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"And, if you will follow care \Vith and vVe're sure naught \\Till be your precision, but praise decision." t/\1ASONIC TEMPLE HOME OF YPSILANTI CHAPTER., No. 119 ORDER OF THE YPSILANTI, EASTERN t/\1ICHIGAN STAR., Progress comes from the encouragement of an Idea The Ypsilanti Savings Bank's ability and willingness to help will be of great assistance to your success Ypsilanti Savings Bank THE BANK OF Safety, Service AND4 per cent 4 HOW TO SET A TABLE AND SERVE A MEAL Lay the silver the plate; up. All starting and spoons bread and silver to be placed and towards be turned be used, kn~ves of plate, Carvers table In removed the left serving for on table should as needed. plates serving, remember from the side. right side. Dishes straight, bowls silver from the at the butter placing of spoons is laid in the order forks outside, right. plates \ Vater and sharp knives with and tines of forks in which at glasses napkins edges should it is to and left right the the left. be laid out on a side plates. and at are offered the at at handed should Also dessert passed be Never reach across in front of a person for any purpose. 5 Table of Contents a Table Dishes How to Set First Course Sou ps l<'ish 'Checse :Meat, Poultry Eggs \'cg'ctablcs Salacls, Sala(l Bread, Corn Cics Puddings l{ice Desserts Pickles Conserves, Dates Con fcctioncry In\'alid Bc\'crages 1-Ioust-nold Table Scn'icc Fillings Cakes and Sauces and Rclishes l\Iarmaladcs, Cooking- ,Suggestions I' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••••••• and Game l)rc:;sillg-s, Sal1(}\\'"ic}1CS l\J uffins, :i\re;l I Rolls : :: and Frostings J cllies ',' " Page ;) 7 9 17 23 29 4'..1: 47 :)~~ 60 9(j 10U 12;~ 125 15:} 161 167 177 17fJ 18t: 190 20.j 20:- 211 212 217 222 KNOX GELATINE comes in two packages-PLAIN and ACIDULATED (Lemon Flavor.) First Course Dishes Of all that in the waters Give me an oyster dwell on the shell. Oyster Cocktail Use 6 oysters to a dish; tablespoonful juice, ~up, 1 tablespoonful .% tablespoonful \Vorcestcrshire vinegar, tabasca 1 tablespoonful sauce, 1 tablespoonful 2 tablespoonfuls sauce. horseradish, 1 lemon cat- tomato are made Canapes and yery thin and toast or fry sliced butter Canapes fro111 white, cut in fancy graham shapes. or brown bread, D~p in melted Cheese Canapes Toast circular grated cheese mdts. cheese, pieces of bread. salt, season with Serve at once. sprinkle with thick layer of paprika. until in o\'en Put Nut and Olive Canapes circular of nuts to and spread. pieces of olives toasted finely bread chopped, with and Gantish with diamonds equal enough of ripe Spread quantities mayonnaise tomatoes. Fruit Cup Four grape fruit, 2 oranges. 1 pint pineapple (shredded) and juice"1 canned cherry cup canned juice.sugar cherries .to tastc. (sweet Scn'c sour), or as cocktail. 2 cups 7 KNOX GELATINE IS GUARANTEED to please or money back. Sardine Cocktail Skin and bone 1 small box of sardines tomato tablespoonful catsup, and separate .0 teaspoonful horseradish, juice into 'vV01-- .0 pieces, cestershire lenton. 2 tablespoonfuls 1 sauce, Season with salt and thoroughly chill. Pineapple Cocktail One pineapple, .% cup grape 1 cup sugar, fruit juice, water, and water delicate corer, and cover pink. and cut \vith 3 minutes; fresh Cut cylinders the syrup. cool, add pineapple in half .0 cup orange pink color paste. jui.ces fruit cylinders, lengths; inch .0 cup sugar juice, Boil and color a an apple in glasse~ using put Grape Fruit Cocktail Take pulp from 3 grape cherries their stand from a small bottle, to the juice an hour, chill grape fruit, and serve fruit, remove fine, add the cut add then in cocktail 1 cup glasses. maraschino cherries with Det sugar. Oyster Cocktail Use 6 0,vsters to a dish; tablespoonful juice, catsup, 1 tablespoonful 34 tablespoonful \Vorcestershire vinegar, tabasco 1 tablespoonful sauce, 2 sauce. 1 tablespoonful tablespoonfuls horseradish, 1 lemon tomato Alice Van \Vegen. 8 The KNOX ACIDULATED Flavoring. package contains Lemon Soups Let company 'vVe'll out on the kettle and make' more soup. come in a regular troop- Tomato' Soup One peck ripe tomatoes, fine; green 2 sweet vegetables and salt This is fine in winter To use peppers, cook to taste. for macaroni: sugar 1 bay until Cook for soup. 1 tablespoonful macaroni and bake. flou~ then 1 head leaf, tender; celery 6 run leayes large through up aga5n Add a little and :Melt 1 tablespoonful the Pour soup. sieve; onions. and stalks, Chop add in can~. socIa and milk. add cooked butter, over seal Croutons Cut and cut bread stale in .Y2-inch cubes in yj-inch slices; and brown Pea Soup cut off crusts, in oven. butter One salt, 1 small less will do.' tablespoonfuls :3 soup for slight pepper cup dried onion Simmer peas, 2 quarts lyj (minced), cold water, celery cups teaspoonful thin), to a miUsh. RuL add to heat 1 pint milk, add to soup, with arc cooked 2 tablespoonfuls ] (sliced flour, peas until butter with thickening; and little more salt. tomatoes, One peck 0 34 cup salt, cup Add a Ettie parsley. Add .Y2 cup butter of juice. and }'i cup flour. moistened Cook and can while hot. Tomato Bouillon 12 small onions, 51 teaspoonful together sugar, Cook all :~ bunches Cayenne tender. with Add cream when until celery, pepper. Strain. a little served. ~ Our ReciPe for Financial Independence Lay aside one-tenth inconle in a savings account with us where it will earn 4 per cent, compounded semi-annually. of each month's or When you have accumulated and more, COlne to our Bond Departtnent Invest your savings in a safe Bond that will ~arn 5 to 6 per cent. $1,000.00 The First National Bank The Bank that S. rvice BlIilt . .. ". YPSILAN,TI MICHIGAN 10 KNOX GELATINE makes Desserts, Salads, Candies, Puddings, Ices, Etc. Oyster Soup One pint milk, boil, butter, add seasoning oystcrs, 10 pints pepper, Put cold water, oysters and milk and reheat salt. cold in and sen'e. 1 pint ,yater sweet and Noodle Soup Take a veal and cook until meat may before flavor, be added strained then out. soup bone; falls you finish cook by starting from bone. cooking it Strain. to giyc in cold water, Vegetables a different Noodles One can hardly beginning Serve hot. egg, beaten light; Let salt; stand it out the end slice yery thin. roll at flour an hour, to make then Cook about so you stiff roll up and .) minutes. Irish Potato Soup Peel and boil 8 medium onion. soft; press reheat sliced, all and servc. and stalk through of celery a colander; sized cut potatoes a large Cook thin with milk, add butter, salt, pepper. fine; with 111 the summer when celcry is plenty, kayes. Use dry a quantity this some of of in t.he tender winter green for soups. ancI whites I;"ine. Milk and Tomato Bisque With Eggs Place 10 cups of in upper to the mixture, part .0 cup water beat of milk, a. cIouhh~ hoilpr. stirring' constantly; bcat ] cup srained until cook to the custard, and paprika; tomato the mixture stirring juice is thick; constantly; ~prinkl(" with seryed; seryc with croutpll:' oil add Ihick; lightly; tomato pepper top when lightly until and 1 teaspoonful 1 C!!p' cook and quitc and add 1 egg, beaten acId the season w.'i.th salt, the cheese . over crackers grach of cup dish; remove '-ream sauce salmon. Illod(~pte Place oven One can salmon, flour <.\nd butter, salt, crumbs; cover with Escalloped 1.% cups milk, 1 rounding Salmon all bones, of milk, skin, flour, etc.; butter buttered till browned bread over. Scalloped Oysters. butter. 2 teaspoonfuls Turn add lemon salt, on top Alice Fine and crumbs tablespoonful juice. lemon salmon into juice. Make and 1 a a over bal~e in pour and ~palsbury. One quart oysters, 1 quart 1 cup melted all up together milk, Stir of butter. butter, and put scant; layer cracker .salt and of crumbs 10 pint crumbs, pepper to taste. on top with bits Mrs. Duane Spalsbury. One can salmon, rolled salt crac~ers, to taste. 2 tablespoonfuls Steam 0 hour. melted sweet milk, 0 cup and butter, pepper Cline. Fannie Salmon Loaf 2 eggs, 0 cup Drawn Butter Sauce for Salmon or Fish cups of lemon cup butter, One-third hot water, 0 teaspoonful .% of butter, five minutes; :Method: Melt boil juice. on gradually; add beaten yolks of 2 eggs 3 level tablespoonfuls flour, 10 S~, It, pepper, 1 teaspoonful add Rour; add remaining of and teaspoonful pour hot water .. Last juice. butter lemon :Minnie :rvi ulvaney. Drain oysters; wash sprinkle egg; cover lightly with salt; again with bread Fried Oysters thoroughly roll and in brea\l crumbs. basket; immerse in hot fat until nice brown. and sen'e at once. dry crumbs; Place with soft cover 4 or 5 in Drain cloth; with frying on paper Mrs. John Lamb. 18 KNOX GELATINE is highest quality and worth its price, Baked Put 1 can of Salmon salmon a white of tablespoonfuls liquid; make ing size of walnut. beaten and bake 20 minutes, in double boiler. egg; pour Before oyer (For remove People) sallce, using flour, Four and in a casserole; lYi cups of milk, 2 heap- and butter in 1 we1l- crumbs Cook sauce :;alt from fire beat a few cracker .Yi removing fish, the add or till well heated teaspoonful through. bones 1\'Jrs. H. 13. ~meJlie. Jellied Salmon Loaf gelatine, % cup 1 cup peas, 0 chopped Two tablespoonfuls boiling water, salt, X teaspooniul spoonful Soak gelatine salmon. and. pepper add salt has been wet with thicken add fish, peas pepper, in cold water, and lemon juice. \Vhen cold water. and pepper. green .juice of cold water, pepper, lemon. 