Tempting Cherry Recipes
... Tempting Cherry Recipes. Now that the (berries are rii»e they, offer manv op)*ortunities to housewives, for making lastv summer dishes. Here are few examples ...
... Tempting Cherry Recipes. Now that the (berries are rii»e they, offer manv op)*ortunities to housewives, for making lastv summer dishes. Here are few examples ...
... Three Cherry Recipes. Baked Cherry Pudding. Waah and stone the cherries and place a layer of them at the bottom of a well-buttered pie3ish. Strew over them a little sifted sugar and acme very finely chopped lemon rind. Lay upon this some thin bread and ...
... THE WEST HAM ELECTION: CHERRY COOKERY. ORIGINAL RECIPES Buying Baker’s Bread has often been a case of buyimg one thing and getizng another. In other words, the standard of nutrition set by Nature in certain bread-making cereals has not been kept up in ...
... a shade of nines, say tj yards in tenni' by 30 niches in , width, hemstitched and trimmed with marabout. CHERRY RECIPES. Take red, ripe cherries and press them, breaking the Armes among the fruit until you have obtained ten gallons of pure juice. had ...
... loveliest (shades of puce. or blue. are to be trimmed with narmw bands nt velvet and narrow kitting* of movozeline do Old-Time Cherry Recipes. AN Take half a posed of large ripe sherries. and having eteeed the fruit, braise it and 4 add to it a posed of the brat ...
... RECIPES. CHERRY CAKE Four ozs. of butter, four oss. castor sugar, two eggs, two ozs, of ground almonds, quarter cf crystaidseil cherries, six oss. of flour, oue teaspoonini of baling powder, and a Lttk milk. I:,aot the butt , !or aril sugar to a cream ...
... RECIPES. Cherry Pudding Stncc.—Two table apoonfuls castor sugar, 1 table spoonful lemon juice, table spoonful water, 2 ox. of butter, and 1 ox. glacd cherries, cut small. Put all into a stewpan and bring to boding point. Glacd apricots may be substituted ...
... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. CHERRY Jar.—Take some sound cooking cherries, rather under than over-ripe, and weigh and stone them. For every pound of fruit you will require twelve ounces of sugar. Heat the cherries slowly in a reserving-pan, and bring to boiling ...
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... SOME RECIPES. Cherry Tartlet.—Take some nice cherries, 4 one of lour, one tablespoonful of fine crumbs the same butter, auger and milk. and half an egg. Sift the dour into a basin, mix well with butter (creamed), add the egg, sell beaten, and the sugar ...
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... SOME USEFUL RECIPES, Cherry Jam. Take some sound Woking chcrrie,, rather unaTer than over ripe, and weigh and stone them. For every pound of fruit you will require twelve ounces of sugar. fleetthe cherries slowly in a preserving-par, and bring to boiling ...