a pound of crystal sugar, add two wineglasses of cold water. Let it simmer until right consistency When cold, pour the syrup ...
FOR THE KITCHEN
... FOR THE KITCHEN How to Roast Poultry.—First wipe the inside ,ont very thoroughly with a cloth wrung out iu hot water. Then place some butter pr dripping in the pan with the bird, and, possible, cover the breast w ith slice fat bacon. Failing this; butter ...
FOR THE KITCHEN
... FOR THE KITCHEN Potted Chicken.—Boil the chicken in little water as possible till very tender, and well done. Season while boilinp to suit the taste; then, arhQe hot, separate the white meat from the dark, and chop both very fine. Place the white part ...