1 cup 1 tea- 1 can in boiling water, into a pan which to pour Pour the mixture begins ] Mock Chicken Pie One large place ordinary in baking biscuit dish and coyer with dough. until Bake can tuna, mix ".ith cream sauce, about a pint; irom small covering biscuits cut is done. :Mrs. AI. Nulan. Escalloped Oysters oysters, n~ pints One crumbs, ingredients bread 45 minutes. crumbs quart 1 cup melted in mixing on the scant; butter, bowl top, also bits of butter, and put quart milk, salt, pepper. in greased cracker all Stir pan, with about and bake 1\1rs. Shaefer. Oyster Sauce One peppers; sieve, mustard, thick. then peck ripe boil tomatoes add 2 cups .0 cup salt; Bottle and seal. tomatoes, 12 large onions, and onions. first rubbed 8 large through red a 2 cups vinegar, 1 tablespoonful sugar, add peppers, chopped fine. Emma Cook until Fisk. HI RENTON'S MODEL BAKERY Specializing in Baked Goods for Davis & Kishlar 100-102 Michigan Ave. FINE DRY GOODS COATS WAISTS DRESSES SWEATERS Weddings and Parties Cut Flowers Phone 355 Potted Plants Bulbs Baskets and Pottery Drugs Books WEINMANN-MATTHEWS The Rexall Drug Store CO. Kodaks Stationery 20 K,NOX ACIDULATED .GELATINE saves the cost, time and bother of squeezing lemons. Sauce Tartare One cup mayonnaise dressing, olives, capers, fine. nice with Press fish. green in cloth cucumber until 1 tablespoonful and parsley, pickles dry. Blend with mayonnaise. lVIrs. Janet Van de \\Talker. each of chopped Very Oyster Stuffing .0 cup butter, juice. of onion :y.4 cup bread crumbs. salt One pint of oysters, to taste:, 10 drops Method: Drain seasoning. mer Cover over Hollandaise Sauce: tablespoonful 1 rouuding lemon, juice the of cayenne. pinch only; oysters, add bread a little milk. Moisten with Salmon With Sauce, Hollandaise boiling water a can of salmon with slow fire 20 minutes. crumbs, butter and and let sim- 2 rounding flour, 1 ~ teaspoonful tablespoonfuls cup of butter: boiling water, 0 of egg. yolk salt, 1 lVlethod: Cream butter and Hour; pour th,.: cup of boiling water; ~:llt, pepper ':>auce around and serve. and yolk of egg. stir until Turn thick; salmon over the add lemon on platter: sauce juice, pour :Mrs. John Lam.b. a cream sauce cooked with Put till all and .Make and Hour, salt pepper. layer of salmon, some hour. cracker crumbs. Salmon Turbet of 1 tablespoonful thick; till bottom of dish, 1 cup milk a layer in is use'cl. Also put between Coyer with and bake crumbs each seasoned of butter with a each layer half an then Emma G. :i'Sinor. Salmon Patties 1. can of salmon with 1 cup of cracker Pick to pieces beaten egg; Y; cup milk, with salmon. about let take and Form into patties 21 stand until a fl )rk. add 1 well- crumbs, coyer with :\Tix :\Iiller. soaked. John are 1\lrs. crumbs fry. and Mathew Sinkule Quality Service and Price IN UVIEATS 38 E. Cross St. Phone 931 22 Where recipes LING GELATINE. call for Gelatine use KNOX SPARK- Cheese A pound of cheese is equal in protein UO two pounds of beef. Cheese Straws salt Gather up the trimmings and a little from left-over of 0 inch. Sprinkle 0 with press to a thickness Fold, cheese, this progress and roll as before. of cheese on the depending cut roll out 5 or 6 inches in a shallow pan and bake width. amount in strips thin, Place paprika. Repeat two or three you wish to use. long and %. in a hot oven. finely edges pastry and roll grated together times, Then inch in Macaroni and Cheese 1iwo boxes macaroni, milk, 2 cggs, Method: 2 tablespoonfuls Cook macaroni 1)4 pounds butter. chcese, 10 quarts in 2 <.ju.lrl" salt scorching. until water Remove is all boiled from fire; stir tablespoonful J to p"revent half of macaron'i covcr macaroni; checse on top. macaroni, milk get minutes. in bottom of baking then Beat rcmainder eggs, add to inserting all through case kniie evenly. and Bake dish; slice hoiling water with often Put and sliced turn on to have 30 out; stir in butter. cheesc with and layers lifting in medium oven Beebe. :1\1rs. Emma of macaroni milk the Spread spoonful beaten. (1 cup.) bread paprika, Stir and into ;4 teaspoonful in dish and bake; Bake.Y2 hour in water. Cheese Pudding cut cubes, 2 cups milk, %. mustard, ;.~ pound salt, cheese, 2 sliced tea- eggs, thin :Mrs. G. :M. Hull. 23 Each package of KNOX GELATINE makes FOUR PINTS of jelly. One teaspoonfuT, 6 teaspoonfuls and let Cheese Omelet ~) eggs. blitter, or 0 cup chipped frothy; partly until Put and beat more. salt, cayenne ham, green add Can use chipped creamy; peas, cook water, in dish cold water it looks roll. in dish and cook; and pepper :~ teaspoonfuls Put cheese. beat culd butter add until and 3 eggs; shake cheese. jelly or preserves. Hattie I3onisteel. Welsh Rarebit tomatoes, Two pimento, melted eggs. cooked cups chopped; salt butter, ~~ onion, and pepper. chopped; grated 1 cup cheese, tablespoonfuls Cook and add 2 well-beaten 2 level !\frs. T. E. Schaible. 1 Molded Cheese Salad Two packages Philadelphia ~~ cup milk, 0 package Knox cold water, 0 cup Sparkling boiling water, cheese, 0 cup grated cheese, ..tablespoonfuls pimento, whipped cheese cold water, ut cool, ~) sweet cream, and milk; p'ickles, portion of Spanish salt. lVlix add chopped water add boiling Philadelphia ingredients. and add then add cream. gelatine, 2 2 slices onion, 0 cup grated cheese, soak in gelatine to cheese mixture. Jack Shepherd. Mrs. Savory Spaghetti spaghetti in cold water; Boil 0 package and rinse drain onion and 1 stalk of celery fat five minutes, without from pan and fry 0 pound add l~ minutes, tomatoes over cups pour spaghetti and in salted water chop 1 green until pepper, and fry in 2 tablespoonfuls browning; ground fried steak remove until vegetables; and cook 5 minutes. 2.1 it tender; 1 small melted vegetables is brown; cook 10 KNOX GELATINE have for dessert." solves the problem of "What to French Rarebit Line a baking slices of thin cheese. has been pinch added of cayenne dish v.,ith Pour over 2 well-beaten pepper. Bake about layers of buttered and this 2 cups of milk to which eggs, and a a pinch bread salt of 25 minutes. Miss Julia Stevens. Cheese Souffle Two tablespoonfuls stir in flour, in meantime. milk, 1 cup grated butter, stirring stiff yolks, bake and the dish. "vhites. 20 minutes. serve \Vill butter, cheese, add milk, :~ eggs, salt, Thke from 2 tablespoonfuls and salt pepper. fire. Add Pour in hot baking dish, put Serve immediately. flour, 1 cup l\IIelt pepper. cheese, Boil 2 minutes, beaten in hot oven butter Do not 4 people. !vlrs. Berton Levering. Moist Cheese To keep cheese moist a cloth out simply wring cheese. and to pre\'ent in vinegar it from drying around and wrap out, the Escalloped Cheese. One cup of bread butter, crumbs, 2 eggs, 1 cup milk, beaten light; on top and bake a delicate brown. tablespoonful crumbs 1 cup cheese, salt. Strew 1 :Mulvaney. Minnie Lemon Cheese Cakes cup butter, 0 cup sugar, in patty lemon: oyer and rind paste juice puff lemon 2 eggs, shells. hot water grated Put rind butter to melt: shells One-third of and juice and sugar, then add eggs and bake. and cook until thick, cool and fill patty I;emon mixture will keep for a. long time. Mrs. \\'m. \Vebb. 25 .PHONE 489 DEIST'S GROCERY :31 East Cross Street Ypsilanti, Michigan The Handy Store at the Depot Gaudy's Chocolate Shop Dainty Lunches Served, Punch, Fancy Ice Cream for our or Banquets Parties Specialty. 24 N. Washington St. Opposite Martha Washington is pies, \\ hether or it results the used 01 how to use flour LOAF and a greater taste far flavor, than upon bread, are and it. of rolls H.eganlless cakes, dependent knowledge the Not only docs SNOW have a a nutrition flour. ALWAYS nour but ordinary Saline Gold Rim, Pure Compound, Ask your Flour Merchant IN SEASON Buckwheat Flour, Buckwheat l\Ieal Self-rising Corn Mf!t. by Alber & Theurer Flour. and Graham ALBER & THEURER -~ SALINE, MICH. __ ~~ --..--- SALINE, MICH. 2u Use Knox Gelatine-the Four-Pint package. One cup milk. cup bread Let stand Cheese Omelet. crumbs, ~ 20 minutes, cup grated then bake. Cheese Souffle cheese. 1 e[rg, 1 Mrs. Cliz'be. butter, teaspoonful :3 salt, tablespoonfuls few grains or Young American cheese, 1)wo tablespoonfuls cup scalded milk, ~ ;4 cup grated Old English of 3 eggs, white when well mixed cayenne beaten, in whites buttered Serve and cheese. lemon until of eggs, baking at once. dish of 3 eggs .. Melt add gradually Remove butter, add scalded milk; colored; beaten until and bake from fire; cool mixtu.re and stiff 20 minutes ]. 1\11rs. .1'2 Hour, cayenne; yolks Hour, and add salt, of eggs, fold and Po;.}r into slow oven. then add yolks cut and dry. in \i\Tilloughby. Cheese Balls grated mild cups flour, % teaspoonful cayenne. Mix cheese with Hour and Beat whites in small of eggs balls. on brown until roll paper. stiff in cracker Serve cheese, whites of 3 salt, cracker add and add to first fry in salad dust, with and One few grains a half . eggs, 1 tablespoonful dust, seasoning. mixture. deep fat course. Shape and drain One beaten, minutes. cup bread and fill Bake crumbs, \'iith milk, brown until Good Dish .0 cup salt, on top. grated pepper. cheese, Let 1 egg, 15 stand :Mrs. \ Vike Lucking. Two cups bread eggs, salt. ] cup milk, Bake light ~ bro'wn cup grated cheese. ;2 mustard, 1 te;1.sroonflll oyen 20 to 30 minutes, Cheese Pudding cr'umbs, large 1 teaspoonful in quick 27 Knox Gelatine makes a transparent, tender, quivering jelly. Baked Cheese Rarebit 'I'hree larg-e slices of bread, cut tablespoonfuls bread bread with set. and and cheese. salt, pepper cheese. 1Yi cup milk. in dice. Turn Fill over and mustard. into it 3 tablespoonfuls eggs. 2 buttered dish, the milk and eggs. )Ii hour Bake Grace Sage. about Butter layers butter, ;; the of Season or until Toasted Cheese Sandwiches :Mix cream cheese with mayonnaise mustard, buttered in oven bread may until slices until and thick creamy. of Graham bread. a delicate brown. be used in the same way. Spread into dressing, made with thick toast \V1:ite halves. v(;ry hot. between and cut Serve Breaded Cheese Dish Spread of cheese. cups of milk, until well dry bread with butter l..,ay in piles add 1 teaspoonful in casserole. salt ;tncl £.:0\'1...1." with Beat slices an egg into ]y~ and pour over dry bread thin covered. Bake in slow oven Yi hour. Mrs. Ch;trles Lamb. One can tomato egg, 1 tablespoonful (chopped o\'er fine.) salted large Rarebit .0 pound soup, Hour, 1 small Cook crackers. until thick cheese bottle' in double ] cup milk stuffed boiler. 1 oli~es Pour 28 Knox Acidulated Gelatine-no squeezing lemons. bother-no trouble--no Meat, Poultry and Game no more he Give Than is able Give him always And but little to every guest tlO digest; of the prime, ~t ~ time. Meat Loaf left-over point in ~ cup add two cups bouillon stock, or diluted and add 1 envelope Knox cold \\"hen of any cold chopped in a Also mold water. Take 2 cups of any bl~ing to the boiling softened gelatine to stiffen begins gravy, Sparkling mixture meat little red or green ]'urn Remove at hand (veal, ham, beef or chicken). pepper, celery, on\ion if desired, into a square mold first dipped in slices from mold and cut in cold water for serving. or parsley. and chill. Stuffed Steak 1 tablespoonful steak round thick peppers, One 2 green Hack meat on hacked butter mcat. Roll steak and bakc littlc water both ways siclc. and tic. until or veal salt, of grain with lVIix abovc steak, boiled 2 cups rice, 1 onion, 1 red pepper. Spread sharp ingrcd5ents on dish with knife. and spread in cO\"cred baking Place tcnder. Mrs. Glen Banks. 