... RIZINE RECIPES. In preparing dishes according to the following recipes, it should be borne in mind that Rizine is already cooked, therefore the time required in boiling or baking ia that which io takes to cook the other inscredients uied with it. RIZINE ...

... cat- cakes. I send recipes for both which I hope she will cakes. I sfnd recipes for both which I hope she will like, as they are both excellent, ami have bc-n used in our family for very many years. They are Aberdeen- shire recipes.- W H!XBLOSS:V. I ...

... ever heard of one—he tent to England for a recipe for making it. The recipe came, so many raisins, so much suet, fcnd so much flour, etc. Everything perfect. There could not possibly have been a better recipe given. This was handed over to the cooks, with ...

... use is recom- mended as an improvement to every dish for which a recipe is given. As the Speciaiities are both genuine, cheap, and widely known and esteemed, those who use the recipes contained in the book cannot do better than act upon the recommenda- ...

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... A C.iiiD.—To all who are stjflei'ng fiom the errors and indiscretion nervous weakness manhood. will semi a recipe that- wiil .iure vou, Ffee o £ Caarge. Tills great remedy j was di covered hy a missionary in .South America } j-'en. a soif-addr-wsed envelope ...

... all who are suffering from the rH indiscretion of youth, nervous weakness, 'hat ecay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe j j'- cuvo v°' Pre* of Cliar^e. This great remedy ^nJevc(i by a missionary in South America. eavelape to the Rev. Joseph ...

... whac on earth are you doing ? WJF£,-l'm trying' to see if this cake is done. I can't seem to get the fork intp it. I got the recipe out of the Housewife's Griideto Perfect Cookery. HUSBAND.—Ob, if that's the case, just wait a minute, and I'll bring you ...

... who must also have been something of a mustcmo, composed and published a polka with the title of Boiled Eggs. Of course, a recipe might be presumed to lurk somewhere about it. and the following appeared on one of its pages :— To boil eggs, put them into ...

... 1894, made by herself and her onUclrsn in a back kitchen. Its sale now is prodi- gious. It is sold in packages (with choice recipes) equal to 12 eggs, 6d packets equal to 36 eggs, Is. «oldby(grocers. ...

... fifteen or twenty hoodlums. He took out another egg, bat he didn't have to throw it. The first one had done the business. Recipe for clearing a gallery :-Sa.me as for earing a pot of coffee-use an egg. ...

... discovered it not only mnkes a richer custard i ii > n custard powders, but makes rich cakes also. Tn il packets (with choice recipes), 6d; packets equal to 36 egp, liF. Sold by grocers. 963F ...