... KITCHEN DO YOU pass up a good recipe —or a good meal—just because you don't understand the French food terms so often used nowadays? Many Deoote do because French Consomme—Clear soup. metr-s and recipes often sound Crepts--Pancakes. !y complicated indeed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Kitchen DON'T hit the ceiling if your young daughter trots in from school one day soon and attempts to tell you how to keep house! For if you have growing girls who are being taught domestic science at school you will discover that they are learning the ...

... Kitchen AVER the years, the kitchen has come in for a great deal of attention from designers. Electric washing machines, spin driers, fridges, electric irons, vacuum cleaners, modern detergents— ,- ny brains, and millions of pounds have been expended ...

... 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 Petted Chicken.—Boil tb. chicken in as little water es passible till very tender, and edl done. Season while boiling te suit the taste, then. hot, separate the white meat from the dark, aid chop both very fine. Place the white part in ...

... IN THE KITCHEN A clean, damp teacloth kept over a mixing bowl containing icing makes the job of cake decorating faster and easier, since the cloth helps to keep the icing moist. A small pinch of saffron mixed in with a French dressing adds punch to a ...

... KITCHEN ATABLESPOON of vinegar in the rinsing water will improve the wearing qualities and preserve the colour and sheen of artificial silk. AFEW drops of paraffin will s oon remove finger-marks from white enamelled doors and windows. Wipe the woodwork ...

... KITCHEN APRON HOUSEWIVES spend many hours in the kitchen, so why shouldn't they be bright and pretty in a new apron. The shops are full of jewel-colourtd poplins, which are so hard wearing, and gay contemporary prints. Write to the Home Page Editor for ...

... KITCHEN TALK THERE is a difference ot 1 op‘nion among cooks as to which is the best to use when making a sponge, hot water or cold Latterly the numter spraking up for cold seems to have grown. _ • - One of the finest specimens of s longes we have seen ...

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