'fhree cups powder, teaspoonful 2 tablespoonfuls salt. Good Crust flour, 2 rounding melted for Chicken Pie tcaspoonfuls buttcr, IVIrs. Duane Royal baking 1 cup milk, 1 egg, 1 Spalsbury. Veal Loaf Two pounds crumbs, cracker of veal, chopped 2 ("ggs, salt fine; .0 cup butter, 1 hour. 2 cups and pepper" Bake 29 Better Service Bettcr Drugs A. E. WEBER Depot Drug Store 37 East Cross St. YPSILANTI, MICH. THE AMERICAN CO. INSURANCE 1846 ESTABLISHED I nsurcs Tornado, Property. earnestly for Firc, Lightning, Farm business Automobile, Your ANNIE E. CARPENTER soliei ted. MRS. AGENT 777-J Phone \Vashington :lOG South -RAOE MAR'" ..* * * * * * 'Y!liJ .******* ~ltt~" IcOMPANY. , U. S. PRESSED STEEL CO. Manufacturers of Pressed Steel Products YPSILANTI. U\11CH. ++~~+~+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~++~+~+~+++++++ ~w Knox stands for Quality and Quantity in Gelatin~. Beef Loaf choppcd cup cracker bed, crllJl1b~, J 2 pound 1 egg, choppcd 1 small l\Iix well, salt, Bake 3;';: about] teaspoonful pcpper. hour in moderate oyen. or Salmon in Aspic. tablc~poonful; and peppcl-: I,nox gelatinc, Add lemon J,nox it. Strain gelatinc and 1 hot water, 1 table- to hot water; in cold add fish, and parsley Onc and a half pounds pork, onion, place 1 1 cup milk, 1 tcaspoonful till. Chicken in a loaf Lcmon onion, chicken juice 1 ~licc; or vinegar, ] or seasoning. salt fish, 2 cups. Dissolyc oyer Set on ice to cool. is nice made hot water adding and pour fine. This cup; spoonful; hcat, water picked lemon. Garni~h with into indiyidual molds. Adah Blanche l\100re. Veal Loaf ]2 crackers, 0 cup of milk. of veal, with pounds and pepper. Bake about Three 2 eggs, salt a little salt butter an hour.~r rs. pork, chopped; size of an egg. l\[ilo Ehman. Riced Meat One cup ground 1 tablespoonful Heat 1 egg, taste. egg. Add last well-beaten bake 20 minutes. the milk, cold meat, 1 cup milk, melted hutter, salt add all other Turn egg. ingredients into a baking ] cup cold rice, and to the dish and pepper except Elizabeth Carey. Pigs in Blanket Take steak, fat ;n kettle, in 1 onion and tie; put Put put hours meat. slowly. pan; in small pieces, turn cut in frying coyer with water: and 0 bay Remove add leaf, ~alt pigs and thicken cover with and scar until bacon, roll browned. pan; 3 over Cook fat and from frying pepper. gravy and turn de \\Talker. Janet Van l\[rs. :\1 Four separate Desserts Knox Gelatine. or Salads from one package of Pour ofr oil and pick into Salmon Loaf small to this 1 can; or water, buttcr Bake 45 minutes. add 1.0 cups bread size of walnut, crumbs, salt pieces the salmon from 3 eggs, 1 cup milk to taste. pepper \V. C. Fisk. and :Mrs. Veal Croquettes 2 tablespoonfuls cornstarch butter. to make pinch egg, One quart milk, thicken with enough 2 cups in crackcr boil; from fire and add 1 well-beaten pepper, veal. Roll thin, 1n cracker Drain servc. chopped crumbs, in wire crumbs. basket Drop and set in hot Let come creamy. salt,. dash to a Take red form balls. back browl1. to ready then till Penman: Let cool, 2 well-beaten then eggs; fry till golden fat or in warm oven Mrs. Two pounds bccf, pepper, .Make onion, 1 teaspoonful real moist with milk. sage, 1-3 cup Bake 1 hour. pork, ground; 1 egg, salt, crumbs . bread Beef Loaf ;4 pound Salad (Individual) Cream Chicken teaspoonful and juice Soak dissolve Sparkling )i Knox lemon Beat 1.0 tablespoonfuls begins \Vhen mixture cut in small spoonful watcr. gelatine. fuls cold boiled white meal), mixed wfith ;4 tablespoonful and clipped in cold water lettuce and chill. gar11lish with to thicken cubes Remove a sprig a few grains leaves Turn fowl salt. into and gelatine in 1 teaspoonful stiff, cream until in ~ tea- boiling add and add 2 tablespoon- (using preferably chopped an individual mold the parsley first to crisp from' mold of parsley. can salmon, salt, 1 cup milk, Salmon Loaf cracker 1;4 cups 1 tablespoonful One spoonful Bake 45 minutes. crumbs, butter 1 egg, 1 tea- on top. Q. E. D. 32 Knox Gelatine Pints of jelly. is economical-one package makes Four Veal Loaf pepper, black tablespoonfuls spoonful veal light, A!dd eggs, with Bake melted butter. separating, smoked 1 teaspoonful ham, 3 juice,.0 tea- crumbs. Grind until and seasoning. wet pan. with Three pounds veal, 3 eggs, 2 teaspoonfuls cream, 1 tablespooniul salt, allspice, .0 cup fine bread ;4 cup butter, .0 pound onion or cracker and ham together. and melt butter. Beat eggs, without l\Iix veal, ham. crumbs cream and butter. cold water, for 2 hours and turn onto in m.oclerate oven, basting Press carefully into mold previously a flat baking occasionaIly l\f rs. Howard Chapin. To Broil Venison Take a piece water. dust with Then broil pepper of venison it; when and salt. and done .0 hour it soak spread with in salt and butter To Cook Bear Meat Soak for .0 hour all the fat. \rhen broiled cover with butter, in salt Wnt Singer Sewing Machine Shop 10 N: Huron St., Ypsilanti Phone 413 &. E. L. SQUIRES THE PHONE 413 HUDSON-ESSEX 303 Michigan Ave. YPSILANTI, MICH. D. L. DAVIS GROCERIES AT THE DEPOT AI ways pleased to fill your order with best the market affords PHONE 395 YPSILANTI MICHIGAN 50 KNOX GELATINE comes in two packages-PLAIN and ACIDULATED (Lemon Flavor.) and slice Peel salt and press in cold water, with slice fry nice brown. Fried Egg Plant Y4'4,4'^^^^^^^'^,i'4,4*^'^*4,,S,4*,i,4,4'^,,i*4,^,,S,,i,'J*4,^,^,4,*t*,'J',*,"**,»**: Ehman & Greenstreet * * * REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS lSy2 N. Washington St. PHONE 1137 Ypsilanti, Michigan HARDY P E R E N N I A LS and P O T T ED SPRING P L A N TS Fred Lind ^P &££& River Street Greenhouse North River Street Fresh, wholesome ingredients, blended in the cleanest and most approved manner, are reasons why BEST DEALERS SERVE THE CHOICE OF MICHIGAN If your dealer cannot supply you please call our Ann Arbor office. 86 Free cook book offer in each package of Knox Gelatine. Nut Bread One and a half cups sweet milk, 1 scant cup sugar, 1 o teaspoonful egg, 4 cups sifted Hour, 5 teaspoonfuls cut up. dates, minutes. :Make 1 large salt, 1 cup in buttered Put nut meats, Royal baking powder, 1 cup Bake 45 broken up; tin, set 10 minutes. loaf or 2 small ones. Mrs. Ella Stoup. Nut Bread (One Loaf)' Dry Part: sifted sugar, 0 cup English walnuts, powder, 0 teaspoonful baking 2.0 cups flour, 3 level salt. \Vet Part: 1 well-beaten egg, beat cup .0 teaspoonfuls granulated Royal together; 1 cup milk. Bake in moderate oven. Mrs. Frederick Gorton. Nut Bread Four cups Hour, 4 teaspoonfuls cup sugar, 1 teaspoonluf eggs, 2 cups milk. Mix dry ingredients, niln T let stand 20 luinutes before baking. Royal baking powder, 0 salt, 1 cup English walnut meats, then add eggs and Lulu C. Skinncr. Two cup 'lgar; powder, 0 teaspoonful IvIix, baking milk, 1 cup nut mcats. slowly. Nut Bread l! cups Hour, salt, let 'l 1 stand teaspoonfuls egg, 1.0 cups half hour :Minnie Horner. Royal sweet and bake One cup sour milk, cup nut meats, spoonful mola~ses soda, 2 to darken 1 teaspoonful cups graham if desired. Nut Bread .0 cup sweet milk, baking Royal flour. ;;;; cup sugar, ] I j tea. little baking powder, Add Arline J\Ioffett. 87 Knox Sparkfing Gelatine makes dainty desserts for dain ty people. Nut Bread Half spoonful white in a slow oven. flour, cup brown salt, sugar, 2 teaspoonfuls .0 cup nut meats, .0 tea- 1 cup sweet milk, 1 egg, powder, 2 cups Bake 45 minute~ H.oyal baking broken up. Mrs. vVill L. Kishlar. Nut \Bread Two and a half cups white powder, 0 cup flour, 20 leycl sugar, 0 teaspoonful baking Royal egg, well beaten; Sift times, ingredients; baking then ~ cup nut meats, flour sugar, powder, add stir well but not chopped nuts, chopped and salt then milk too harel. Bake tcaspoonfuls salt, 1 fine; 1 cup milk. several together and to dry eggs 1 hour. ~/Irs. Scovill. Entire Wheat Bread One compressed yeast cake, 1 cup milk, 1 tablespoonful like your bread light sweet; or butter, brown 1 cup sugar; luke salt, 1 cup sifted white yeast or butter, cooled; if you tablespoonfuls Dissolve lard thoroughly, portant.) Mold Nuts into and dates being Cover loaves. lard and sugar then flour sure and set in luke warm. water about gradually, the clough to rise until to keep aside Set aside can be added to rise again. if so desired. scalded use more warm water, and sugar 2 flour. add Knead is im- in bulk. one hour. and milk, ,1 cups. soft (this double Bake ~lrs. F. A. Barbour. Bacon Toast of bread with well (American), cheese slices of bacon and toast slices Ivloisten this well grated thin cooked. over very well beaten then in broiler Mrs. T. sprinkle all over bacon is egg, place until \V. Paton. tit) Give th~ growing children Knox Sparkling Gelatine. White Bread Two compressed yeast 2 tablespoonfuls sifted 3 quarts and sugar in the flour, luke sugar, cakes, 1 quart milk, 2 1 tablespoonful \\"~lrl11milk; smooth, to make tablespoonfuls salt. add lard then add dough the of flour. flour, the Knead until Beat until or enough smooth bowl, cover cover and let and let rise until double stand until and clastic. light. in bulle cooled; butter, yeast and half balance handled. greased loaves, and scalded lard or Dissolve or butter and salt can be in a. into Bake 1 hour. that Place l\Iold :Mrs. F. A. Barbour. Dinner Rolls One cake cOl1.1pressed yeast, 1 cup milk, scalded sugar, brd :i cups or butter, sifted salt smooth, cooled; 1 tablespoonful 1 egg-, 2 tablespoonfuls and sugar until butter, using well greased double until light. Bake of little Aour remainder as in luke warm milk. add white then Add 1 ~ cups of egg, well salt. possible. the as to rise flour and in kneading- Coyer ho\yl. in bulk. Mold into rolls in a hot oven 10 or 15 minutes. and set and let flour, white Disso1\-e flour beaten; Knead and of yeast and beat lard or lightly:, in a place very Place in a warnl rise until l\rIrs. F. A. Barbour. Nut Bread salt. cups: (level) scant Beat 1 egg and add 1 cup sweet milk, 1 cup sug-ar. 1 tea- ope sift- po\yder. walnut meats, fine. in for 30 or 40 teaspoonfuls i. cup food chopper flour, measured Royal English sifted with Hour, or ground rise -1 cups 4: after baking quite bake Put let This makes through 20 minutc~; small ;2 ~poonful and mg. good level, chopped and pans minute~_ then 10. peanuts. then milk iri moderate and oven. cup granulated 1 cup raisins, Hermits sugar, 1 cup brown 2 eggs, 1 teaspoonful sour milk, cocoa, 3 cups flour, 34 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful 34 cloves, ~ sugar, " I) soda, 3 tabL- cinnamon, teaspoonful Two spoonful spoonfuls ingredients. Flour One shortening, spoonfuls 1 teaspoonful nutmeg. Method: ful water soda eggs. Cream sugar to yolks of eggs: and shortening; to and add and spices, Drop fruit, and bake and last of all, well beaten whites in medium oven. add 1 tablespoc.H1' above; then milk. of Lida Cl'lrIc Cocoanut Dainties 1 cup powdered Beat whites of 2 eggs, corn flakes. and corn flakes. Mixture Drop by spoonful \Vhites nut, ~ cups cocoanut will brown spread out. in oven. sugar, of eggs, will be very greased 1 cup co.:,1a- add <;ug;-Lr, but thick, pan and 1irs. A. VV IJ,rd. on Almond Cookies ~ sugar, cup melted 1 cup brown lard, Three-quarters sugar, teaspoonfuls 1 cup whit.e 10 level flour, sifted; cup blanched form into Slice in moderate a roll. about %. oven. 1 teaspoonful almonds, Let inch thick soda, dissolved cinnamon, whole oyer left stand and sprinkle teaspoon~ul cup melted butter', 3 eggs, well beaten, '10 cups 1 l\1ix and cold. sugar. Bake in hot water; Y2 and floured. night top with 1"1rs. B. E. Cook. to get very salt, ]:~o A Knox Gelatine Dessert appetizing. or Salad is attractive and Sour Cream Cookies '"1\vo cups teaspoonfuls sugar, 1 cup shortening, :Mix soft. soda, 2 eggs. 1 cup sour cream, 2 :Minnie Horner. Date Hermits Two cups chopped; meats, 1 soda, 0 teaspoonful then add 2 well beaten cup 1\1azola. Drop flour, 1 cup sugar, 10 cups dates, 0 cup nut teaspoonful teaspoonful cinnamon, cloves, ~ teaspoonful 1 salt. eggs with 4 tablespoonfuls .Mix well, ~ water, from spoon. :Mrs. James Herrick. Butter Scotch Cookies spoonful tartar, night, One cup shortening, vanilla, 1 teaspoonful 4 cups bro\\'"l1 sugar, 4 eggs, 1 tea- cream over teaspoonful soda, 1 flour. 