... MAGGOTS IN CHERRIES. Ur P. Ramuy-Krat, writing the London Timet »»j«: wife and daughters bought to-day 21b. of the best white cherries, which were externally perfect in appearance. chance cherry was opened, and their snrpriee was great to find a white ...

... and pepper, and then the fish. Just before serving add one beaten and s'ir until the egg is blended. Cherry Pudding.—Put stoned aad sweetened cherries, or any bottled fruit, an inch deep or in the bottom of a pudding-dish. Take one cupful of sugar, beaten ...

... RECIPE& S,a .a WITS( ONION SAM'S. —Put two pounds of tough meat twice through • mincing machine; add a teaspoonful of salt and • saltspuonful of pepper. Form this into one large round steak, one inch thick, and broil slowly for ten minutes, turning it ...

... outlook of certain sects in the town.. delicious Fruit Jellies from fresh fruit. 'jS The following recipe will make Fruit Jellies pk from Rhubarb, Cherries, W Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Brambles, Greengages, Plums, etc. Put 1-lb. fruit In a saucepan ...

... berries, cherries, and, indeed, any summet fruit may be preserved in this way it definitely. Such fruit has been opened, and found in a perfect condition after a lapse of eight years from the time that it waa put up. —~—- 14 COOKERY RECIPES Currant B ...

... COOKERY RECIPES edients: One pound ct Lemon 5 and castor sugar, 4lb. of butter, four eggs, Put the the juice of tw © large lemons. butter, sugar, and lemon juice into a clean saucepan. When the sugar is all disolved add the eggs, well beaten. Stir well ...

... SOME USEFUL RECIPES. SANDWICHES.--Cut 8 late of nice thinly cut bread and butter. When done, arrange the sardines thus, split each one in two, and take away the bone, press four upon one piece of bread and butter, over them scatter watercress leaves or ...

... Adelaide Cake, Queen Cake, Caraway Lunch Cake, Madeira Cake, etc., made at home and raised with PAISLEY ~ Flour Tim SURE rauing Recipes for these calces vnxj 7d., 3 id. and Id. packet GOLF GOSSIP IBT. aZMMg.VH.-i Kr Tolerates “Sweerla’ at lalrsre”;—Effect Self ...

... Clachan gardens, rejoiced before the Lord in their unconscious beauty, as if they, too, even they, had said, Lo, He cometh 1 The cherry tree had blushed and imparted something of its glow of colour the Chestnut. The damson leaf showed paler, and the beech bore ...

... paste. Roll out very thin. Cut in rounds and cook on a hot floured girdle for four minutes each side. Cherry Rice.—To make a dish with rice and cherries. the fruit should be first stoned and then stewed. Meanwhile the rice must be boiled i n milk until ...

... and eggs and milk? The recipe is in every packet. This Com Flour is very economical—a J-lb. packet contains enough for pint custards—and •now, are cheap and The Custard goes splendidly with tinned fruit, and makes Apple Pie, Cherry Pie, Gooseberry Pie, ...

... Mothers give your children Natural Fruit Jellies so long as fresh fruit is plentiful. The juice of stewed fresh fruit rhubarb, cherries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries, etc.—boiled with just sufficient of Broun a. Poison’s | patent Corn Hour jto ...