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... IIOW TO MAKE PRL , ERVE T117.M. The following are some new recipes for preparing delirious Fruit Tahlellellies with Corn Flaur. These jellies can he made with all kinds of fruits, and they retain the delicate fl tvout of the fruit in a very palatalve ...

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... natural state, in combinations, in ices, or prepared in other forms, it is delicate, healthful, and tempting. While a few recipes are given below, a little painstaking, experimenting, and observation will enable intelligent hcusekeepers or cooks to provide ...

... blickberries; cover with sogar and helf & saltepconfal of salt and tablesposnful of ‘uynp. Salt takes away insipidity. Cherry Pie—Stone cherries; add sugar and three tablespoonfuls of water ; sprinkle a tabiespoonful of flour over the fruit and edd butter in ...

... Dr and Mrs MacCalman, Mr, Mre, and Miss Bickford, &0., &e. IN CHERRY TIME. A correspondent kiadly sends me the following Cherry recipesa. I am assured they are all equally excellent :— Cherry Charlotte.~Live a pudding-dizh with thin slices of bread and ...

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... from & fruit centre causes such a perishable fruit as th.‘ ‘strawberry to be an unastainable luxury. 1 give. the followiug recipes for such people, or fer those who do not care for strawberries every day. Note—Alter the quantities, more or lees, according ...

... THE CEILIDH. HOUSEHOLD RECIPES. Blackberry and Apple Presorve.— Boil apples and blackberries together in the proportion of two juicy apples to each pint of blackberries till they are soft enough to rub through a wire siove, leaving the seeds of the b ...

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... sailor collar strapped, and elged with cherry-coloured silk? Skirt not too long, strapped at waist and hem with the silk. ‘Tucked front to bodice, sleeves puffed to the elbow, then short strapped cuff. Tie of cherry silk with tagged ends; belt folded of ...