7 or R cups then slice -with a knife ~ inch thick and bake. :Make in a roll and let stand Mrs. A. E. Carp~nter. One cup shortening Oatmeal Cookies or % cup butter cups brown teaspoonful gether, put sugar, 3 eggs, 2 cups soda in 1 tablespoonful in rolled oats and flour enough to roll. flour, 3 cups and .0 cup lard, 2 rolled oats, 1 to- hot water. Mix all Mrs. N. B. Trim. Rocks (Drop Cookies) Three o teaspoonful teaspoonful cup raisins. flour. Drop dozen. eggs, 1~ sugar, soda, dissolved .1 nutmeg, chopped; from teaspoon. cups brown in 2 tablespoonfuls teaspoonful vanilla, 1 cup nutnleats, 3 Bake quickly. 1 cup shortening, 1 sweet milk; salt, 1 pinch sifted level cups 4 :Makes about 1\1rs. Minda Crosby. l:!l ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++~~+~++++++ Millinery John G. Lamb Sf Son Phones 70-71-72 Groceries, Fruits Veg;etables Always a full and com- plete line of Trimmed and untrimmed hats. (:J.~ •• ••• • • c. A. READER 31 N. Huron Street COAL When all is ready for the oven you want to be sure that you have the coal that will produce an even heat. That advertiscmcnt is in this book. is why this OUf Phone is 1072 c. F. BROWN 407 North Huron Street ] .).) Try the Knox Gelatine recipes found in this book. Doughnuts Cannfort thyself with a morsel of doughnut. Fried Cakes. Good One cup sugar, 2 eggs, 1 cup sour cream, l/2 cup milk, 1 teaspoonful soda, 3 tablespoonfuls melted nutmeg. Roll soft as you can. Always put piece of potato in kettle to keep lard from burning. lard, Mrs. Duane Spalsbury. Fried Cakes Six small potatoes, mashed; 3 eggs, beaten light; 3 tablespoonfuls melted butter, 2 cups sugar, white; 1 cup sour milk, 1 teaspoonful soda, 5 baking powder, salt and flavoring and just enough flour to make as soft dough as can be handled. teaspoonfuls Royal Mrs. Jack Shepherd. Doughnuts Two cups hot mashed potatoes, 2 cups sugar, 1 cup sweet milk, 3 eggs, beaten separately; tablespoonfuls melted butter, 5 teaspoonfuls Royal baking powder, nutmeg. 3 Mrs. Schaffer. Fried Cakes Two cups hot mashed potatoes, 2 cups sugar, 3 eggs, 1 cup milk, a little salt, nutmeg, 3 tablespoonfuls melted butter, 5 teaspoonfuls Royal baking powder, in about 5 cups of Mrs. Lillian Root. flour. Fried Cakes Three-fourths cup sugar, 1 egg, 2 teaspoonfuls melted lard, 1 cup sour milk, 1 teaspoonful soda, 1 teaspoonful Royal baking powder, flavoring, flour to make dough. Mrs. Riley. 123 Knox Gelatine-Economy with highest Quality. Potato Fried Cakes 1 cup buttermilk, One cup sugar, 1 teaspoonful powder butter and sugar. For soda in buttermilk, butter size of walnut, 2 teaspoonfuls Royal baking fine with use nutmeg or vanilla. in flour, 2 medium sized potatoes, mashed flavoring Fried Cakes One cup sugar, 1 cup sour milk, 1 egg, 2 tablespoonfub lard (hot), teaspoonful soda, 0 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful salt, flour .. nutmeg, 1'2 Fried Cakes One cup sugar, 1 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful salt, 2 eggs, 10 cups cream to soda, nutmeg, flour and sour milk, mixed; mix soft. X. Y. Z. Two cups buttermilk, 2 eggs, 34 teaspoonful Fried Cakes 10 cups salt, 0 sugar, 0 cup butter nutmeg, teaspoonful soda and eggs, (level), flour to make soft dough. 'add milk and flour with soda. :Mix (scant), 2 teaspoonfuls sugar, butter Mrs. C. P. Congdon. Fried Cakes Two cups sugar, 2 eggs, 3 tablespoonfuls 1 teaspoonful potatoes Makes about 4 dozen. nutmeg, 1 cup (warm), 3 teaspoonfuls melted butter, sweet milk, 2 cups mashed powder. baking Royal \lv. A. VanWegen. Mrs. Doughnuts beaten 3 eggs, cup sugar, One tablespoonfuls teaspoonfuls stiff enough, flavoring. full heaping nntil preferred light and together; melted butter, 1 cup milk, a little Royal baking- powder, '1 cups Flavor with nutmeg and roll out. 3 salt, 3 flour, or or any Stella Horner. ] 24 Knox Gelatine is the one dessert for all appetites. Cakes, Fillings and Frostings "She was so skilled and perfect in the art that everything fairy hands touched seemed like aI"Qbrosia fit for the gods." her Black George Cake Three teaspoonfuls sugar, 20 tablespoonfuls butte}-, 1 cup molasses, 2 cups and nutmeg. teaspoonful soda, yolk of 1 egg. flour, ~ teaspoonful each of salt, Add 1 cup boiling water last. :Mix together cinnamon cloves, 1\1rs. Janet Van de \Valker. Date Cake One cup dates, 1 cup walnuts, 1 tablespoonful small pieces, boiling water while nl,lxing cake. egg. Add flour and dates butter, sprinkle 1 egg, 1 teaspoonful soda over them, last. 1 cup sugar, 17~ cups flour, soda. Cut dates in in a cup of butter and let stand sugar, Cream, Mrs. \'1. S. Putnam. Blueberry Cake cups butter, One and a quarter flour, 1 cup milk, 1 cup blueberries, baking salt. or whipped .0 teaspoonful powder, cream. 1-::3cup sugar, 2 1-3 cups Royal hot with butter 4 teaspoonfuls Serve l\1rs. VV. S. Putnam. fat pork, currants, 34 pound and water. 1 cup molasses, orange One pound 1 pound raisins, lemon peel, add to pork cups spoonful cloves, 8 cups sugar, cinnamon, 1 Pork Cake 1 pint 34 pound peel. boiling citron Grind Cook five minutes. 1 tablespoonful ginger, teaspoonful water, peel, all of 2 pounds 34 pound these and add 2 soda, 1 table- 34 teaspoonful Then flour, 1 cup walnut meats. 12;"; Healthful Reliable Economical The prudent .. ;'.~.~ '!~:~~.::-:.:_~'; \';;:;"'';~ . housewife avoids substitutes, which may contain alum, and uses ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes. \ ~~., \~-:--...... '\f , \ See that the name K-N-O-X is on each package of gelatine you buy. Buttermilk Cake. One cup shortening,1 cup sugar, milk, 2 cups Royal baking and sugar. butter sugar. Sift Third: the milk and flour, Fourth: Bake flour, 1 teaspoonful baking powder, 1 teaspoonful Beat Second: flour, etc., alternately soda, baking egg and in layers in a moderate 2 eggs, soda, salt. 1 cup butter- 1 teaspoonful First: Cream and add egg and butter. add to butter and salt; powder to sugar, O\Ter. ~1rs. F. L. :Miller. Orange Cake cups I~ powder, flour, 2 eggs, Royal baking cup butter, One-quarter teaspoonfuls of orange; 0 cup mille juice creamy. cup sugar, cup sugar; light a rind and juice of orange, Fourth: in moderate beat until beat until Bake 1 cup sugar, grated rind 3 and add 0 and add 0 Third: Add powder. First: Second: Cream butter, Beat eggs and mix with butter. flour mixed wnth baking oven. ~1rs. F. L. ~1iller. Apple Sauce Cake Two cups stewed apple 1 cup lard, 1 cup raisins, teaspoonfuls cloves and soda cinnamon. in very sauce, 2.0 cups little water, sweetened; flour, 1 teaspoonful 2 cups 1 teaspoonful Dorothy Voorhees. sugar, salt, 2 each of No Name Cake Boil 1 cup raisins, spoonful teaspoonful siftecI with salt. 5 minutes 1-3 cup lard, 1 cup sugar, together teaspoonful 1 nutmeg, 0 teaspoonful in )4 l{oyal baking in slow O\'CI1. soda dissolved .0 teaspoonful and bake Beat well cloves. Vlhen cup water, 1 cup cold water, 1 tea- cinnamon, add cold 1 flour, 2 cups of powder, pinch Elizabeth Cook. Knox Gelatine is measured ready for use—two envelopes in each package. Sunshine Cake Seven eggs, 1 cup sifted granulated sugar, *4 teaspoonful cream of tartar, 1 scant cup of the fourth sifting. Beat whites of 7 eggs very stiff with cream tartar, add sugar, beat 5 minute;;, add well-beaten yolks of 6 eggs. Fold in flour. Flavor to taste. Bake in good-sized tin with hole in center. Very good. flour, measured after Mary E. Hoover. Cold Water Sponge Cake (Makes Two Cakes) Six eggs, 3 cups sugar, grated rind and juice of l/2 lemon, 24 cup cold water, 3 cups flour, 3 teaspoonfuls Royal baking powder, l/2 teaspoonful salt. Beat yolks of eggs until lemon- colored and thick; add sugar, rind and juice of lemon, water, flour, in which salt and baking powder has been sifted. When well blended cut and fold in the beaten whites of eggs. Bake in two pans 30 to 40 minutes. Dorothy Voorhees. Sponge Cake One cup sugar, 3 eggs, 1 teaspoonful Royal baking pow(cid:173) der, 1 cup flour, 1-3 cup boiling water, added the last thing, water; drop a little in at a time. Flavor. Bake in a slow oven. Mrs. C. E. Cooper. Delicious Cake cups light, V/2 Three eggs beaten very granulated ll/2 sugar, sifted and beaten slowly into eggs; cups good cake flour; 3 teaspoonfuls Royal baking powder, a salt spoonful of salt. Sift this 3 times and then fold into beaten egg and sugar. Lastly add 24 CUP boiling milk into which iy2 stirred; vanilla. Bake in layers. Have oven warm for first 10 minutes cake is in; then have it hot to brown. This cake rises more evenly if baked slowly the first few minutes. Use any filling desired. teaspoonfuls butter have been then sift Mrs. Daschner. 128 Free cook book offer in each package of Knox Gelatine. Butterless, Milkless, Eggless Cake Boil together the following 2 cups )i sugar, 1 cup water, spoonful cinnamon, grated pinch flour, nutmeg, salt, 1 teaspoonful sifted with 0 teaspoonful \tVhen thoroughly seeded teaspoonful soda, dissolved Royal for 3 minutes: 1 cup brown ra~sins, 1-3 cup lard, 1 tea- clo,'es, 54 cold add the teaspoonful following: 1 2 cups in hot water; powder. baking Dorothy Voorhees. Two cups sugar, 1 cup milk, whites of 2 ~ cups flour. 2 teaspoon fuls H.oyal baking <1 eggs, 0 cup powder, Puff Cake butter, flavoring. One and three-quarters three eggs, 1 cup whites of teaspoonfuls gether quite and a measur- y~ add times. "Makes three tin. Smith. 