... 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 ...

... DOMES IIC RECIPES. (From the Food Journal,) I>GOLDSBY CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS.—Mix thoroughly lib. of bread cruuibs with lib. of flour, 21bs. raisins, 21bs. currants, 21bs. suet, lib. sugar, ilb. candied peel, one nutmeg, of mixed spice, and the grated rinds ...

... AUSTRALIAN MEAT RECIPES. PIE.-Two pounds of Australian meat, a few cold boiled potatoes (mashed), lioz. tapioca, a little thyme, a teaspoouful of salt. Lay the meat in small pieces, roughly, in the pie-dish, put spoonfuls of the potatoes here and there ...

... Poetical Recipe for a Salad.— Two large potatoes, passed through kitchen sieve, Unwonted softness to the,salad give. Of mordant mustard add a single spoon- Distrust the condiment which bites so soon; But deem it not, 0 man of herbs, a fault To add a double ...

... A RECIPE FOR STRIKES. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. Sir, At the present crisis any serious propnsal. for putting an end to strikes should receive attention froia every economist, and especially from every philanthro- pist. let us glance ...

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... INFALLIBLE OOSMETIC.-We are in possession of an infallible recipe for making a lady's cheek red without paint For their special benefit, we publish with- out charge. Here it is—Place her at a wash tub, with her sleeves rolled up and a handful of dirty ...

... 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 ...

... OUR DRINK COMPETITION. AN IMPOSING ARRAY OF RECIPES. ^OATMEAL THE FAVOURITE INGREDIENT. THE PUBLIC ANALYST IGIVES, JUDGMENT. JUDGMENT. Oar drink competition has, judged by the number of recipes received, been far and away the most successful of the series ...

... 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 ...

... A RECIPE FOR WRITING A LETTER. Woman gives to members of the fair sex the following recipe for writing a letter :-Take a sheet of paper and pen and ink. Let the address and date be at the top. Begin with some usual formula of addrees. Add in two parts ...

... A CURIOUS OLD PRESCRIPTION FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY. A very curious recipe, which was formerly used by the Trappist monks, founded by the Count de Porche, is now in the hands of a. firm in New Oxford-street, London, which will, no doubt, havo the effect of ...