152 Try the Knox Gelatine recipes found in this book. Two cup~ sugar, flour, 3 salt, 3 cups sour milk, 1 teaspoonful to taste, two loaves. cups 1.0 Mrs. Shaefer's 1 cup butter tablespoonfuls Fruit Cake and lard, cream, soda, dissolved raisins, 1 cup nut meats, .0 teaspoonful and flll cup with spices :Makes in hot water; 4 eggs. Ginger Bread' Two molasses, cups boiling w'ater. flour, eggs, 0 cup shortening, 1 teaspoonful cinnamon, 1 teaspoonful soda, 2-3 cup 1 teaspoonful teaspoonful :Mrs. Charles 1 sugar, ginger, salt, Sweet. 1 cup 2Jtj 1 cup Molasses One and a half cups butter Cake and sweet sugar, ~ 1.0 cups mon, Bake cup molasses. flour, 0 tcaspoonful 1 leyel ginger, clo,.cs, 0 cup Senoe warm, 'plain ;/g tcaspoonful slowly. lard, 0 cup brown 1 egg, cinna- coffee. soda, teaspoonful teaspoonful 1 cold water or w:ith whipped' or cream. l\Irs. Guy E. Davis. White Cake Onc scant; cup sugar, o cup milk, 0 cup water,;,2. Royal rounded and egg, lVlethod: Cream sugar teaspoonfuls beaten stiff; salt 1 tablespoonful cups baking flavoring. and Crisco, add baking powder to last wetting; added last. Crisco, after rounding; sifting; whites 2 of 1 flour, powdcr, alternate .0 cup flour; flour and egg white :Miss Clara E. Sweet. One cup sugar, 1 teaspoonful eggs, lemon extract. thcn flour, Sponge Cake 1 cup flour, 0 cup Royal baking powder, Beat yolks of egg and sugar. and fold in beaten whites of cggs. boiling watcr, 4 1 teaspoonful Add hot water, Nina Rentun. 153 Knox stands for Quality and Quantity in Gelatine. Ginger Bread One buttermilk, Don't make cup sugar, .~ cup lard, 1 egg, 1 tablespoonful too stiff. ginger, .0 cup syrup, 1 cup flour. soda, 1 teaspoonful Two flour, cups sugar, 0 cup butter, Plain White Cake 3 baking tablespoonful Royal cups ] Edythe Swartz. 1 cup milk, 3 eggs, powder, Edythe yanilla. Swartz. Poor Man's, Angel Food One cup flour, 1 cup sugar, Sift 3 times; powder. eggs, well beaten. Put 2 teaspoonfuls Royal baking add 1 cup scalded milk, whites egg in last. vanilla. of 2. Season with Mrs. C. ivI. Stoup. So.ur Cream Cake Break 2 eggs ado 1 cup sugar. in ;J cup, Sift .0 teaspoonful then fill together Royal it up with 10 baking cups thick sour flour, 0 tea- 1 and soda, teaspoonful salt. Flavor as desired. cream; spoonful scant powder Beat well. 1\1rs. Clizbe. Black Chocolate Cake One and a half cups sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls cup sour milk, cups unsifted .0 cup cocoa, dissolved flour, 1 teaspoonful sooa butter, 0 2 in .0 cup hot water; and vanilla. Leah E. Knowles. One and a half ;j eggs. sour milk, baking Peel in slow oven. powder, can be orange, Small FruitCake sugar, cups brown ~ teaspoonful soda, 1 cup butter, 1 teaspoonful 1 cup raisins. etc., etc. 1 cup peel, mixed with taste. Spices the to suit ~1rs. 'Vill \Vaidncr. .0 cup Hoyal nut8. Bake 1;; j: Knox Gelatine-Economy with highest Quality. cup sugar, 1~ One sour milk, teC}-spoonful cinnamon, Fruit Cake Y2 cup shortening, cups flour, 1 level 1 leyel cloves, sifted chopped. together; Bake in a moderate cup level teaspoonful of nut meats, creamed teaspoonful teaspoonful Yi cup raisins, oven. together; soda, 1 1 34- 2 ounces nutmeg, l\frs. B. E. Cook. eggs, beaten rapidly flour with spoonful Two tablespoonfuls cup sifted and salt teaspoonful pans. layers Bake for peach Sponge Cake light; boiling water, 2-;) cup ~tlgar; beat Royal beat again. baking egg~ quickh': into 2 teaspoonfuls this Stir salt. vanilla. 12 minutes. Turn at once Nice baked into in patty greased tins short cake. again; .) l\lix 1 powder 1 add baking or in 2 1\1rs. Fred Horner. Mocha Cake With Burnt Sugar Frosting ~locha Cake cup cold strong powder, baking sugar, add coflee powder; last, ( layers): ]:Y4 cotree, ;~ eggs, whites .0 cup butter, cups Aour, .:! only. gradually wi th add beaten whites f10tlr of eggs. 1 cup sugar, teaspoonfuls Cream si ited with butter .Y2 Royal and baking- Frosting: 0 scant 10 tablespoonfuls cup sugar, tablespounfuls ,-I burnt sugar, water, 1 teaspoonful 1 egg white, vanilla. :Method let threads; sugar cool enough To burn gradually, of making: stand while Cook beating then to spread sugar:0 sugar burnt upon the cup sugar, water sugar ,,'hite and ano of egg; "anilla. add Beat cake. .0 cup b~)iling water. until it boiled until :Mclt This makes ~ugar enough in pan until several for it burns; cakes. acid water slo\\'ly. Mr~. \\'ill L. K.ishlar. 155 Knox Gelatine is the one dessert for all appetites. One 2 cups spoonful cup sugar, Cream Sponge Cake 2. eggs, 2 teaspoonfuls creamed Royal together; baking .0 teaspoonful lemon. flour, vanilla, 1 cup cream, .0 tea- powder, r.'lrs. George Geer. Two cups teaspoonfuls salt, 1 pound 3 cups flour, baking Royal brown cinnamon, raisins, not powder. sifted; sugar, Spice Cake 2 large 1 teaspoonful :2 cups water, boil 1 teaspoonful 2 tablespoonfuls cloves, together soda, Yi 1\1rs. lard, 1 teaspoonful 10 minutes; teaspoonful \Vallace. Devil's Food 2 squares cups 1:0 add 3 well sugar, Half (sweet), cup milk thick; till and sugar, together Cook Cream butter (sweet), 0 teaspoonful milk spoonful poWder Royal twice. baking Add 1 cup Beat powder. chocolate sugar, 4 a little; Frosting: it threads. until stiff. soda, beaten cups 1:0 Sift flour and flavor. last tablespoonfuls add whites Baker's 0 cup eggs, flour, and chocolate. butter. }~ cup 1 tea- - baking water. of 2 eggs, LOll Tweedie. Boil beaten Sunshine Cake Four flour, cup 1 teaspoonful Formula: 1 cup sugar, eggs, 1 teaspoonful flJ.voring. egg Beat baking powder sifted with whites of eggs (beaten stiff.) 4: Royal tablespoonfuls baking powder, cold water, pinch 1 salt, yolks, add and sugar, salt, cold water, Havoring. flour in Fold r.lrs. Sour Cream Cake sour fill up with 1 cup Hour and little Two eggs in cup, size of walnut, butter spoonful soda, flavoring to suit taste. i'vlinda Crosby. cream, 1 cup sugar, tea- 1 level salt, r.lrs. Xilla Sc()vill. 156 Try the Knox Gelatine recipes found in this book. Five-Minute Cake 1 cup butter, ] One cup sugar, Royal walnut, Stir minutes. baking put powder, salt. into cup, break into dry ingredients: Bake in 2 layers. :Melt teaspoonful rounding lump of size of a in an egg and fill cup "ljith mille r) of butter and beat add 1 teaspoonful yanilla :Mrs. C. S. Burns. Ginger Cake One cup sour milk, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup molasses, 2 egg~. butter fuls solyed 'walnut, size of cups cinnamon, in .0 cup hot water. 2 scant 1.0 teaspoonfuls ginger, 1.0 teaspoon- flour, 2 teaspoonfuls soda, dis- :Mrs. Don Comstock. Hot Water Ginger Bread One cup molasses, ~ cup sugar, ~ cup butter 1 egg, 1 cup boiling water, ful ginger, 2 teaspoonfuls cinnamon, 2 teaspoonfuls soda, or lard, 1 teaspoon- molasses. mixture hot water .Method: 1. sugar, l\,lix dry butter, melted. things and beat. 4. Add wet to the dry mixture. and beat well. G. Bake 2,~/i cups except flour. sugar. :i. Add the l\Iix 2. elS~ to 11[(1 n. Add 2,5 minutes 1\[ rs. l\Iartin in hot oevn. Dawson. Chocolate Nougat Cake One cup sugar, flour, 1 leyel cups cup nut meats, 1~ cups teaspoonful 2 squares Cream butter together; add melted then add flour, Last chocolate, and sugar, 1 butter, soda. ~ eg'gs, 1 cup raisins, vanilla. cup sour milk, P/~ 1 1 teaspoonful add eggs, 1 at a time, soda vanilla. then milk, nuts chocolate, raisins, and boiled icing. 1 egg (\\"'hte), 1 cup sugar, water. Method: all in milk. and beat put Ice with l\'frs. l\lartin Dawson. l.ii ZWERGEL'S THE STORE AT THE NORMAL JEWETT SIX Paige Built "Sixes do beat Fours" Groceries, Provisions cJ\1eats., Canned Goods The Famity Car that you'll enjoy HILLMAN Sf RATHBURN Prompt and Courteous Service 15 North Huron Street Phone 1059 L~t your folks that are out of town know what Yp'illanti is doing by letting them read it in THE YPSILANTI RECORD The best and biggest weekly paper in the county *+~+++~~+~~~~~~+~+~+~+~+++~++++++++~+~++~++~~++~ aL ]58 Knox Gelatine-Economy with highest Quality. Fried Cakes One cup sugar, 1 cup sour milk, with 1 level s04a; 1 egg and 34 teaspoonful melted flour nutmeg, baking on boarcl. Makes lard, 1 teaspoonful to handle nicely Royal teaspoonful tablespoonfuls 3 powcler, mixed ill about Mrs. Lillian 3 dozen. 1V1. Gale. Potato Fried Cakes Three medium sized sugar, 1 teaspoonful 6 cups melted flour, 3 teaspoonfuls well mashed; potatoes, butter, Royal Mrs. George A. Thompson. 2 cups ;) eggs, 1 cup sweet milk, baking powder. Fried Cakes egg, .0 cup sour level of soda, 1 scant cream, cup ~ugar, Royal baking- powder, One beaten teaspoonful meg, 1 teaspoonful roll very soft. 1 cup sour milk, pinch flour enough Nina Renton. 1'~ salt, nut- to Jolly Boys Sift well 5 tablespoonfuls 2 tablespoonfuls flour, teaspoonfuls spoonfu1s 2 heaping and add to the mixture. batter. well Serve hot maple and ",ith in quick in small drop Stir Royal with 2 teaspoonfuls spoonfuls syrup. cornmeal, yellow sug-ar, }i teaspoonful Beat to make butter. baking enough milk pow'der. of melted into smoking 4 table- salt. 2 eggs a drop Beat fat. hot Two cups eggs, 1 heaping pint tea~poonful flour. Add flour until sugar, Royal the right Doughnuts 1-3 cup butter, 15!l ~.f rs. Neff. 2 cups baking consistency sweet milk, 3 to each powder to roll. Lulu C. Skinner. A Knox Gelatine Dessert appetizing. or Salad is attractive and Fried Cakes cup sugar, :3 tablespoonfuls 1 egg-, 1 cup sour milk, melted lard, of salt, nutmeg, 1 cup masherl soda, 1 tcaspoonful 2 hmall tcaspoonfuls One potatoes, pinch Royal cf ginger, baking :Method: pinch powder. If pinch soak up the they will not of ginger is put in lard. Mix soft. lard for frying :1\1rs. Frank Joslyn. Potato Fried Cakes 2 cggs, 10 tablespoonfuls Two medium sized potatoes, flour, 1 cup light 4 cups 1 teaspoonful butter, sour milk, 1 teaspoonful soda, potatoes light; Add deep dry fat. sugar until add to w'et, beating salt, done, mash, eggs, and brown l~oyal baking or white powder, sugar, 1 cup 1 teaspoonful butter nutmeg and grated add beaten, mixed with out thoroughly. to taste. salt, whip Boil until sour milk. in and fry Roll :Mrs. A. Nulan. Chocolate Doughnuts Two eggs, 1 tablespoonful 1 cup sugar, 0 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful chocolate, baking powder, :3 cups bowl, add beaten in dry ingredicnts, eggs, add vanilla. 1 cup swect melted butter, 2 salt, vanilla, tablespoonf.uls teaspoonful:.; Put sugal and mille Roll out and fry in deep flour, 1 cup sugar. chocolate butter, 2 milk, mclted Royal in mixing Sift fat. l'drs. A. Nulan. Snow Balls (White) One cup sug-;Jr. G tablespoonfuls melted butter, soda, little bowl, a very in mixing 1 cup sweet milk, 2 teaspoonfuls ful nutmcg, sugar Sift dry ingredients, ingredients. round fry in deep fat. Mix quite your tea soft. canister cutter, using add about teaspoonful beaten crcam of tartar, ] butter, :-3.0 cups Roll out. top may flour. Cut \vith be right eggs Roll each cakc when cool in xxxx 2 cg'gs. 1 teaspoon- salt. Place and mille Add to wet a small, size, and sugar. Mrs. A. Nulan. ] 60 See that the name K ..N-O-X is on gelatine you buy. each package of Pies "\Vho'll darc' deny the truth there's poetry in pics " Pie Two tablespoonfuls and stirred for 3 m\inutes, Orange cornstarch, a cup into cold water stirring all cooked fire and add the juice of 3 oranges sugar, yolks into 'with 4 teaspoonfuls brown. j8 teaspoonful of 3 eggs a baked of powdered arc beaten pie shell of salt, in. and covered with sugar. dissolvcd of time. and the the and when The mixture boiling in .0 water take cup and from Then rind of 1; 1 cup cold the poured beaten and is then the whites, Put it becomes in oven Nellie H. Stephens. Pumpkin Pie Line cup brown teaspoon ginger, salt, 1 cup milk. a deep dish with 2 eggs, 7'i Fill crust sugar, tcaspoonful cinnamon, slo\dy. and bake a good crust. 1 teaspoonful 1 cup pumpkin, melted butter, teaspoonful 1 pic. 1 Makes E. \V. B. Y2 1 .0 Pie crust: ].0 cups tcaspoonful Filling: this mixture into this yolks sweet milk. vanilla. spoonfuls salt, 1 cup bro\\'n it boil until of 2 cggs, until lvrake meringue sugar .. Cook Butter Scotch Pie fll)Ur, 1-;{ to cold water. . .0 cup shortening-, hard 2 teaspoonfuls sugar, forms ball 1 tablcspoonful and thickcncd of of whites Mrs. A. F. Schultz. water. in cold water. flour, 10 cups 7'i teaspoonful add eggs and 2 tables- Let Stir of Three teaspoonful cups flour, salt, 1 cup lard, French Pie Crust .0 tcaspoonful Royal baking- powder, 1 ;}4 cup boiling water. 1t:l Knox Gelatine is measured ready for use-two in each package. envelopes Lemon Pie Grated rind and juice butter, 1 egg, 1 cup hot water, 1 tablesponful Cook of 1 lemon, 1 cup sugar, 1 table- corn- it water. until into cup hot the of stirred spoonful starch thickens. Line rhubarb, flour, Cover with a deep pie dish with cut into inch pieces; 1 tablespoonful butter, and bake. crust Rhubarb Pie good crust: 1 cup sugar, 3Is tablespoonful Filling: 2 tablespoonfuls 2 cups salt, 1 egg. Mrs. Kinear. Pumpkin Pie Two teaspoonful 2 eggs, measure, Stir well whole mass. slowly pie comes of cups stewed of cinnamon, of milk, salt pumpkin, 0 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful 2-3 cup sugar, scant. 1 pint add sugar, and spice, and add sufficient milk tin and then the beaten to make lined with knife a paste inserted the pumpkin for 45 mlnutes. salt, 0 ginger, in quart eggs. of the bake in the Place quart Turn into and pie \tVhen a silver it is done. from it clear 1\1rs. Duane Spalsbury. Sun kist Lemon Pie One salt, juice teaspoonful water, egg yolks has been egg whites ful of moderate and a quarter of 1 lemon, sugar, cups 3 egg yolks, butter. Mix stirring constantly. sugar, and Cook Hi minutes, flour and juice of 1 lemon. Turn baked brow'n. and add 0 cup powdered a golden lemon juice. oven until Cover brown. pie with mering-ue Cool before 1-;3 cup flour, few grains 1 1 cup boiling water, add salt, boiling then add butter, into flaky pastry which ~[ake of 3 sug-ar, with a meringue a teaspoon. and bake in serving-. Arline l\1offett. 162 Free cook book offer in each package of Knox Gelatine. One pint milk, t1our, 2 eggs, mg. little Cream Pie cup Use whites sugar, ~ salt. heaping 2 of eggs for teaspoonfuls top. Flayor- :Mrs. Edwards. One cup brown butter, tablespoonful Bal:e pie crust made from whites Caramel 13-'i sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls Pie cups and fill with mixture. of eggs. milk, 2 egg yolks, 1 flour. Cook until thick. Frost with meringue Mrs. Nina :Moran. Banana Pie Bake crust. of 2 eggs, 1 cup sugar, 1 teaspoonful 2 tablespoonfuls 1 layer creamed; flour, 1 cup boiling water; of cream. of bananas, 1 layer butter, it thickens; yolks cook until Frost top. Tomato and ~pple Mincemeat One peck green tomatoes, 1 peck apples, sugar, 1 tablespoonful egg, 1 teaspoonful spoonful currants. added. Boil down black pepper, flour, 1 cup vinegar, cinnamon, 1 teaspoonful nutmeg and like any mincemeat. - 3 pounds brown size of an butter allspice, 0 tea- to '[aste, 1 cup Lemons may be Mrs. C. P. Riley: salt Cream Pie '"l1uee eggs, 2 whites for mcrincrue, size of hickory sugar, vanilla. nut, 1 tablespoonful Cream ;}4 cup sugar, 1 pint yolks, boiler as Bake sugar until cornstarch and corn- thickens, it becomes watery. baked in well Grace Ross. it milk, butter mixed with starch but \Vhen crust. do not cool and add milk. allow to cook add butter and Cook in double too long, vanilla. 163 Knox Sparkling Gelatine makes dainty people. dainty desserts for Four and grated sugar and Remoye after remaining adding eggs, Chiffon Lemon Pie separated; M cup sugar, yolks in double rind of 1 lemon. Beat lemon Cook juice. from fire and grated 2 whites rind for to them. top. fold in the beaten whites in baked Put pinch until boiler of salt, light until and juice add thick. of 2 egg~ crust with Butter Scotch Pie One tablespoonful butter, 2 tablespoonfuls 2 eggs, 10 cups milk. "Melt butter, to butter together and flour mix e~s and let thicken. bro"wn sugar, then gether. add sugar; all Stir Grace Ross . • flour, 1 cup add flOUl, to," and milk Banbury Tarts One cup ralS1l1S, 1 egg, 1 cup sugar, raisins, Chop of 1 lemon. cracker, finely rolled, and into a long sheet, the paste, of sheet Roll puff paste another hot oyen till nicely by 2 inches wide. browned. \'ary I conser\'e, any kind oi long and orange minceme,at. rind beaten, grated slightly rincl. Put on this in a moderately 30 inches using peach seasoned Edythe S\vartz. 1 cracker, add lemon juice sugar, juice and egg, ann coyer with mixture. and bake prick well into ijieces by recipe \\'e11- Cut this juice or ~l rs. F. A. Barbuur. Raisin Pie Half package piece of butter, for 45 minutes water. Then thicken. Bake with of 2 tablespooniuls or until the add sugar, raisins, 0 cup of cornstarch. ~'11 done have and cru,st. \\'\ cgV" butter and lower soft. sugar, an upper 1 egg, Cook the small raisins covered with to cornstarch :1\1r5. N ...... Trim. ](i.1 Give the growing children Knox Sparkling Gelatine. Lemon Pie One lemon 2 tablespoonfuls yolks • of 2 eggs. grated with cornstarch Use whitcs juice, or for 1 cup sugar, flour, frosting. 1 tcaspoonful Dora E. Fletchcr . 1 cup water, butter, Cream Pie milk, mix ~ Hcat 1.0 mcasuringefps cornstarch, tablespoonfuls .0 teaspoon fu I cach cggs, boiling- milk, till and coyer' with meringue 2 tablespoonfuls stirring sugar ;4 tcaspoonful lemon thicl~ens. and Put it made and brown of whites slightly salt, yani lla and cup sugar, 2 y<1lks of 2 a<1d to crust and in a bakcd of in oyen. thc 2 eggs Emma G. ~linor. • .. Mince Meat lcan --1 pounds Boil until add .l pounds tender apples, 1 pound raisins, 1 pound .0 pint brown fruit juicc, sugar 1 pound 34 pound 1 allspice, ] tablespoonful of 1 lemon. 1. rind mace, Lct tab:..:spoonful tine; currants, with cider, spoonful g-inger, gratcd minutcs. suet, citron. beef; whcn chopped; Put oyer in water; cool chop 1 pound the fire 2 quart~ 1 table- clm'cs, 1 tablespoonful dissoh'ed tablespoonful salt, 1 nutmeg, juicc boil all about l,,[rs. G. S. Baker. grated; tog-ether and 10 Threc choppcd; ] bowl suct, tablespoonfuls spoonful pcpper, gethcr o\'cr :3 anfjl spice bowls cooked 1 cup molasses, choppcd; cinnamon, nutmcg, lcmons, oil d meat 1 tables skin r except Mince Pie beef, minced; 1 cup vincgar, raisins, 2 bowls tablespoonful 1 )oonful vcd, spIces and mcat. pre\'iou:;ly mixcd. 5 bowls 1 cup boiled 3.0 apples, cider. bowls clO\'cs, sugar, ;,; 1 taliJe- black to. all POUI- while hot salt, sliced 1 t;lblespoonful Put thin. ?\Irs. Elmer Brown. 165 Knox Sparkling Gelatine improves Soups and Gravies. bowls chopped bowls 2 bmvls molasses, 10 bowls Mincemeat apple, 2 0 pound citron, cloves, 2 1 chopped meat, vinegar, pounds 2 bowls curranb 2 tablespoonfuls cin- Four pound sugar, s1nd raisins, nam'on, suet, 2 bow~water, 2 nutmegs. 2 tablespoonfuls 1\I1rs. Ducy B. Loomis. Chocolate Pie cornstarch, One tablespoonful scalding milk, 3 eggs, 2 whites chocolate, of salt. 1 tablespoonful in freshly Cook. Put butter, left cup .0 2 cups for meringue, 10 squares dash' 1 teaspoonful vanilla, sugar, baked shell. .1\'1rs. George Ross. 1 cup brown crispy; until stirring gether eggs, flour, wet with vanilla. whites Cook till of 2 el!R"s. constantly, a little thick; Butter Scotch Pie tablespoonful ] sugar, add 2 cups sweet milk 2 rounding and the' mixture; into baked of pour butter and .Melt yolks to., of 2 tablespoonfuls teaspoonful Frost with small crust. H..uth C. Palmer. 166 Ask your grocer for Knox Gelatine-take no other. Puddings and Sauces "You Sweet dressing, lady, dancing, tell me. gadding-where's can ylOu make the good in? a puddin.g?" Scald has been melted butter substitute, stale bread greased whites dered top of pudding Serve brown. pudding of 2 eggs sugar Chocolate Bread Pudding tablespoonfuls add hot water, 1 pint milk, over and 1-3 cup sugar. yolks about 0 hour. 1 tablespoonful and beaten of 2 eggs. crumbs Pour 4 dish very and bake stiff, and 0 teaspoonfuls and place pudding hot in oven or cold. add 2 tablespoonfuls vanilla. until meringue Spread chocolate over 10 Turn butter, that or cups into a the Beat pow- of over the is a lIght Frozen Pineapple Pudding 4 egg together Cook cup pineapple ~ apple, 1 pint whipped Pack in ice and freeze. syrup. yolks, Cool and pine- cream and 4 egg whites, well beaten. 5 tablespoonfuls sugar and add 0 cup minced Mrs. S. E. Driscoll. Date Pudding One cup walnut meats, flour, 1 tablespoonful an hour. Serve 1 cup dates, 0 cup sugar, baking cold with whipped Royal 2 eggs, powder, cream. 2 tablespoonfuls salt. Bake half 1\1rs. C. F. Comstock. Pineapple Pudding can pineapple, butter Juice of 1 large cup sugar, 1 egg (beaten), butter, in juice: when pineapple. Mix small chopped gether. then with whipped put cream. 2 tablespoonfuls sugar, boiled, egg stir size of walnut, 1 flour, 1 cup to- Serve flour and in fruit. 1\1rs. F. B. 1\1cIlvaine. 167 KNOX GELATINE comes in two packages-PLAIN and ACIDULATED (Lemon Flavor.) Date- Walnut Pudding flour, 1 teaspoonful Two eggs. 2 tablespoonfuls Royal powder, 1 cup chopped walnut meats, 1 cup chopped ~ flour dates. pan and bake 30 and add Add in greased cup sugar. powder all with cinnamoll. together. walnuts sugar. Beat eggs Sift and Put baking dates, and Sprinkle or 40 minutes baking in slo\v oven. Serve with whipped Gertrude cream. "Murray. Marshmallow Bread Pudding stale bread, buttered; ~ teaspoonful salt, 1 teaspoonful slices .. Cut bread in a buttered the eggs, 3-8 of an inch thick. baking dish, slightly beaten with and then add the milk. Halve the marshmallows to the oven Serve and and hot with Return are browned. cream. 1 quart milk, 3 eggs, Y2 vanilla, 1 dozen but- up; salt oven of until marsh- cold Place side sugar, put bake hard them on top buttered the in moderate sauce Bake or Four cup sngar, marshmallows tered bread over it pour and vanilla, 1 hour. the pudding. mallows with whipped Gertrude Murray. Carrot Pudding One cup raw carrots, grated; cup sugar, 1 cup flour, seeded three raisins, 1 teaspoonful honrs. 2 teaspoonfuls soda 1 cup tomatoes, mixed and pinch spices, of salt. grated; i .% cup Steam :1\1rs. Harry Davis. Lemon Sponge Pudding Yolks of 2 eggs, 1 cup sugar, and rind flour, tablespoonfuls Beat whites of eggs 1n pan of hot water juice to stiff and bake froth; about butter, 1 tablesponful 2 of 1 lemon, 1 cup milk. cups fold in. ao minutes. Set custard Alice Spalsbury. ] G~ KNOX GELATINE money back. is GUARANTEED to please or Bakewell Pudding for Puff Paste: raspberry 1 egg, 10 jam. ounces butter, 1y~ ounces Ingredients sugar, :Method: 4 ounces Line of dish with center saucepan it until thickens, 20 minutes. about with a pie dish Put jam. and sugar; the butter pour and then with the egg, well it stir it over the the paste and cover a into beaten, over the fire jam and bake N. B. A deep pie dish is best for Black Pudding this pudding. Mrs. 1. JulI. One cup molasses, 1 cup hot water, 2 eggs, 3 cups flour, 1 teaspoonful soda, pinch of salt. Steam 1 hour. Sauce: 1 cup sugar, 2-3 cup butter, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoonful vanilla. Beat to a cream. l\lrs. C. Alban. One cup suet o cup sugar, (chopped 3 cups .0 teaspoonful and nutm:eg, 1 cup raisins, powder, ful cloves meats, steam. fine), 1 cup molasses, Suet Pudding flour, 10 teaspoonfuls soda, 1 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful J4 cup citron. 1 cup milk, baking salt, 0 teaspoon- cinnamon, 0 cup nut in round pan or Bake Royal lVIrs. C. P. Congdon. T'hree (To bake tablespoonfuls meg, few small bits of butter, Rice Pudding in oven very rice, slowly) 2 tablespoonfuls 1 quart milk. Dorothy Molasses Pudding TT\vo-thirds 1 egg, 10 cups cup molasses, 0 cup raisins, teaspoonful flour, small water, 1 hour. ] G!l sugar, nut- Voorhees. ;.~ cup warm Steam soda. The KNOX ACIDULATED Flavoring. package contains Lemon Christmas One cup suet, chopped 34 pound fine citron, raisins, 2 cups cup sour milk, 1 teaspoonful ground cinnamon. soda, Steam 5 hours. Pudding ;1 cup sugar, 1 cup molasses, chopped fine; 3 cups flour, 1 1 heaping keep \Vill teaspoonful 6 weeks. Cream Tapioca tapioca, tablespoonfuls ,.;Pudding 4 eggs, cocoanut, 1 quart milk. 1 cup sugar, tapioca the Soak Put in milk and boil "45 minutes. 3' in Beat in a cup of sugar, pour longer; to a stiff eggs add the in a pudding froth, stir the top, sprinkle cocoanut; dish; in 3 table- with over Put this 5 minutes. Ginger Pudding Three tablespoonfuls water over the yolks stir beat spoonfuls cocoanut night. the of eggs in and boil 10 minutes the w'Jlites of of sugar. and brown the One 1 teaspoonful cinnamon, ginger cake. cup molasses, 0 cup boiling waJer, 0 cup butter, and 34 teaspoonful like soda in water, 1 teaspoonful cloves to make each; 1 egg, ginger, flour Steam 1 hour. Lovely \\1ith whipped cream. Mrs. Duane Spalsbury. Orange sliced; Pudding 1 cup sugar a custard; size of walnut, 1 pint of milk, rounding Three oranges, them; make butter sugar, yolks of 3 eggs. Put in oven Frost to brown. powdered tablespoonfuls over 3 tablesponful flour, eggs. the pudding with whites of the Half pint whipping Walnut Cream Pudding fold into cream 0 cup walnut cream, whipped 1 egg stiff; marshmallows, xxxx fine; sugar. Mix all pulp together, 2 oranges, 1 large fold into cream. stiff; beat white of 1 cup meats, tablespoonful Jean Rawlinson. ]70 KNOX GELATINE Puddings, Ices, Etc. makes Desserts, Salads, Candies, One cup suet, 1 3 cups cup currants, hours. Pudding English cup sour mlilk, 1 cup brown flour, 2 teaspoonfuls soda. sugar, 0 Steam 171 Mrs. J. O. Grimes. Pudding One egg, ~ cup molasses, cups soda, dissolved cup boiling water flour, 2 tablespoonfuls sugar, 10 teaspoonful and add ~ Sauce for same: Yolk of 1 egg, beaten; 0 cup powdered and 0 pint whipped Mrs. G. 1\1. Hull. 2 tablespoonfuls 1 thoroughy Beat and steam 1 hour. and add 34 cup wine in warm water. sugar. cream. melted butter, Beat (?) Tapioca Pudding Half cup pearl tapioca, 2 eggs. boiler with 10 cups water hours. is perfectly sugar and salt. clear. Then put and and \\Tash tapioca add milk and cook over water 1 pint milk, 0 cup sugar, 34 tea- in top of allow to soak for until and add cooked to cook for 10 minutes in this mixture thoroughly Beat egg yolks Stir from fire and while very hot into the Cover and continue Remove salt, spoonful double several tapioca to the tapioca mixture. or until the beaten whites thick. of the eggs and a teaspoonful :Mrs. Joseph L. Fisk. stir of vanilla. Carrot Pudding One cup suet, sugar, 1 cup grated cup brown in a teaspoonful ful cinnamon, with any pudding chopped (raw), fine; 1 cup grated 1 cup currants, potato carrot (raw), 1 cup raisins, 1 2 cups of boiling water; flour, 1 teaspoon ful soda, dissolved pinch of salt, 0 teaspoon~ Eat Steam hours. and nutmeg. 3 allspice sauce desired. Julia E. Becker. 171 Use KNOX GELATINE if you would be sure of re- sults. Suet Pudding 1 cup sugar, 1 cup molasses, salt, spices, 1 cup chopped 1 raisins, suet, 1 cup teaspoonful sour milk, 4 cups Pour, soda. Steam 1 hour. One package of dates, 0 cup of nut meats, 3 or 4 eggs, beaten; crumbs, yanilla. Bake with whipped tin so that in moderate cream. it will be thin when Pudding Date Pudding ] 0 cups oven sugar, ].') minutes 1 cup bread or tea~poonful serve and cold in shallow be baked should done. Mrs. Ray A. Fletcher. Southern Corn Pudding Two cups corn, salt, pepper, sugar, cups milk, 1 egg. tablespoonfui 10 butter. :Method: Cut corn from the cob yery finely, and add the other scraping ingredients. out Beat the egg well, in a baking till a knife plunged dish and set in a pan of water out comes in the center and bake clean. the milk. Put slowly -all Date ptidding One cup sugar, 0 cup butter, baking 1 teaspoonful flour, cup nut meats, ]{oyal 1 cup dates. 1\1rs. E. creamed powder, \Vanlroper. together; 0 cup 1 cup m\ilk, 1 Serve with whipped Nancy cream. Platt. Apple Pudding the tin, slice three-quarters over with 0 cup sugar, nutmeg-. iull of apples, pour Y2 shortening, Royal 2-:-{ baking cup powder. sugar, 1 :1\1ake Grease cup water Batter: 2 tablespoonfuls egg, ~ cup milk, 2 teaspooniuls little thicker Sauce: of butter. than cake. 1 cup sugar, Flavor. cup water, I7:! pinch salt large Nancy S. Platt piece All you add is water and sugar to the Knox Acidulated package. Lemon Custard Pudding Cream a piece of butter the size of an egg with 2 cups of sugar Add the beaten yolks of I eggs; add juice and rind of 2 lemons, pinch of salt, 2 cups sweet milk, 4 level tablespoonfuls of flour. Fold in lightly well beaten whites. Bake in a pan of water 45 minutes in a slow oven. Mrs. Fannie Hubble. Christmas Plum Pudding One pound of boiled and mashed potatoes, y2 pound of mashed carrots, beaten together in a bowl until perfectly smooth, then to this paste is added a pound of flour, 1 pound of minced beef suet, 1 pound brown sugar, teaspoonful ot salt, dessert spoonful of mixed spices and ginger, 1 cup molasses, teaspoonful of soda. Mix to(cid:173) gether thoroughly before adding the fruit: 1 pound chopped raisins, 1 pound currants, j4 pound mixed peels. This mix(cid:173) ture should be kept a week, day, before- putting into pans. Steam 5 or 6 hours. This makes '.\ cakes. these ingredients stirring every Mrs. George Holmes. Black Pudding Half cup molasses, l/2 cup hot water, 1% cups flour, 1 level teaspoonful soda in hot water, pinch salt. Steam 1 hour. Sauce: 2 eggs, 1 cup sugar, ^4 cup butter. Etta Smith. Marshmallow Pudding Cut x/2 pound marshmallow into small pieces, cut 1 cup pecan nuts and 1 cup cherries into bits; beat 1 pint cream to a stiff froth ; soften 1 tablespoonful gelatine in 2 tablespoon- cherry juice 10 minutes, then dissolve in 2 tablespoonfuls cream, stirring hot water. Cool and pour over whipped carefully. Sprinkle in marshmallow, fruit and nuts, stirring all the time. Caroline Lewis. 173 For Dainty, Delicious Desserts use Knox Gelatine. Caramel Nut Pudding cups water, Two cornstarch, til it boils; to 15 minutes. molds. 2 cups brown .0 cup nut meats. add cornstarch 2. Take cold with whipped dissolved 3. Serve from fire, add sugar, 1.0 tablespoonfuls 1. Cook water and sugar in cold water. and nuts Cook pour cream. un- 10 into Caroline Lewis. Date Pudding and a half Royal eggs, fruit, baking 20 minutes cups baking nuts sugar, powder, and dry dish. 3. Place in a moderate One spoonfuls sugar, butterecl bake cream. 4 eggs, salt, ingredients. in a pan oven. .0" cup flour, dates, walnuts. 2 tea- 1. l\1ix into and Serve with whipped Caroline 2.. Turn of hot water Lewis. egg, 1 tablespoonfu'l 2 tablespoonfuls Steamed Pudding \sugar, melted One cup molasses, teaspoonful cup boiling water. Sauce: teaspoonful soda, dissolved ~ cup powdered vanilla, last; Add sugar, .0 pint whipped this beaten butter, in 1 tablespoonful }'2 together; .0 cup flour, 1 72 hot water; steam 4:5 minutes. creamed with 1 egg, )/2 cream . .r..tfrs. Ada Moore. Suet Pudding One 1 cup raisins, fuls Royal cup suet, chopped 1 cup currants, baking powder. fine; 1 cup molasses, 1 cup milk, flour, 1 egg, 3 teaspoon- 4 cups Steam 3 hours. :Mrs. C. P. Riley. Holiday Pudding One pound brown sugar, 1 teaspoonful chopped; whipped Royal baking 1 teaspoonful cream. Serve vanilla. about 4 eggs, beaten; powder, .0 pound slowly Bake 1}'2 cups floUl, pecan meat5, and serve with 10 people. Mrs. Fred \Veinmann. 174 Try KNOX ACIDULATED Lemon Flavor enclosed. GELATINE with the Glorified Rice rice (cooked T'wo cups boiled mallows, cut cup whipped Method: in quarters; 0 cup sugar, cream. Cut pineapple over marshmallow's add whipped and let cream and pour serving other fruit .. in milk), 1 pint 24 marsh- pineapple, 1 in cubes, stand garnish and Just cherries :Mrs. George Moorman. add rice 1 hour. with sugar; before or Steamed Molasses Pudding Half cup molasses, flour, .0 cup boiling water. 2. 2 tablespoonfuls 1 egg, butter, Steam 1 hour. tablespoonfuls Sauce: cinnamon 10 tablespoonfuls Boil. and water. sug-ar, 10 cup~ in soda 1 teaspoonful cornstarch, 1 cup sugal, Catherine C. Cain. Suet Pudding cup suet, 1 cup chopped raisins, 1 cup coffee (liquid), 1 cup brown 2 teaspoon fuls One o cup molasses, full) nutmeg, soda, 1 teaspoonful 1 teaspoonful cinnamon, Hour salt; 1 teaspoonful cloves, to thicken. together for ti minutes; Sauce: 1 egg, 1 cup sugar, whip add 1 cup whipped cream. sugar, (eycn 1'2 ,Mrs. N. \Vallace. Frozen Pudding cornst hour ? Serve with cream and sugar. This makes 8 cups. flour, 3 Mrs. Niblach. 185 Knox stands for Quality and Quantity in Gelatine. Washington Pie To yolks flour, 0 teaspoonful add .1i cup sugar, Royal stiff. beaten )4 baking After Beat 2 eggs cup cold water, powder, vanilla baking split Filling: in two 1 large separately. ~ and whites cup ful butter, beaten well and put whipped 4 tablespoonfuls and added cream on top. of eggs, parts while warm. tablespoonful sugar; vanilla, last; 1 talJlcspoon. 1 egg, cake cornstarch, add ly~ cups milk, Put between lvr rs. Charles E. Sweet. salt. Pare and cover with 15 minutes quart cook until Apple Tapioca Pudding and spice a little quarter 2 tart 1 cup sugar, .0 cup of minute in double apples salt, tapioca. boiler; soft. Sen'e with cream and sugar. of hot water in dish place and butter. pinch Add salt pour over apples and Cook in and Nina Scovill. Marshmallow Cream One teaspoonful gelatine, 3 talJlcspoonfuls cream, 0 cup 1 banana, sugar, white 1 tablespoonful grapes, 1 teaspoonful vanilla, cold milk, 1 of 1 egg, lemon cherries ;.Is pound ~ juice, or nut cup heavy marshmallows, cup Malaga meats. :Method: Dissolve Vlhen beaten) with water. what covering ture marshmallows cherries, grapes dissolved, and lemon sugar. juice. (broken) or nut meats. gelatine but in milk; still warm, Prepare Add banana beaten and fruits. Chill before in pan set of hot add cream (some- and to mix- with egg white Garnish slicing by serving. Mrs. E. S. George. Four separate Desserts Knox Gelatine. or Salads from one package of Maple Moose Onc cup maple syrup, of eggs and add to syrup. until and thick, pour in freezer. then add whipped .0 pint i3 eggs, \ \Then cool beat 10 or cream and cream. Beat yolks I':; minutes, of egg~ whites :Mrs. Reba l\IcLeod. One large add juice sugar; fuls Knox Dissolve ingredients. whites whipped of 2 eggs. cream. gelatine sugar \Vhen Pinea pple Loaf (grated), 2 lemons; can pineapple of 2 oranges, ;2, cups water, 1 cup :3 level tablcspoon- in cold water. dissolved in 2 cups water it commcnces in ice box Set ovcr fire, cool, add other to set add the well-beaten Serve with until needed. J amcs Herrick. 1\lrs. ]S7 Knox Gelatine Pints of jelly. is economical-one package makes Four Pickles and Relishes "Love never dies of starvatilints and .J '~ before Dorothy addin}.~ k pulp. Voorhees. Put 4 quarts of for 3 days. Then stew slowly and drain. days 3 quarts in weak Boil Nine-Day sliced inch Pickles cucumbers put hnto clear in cold water vinegar with together and pour piece onto buds, 1 ounce cinnamon buds, longer for winter the third use. vinegar, 4 pounds sugar, day to make 1 ounce celery a nice syrup. strong cold for 3 days. of alum for 3 for 3 pickles 1 ounce seed. Put brine Then hours successive allspice Boil a little in cans Sweet Cucumber cucumbers; Pickles cover with boiling Two gallons add 1 cup of drain .0 cup salt, sugar, light which morning vinegar, brown cup of Let over pickles. stand and add the Let stand following, salt. 74 cup Coleman's mustard, over all colel: 1 gallon night. water, to In the best .0 cup light 2 ounces m.ixed spices. bro\vn in crock sugar until if convenient, Each morning been keep 3 pounds or can, 1\lrs. Orin Barnhart. have but add added. vinegar 1 Tomato Catsup Four together; black 1 teasponful pepper, quarts strained 2 tablespoonfuls tomatoes, salt, 1.0 pints .0 cup sugar, vinegar, 2 teaspoonfuls cooked 1 teaspoonful mustard. cinnam:on, l\1akcs 4 quarts. 1 teaspoonful cloves, N. D. E. 195 ::,tBparkling -T1J.OX d;-in ty pol~le. Gelatine makes dainty desserts for One layer pickles, little~ whole black pepper water, pour over pickles while hot. vinegar, 1 quart Dill Pickles dill, 1 layer horse and 1 pint salt. 1 layer grape radish Boil all root, together leaves, 6 quarts and Thls will cover 8 quart cans. Mrs. W. A. VanWegen. Pickles Mustard of small onions, and cauliflower. tomatoes, ripe Let vegetables cucumb~r3, ~tand in Equal parts green cucumbers salt over night. Paste: 5 tablespoonfuls 2 cups brown to make tumeric, enough pints of hot vinegar, over vegetables a smooth stirred sugar, and cook slightly. of mustard, cup butter 31;; paste, into paste. When tablespoonful and vinegar 1 flour size of an egg, 2 cooked pour Mrs. ]. Coffron. Cold Meat Relish One peck ripe tomatoes, celery, 3 red peppers, 6 cups chopped onions, 1 cup salt, 2 pounds 2 ounces mustard seed, 2 ounces cinnamon, 2 cups brown 1 quart Bottle cold and seal. chopped sugar, vinegar. Mrs. Arnold \i\Tiard. Chunk Pickles in strong days, brine 3 days; changing an cucumbers Soak large in clear water for wipe dry and cut slo'wly in vinegar nut Let heat pint vinegar, and whole cucumbers. then put Drain, three in pieces Simmer and water with piece of alum size of wal- Do not boil. y~ seed over through To '{ pounds stick to in layers Drain. each of Let come in cans. \vater inch long. cinnamon, a bro'wn sugar, thoroughly. and grape 1 ounce allspice. leaves them. daily. about Seal boil celery and pour Mrs. J. Hopkins. 1% Give the growing children Knox Sparkling Gelatine. Olive Oil Pickles Seventy-five ground. Let onions, pour over. cold vinegar, ounce celery and can .. small Dissolve stand cucumbers, 1. cup salt 5 or 6 hours sliced "ery in .0 cup water thin; .1 quart and ~Iix 1. quart and drain. 1. ounce white mustard seed, 1. 1. cup olive Pour seed. oil, over drained cucumbers .T. H. Hopkins. and onions Mrs . and a half pounds Spiced Currants currants, Three vinegar, pint syrup; allspice, Boil ~ cooked season with till dissolved. 2 teaspoonfuls 1. hour, teaspoonful or until nutmeg, it jellies. 2.0 pounds currants 1. Add cinnamon, 1. ~cant teaspoonful .0 sugar, to above teaspoonful cloves. :Mrs. Iva Lockwood. green salt and let Spanish Pickles tomatoes, stand 1. One 1. ounce peck sprinkle with juice. seed, cinnamon. a kettle until after which Allow 1. pound ground ~fix dry. sprinkle and sugar, black Put with all are used. pack in small Cover with jars dozen over night Slice, the 1::l. pound whole white mustard pepper, onions. and strain off 1. ounce tomatoes ginger and onions and 1. of in tomatoes, and so on and let boil 2 hours,. in the cellar. then vinegar and set a layer of spice, ~1rs. ~'Iabel M. Stringham. quarts peppers Sliced Cucumber sliced cucumbers, 1. red pepper. or then drain tablespoonful tablespoonful tumeric. orf. mustard cinnamon Cover with :3 hours, 1. .1 and put in scaled can~. Two 2 green stand sugar, cloves, .1 to a boil teaspoonful Pickles .J large Sprinkle of onions, with vinegar, tablespoonful 1. cup brown chopped; Let salt. 1. cup whole sugar, come Let the vinegar. .1 quart seed, 1. buds, ~lrs. Charles Challi~. 19i Knox Sparkling Gelatine improves Soups and Gravies. Chili Con Case One can pimentos,.0 cayenne heat a little sweet milk, fine and pimentos. stir till add eggs, well beaten, crackers, cheese toast Add in double salt and is dissolved. or bread. pound pepper cheese, and salt. boiler with milk pepper Just and before till and cook done. cheese, taking and ~ liquor 2 eggs, cup Cut pimentoe:; front and from stove on long Serve fine. cut Emma G. :Minor. Aristocrats Four 1 cup salt; 1 quart teaspoonful teaspoonful dozen stand vinegar. cucumbers, over night 5 ounces sliced, 1 quart ancJ. drain (1 () tablespoonfuls) in the morning. olive onions, celery white mustard seed, 1 teaspoonful seed. \Vill black mustard in jar. keep chopped, Add oil, 1 seed, 1 Lura Ament. 191 Ask your grocer for Knox Gelatine-take no other. Conserves, Marmalade, Jellies I "Her well appointed Course followed table appetizing groaned course, beneath and the hunger the ample spread; fled." fastly some Pare Now cut In water \-\Till keep small stems their stand, where them white, Pear Compote pears leave and away; lemon they juice say. them whole, a cup of sugar sweet, N ext boil The \Vith It granulated's tablespoon threacIs---that best, of water is the till test. Dry well pe~rs, The half-cold The \\lith glaze and form in pyramid you pour so each o'er. on which syrup, is coated one this Put Heaped Sen'e Or any to cool; all around then, with whipped the base, cold as ice from Polar seas, frigid place. cream Good Before Almonds You'll as this sounds, It o'er the syrup's cast, find it bett~r are set, or other yet. the fruit, nuts, Grace Sage. Two large water. jelly Boil glasses. Quince Honey quinces, together cut up; 2 cups )~ hour, or unlil 109 sugar, 2 cup boiling in put thick, Lou Tweedie. and KNOX GELATINE comes in two packages-PLAIN and ACIDULATED (Lemon Flavor.) Orange Marmalade Nine quarts water; gently until oranges, let thick 3 lemons, stand and cut 24 hours; transparent. thin in add 7 pounds slices, and add 4: Boil sugar. Mrs. \V m. \ Vebb. Eight pounds 4 lemons, ginger, Boil 2 hours. pears, grated, Pear Chips 6 pounds yello'w and juice; sugar, 1i pound 1. quart preserved of water. Eva V. S. Robbins. Spice Grapes Five teaspoonfuls grapes and put 20 minutes. pounds grapes, cinnamon, and cook skins through colander. 2.0 pounds sugar, 1 cup vinegar, 2 ] teaspoonful in the vinegar .0 hour. 1\t£'ixall Mrs. together Janet Van Cook cloves. Pulp pulp and cook about de \Valker. Crabapple Jelly Cut crabapples top of apples; the boil juice Boil until 20 minutes; it begins in quarters, boil until add to jelly. add water to come nearly tender; strain equal quantity through of heated to bag; sugar. Orange Marmalade One can equal weight ing cook 20 minutes. pineapple, of sugar. 2 oranges Let stand Put in glasses run over night. and seal. through grinder, In the morn- 1\11rs. Van\Vegen. Quince Honey and gTatc 5 I1lce QU1I1CCS, Pare of boiling \\'ater. Stir O\'er cook 15 minutes. pint the quinces, cold. when f) pounds of sugar fire until into Pour dissolved. glasses. :Mrs. Joanna Knight. to 1 Add Cover 200 KNOX GELATINE money back. IS GUARANTEED to please or Two minutes. lemon, pounds Add 2 pounds of 1 pound raisins. rhubarb,.0 Rhubarb Marmalade cup juice it of sugar, Cook until of water. of 2 oranges Boil 10 and 1 jellies . . Stella Horner. Orange Marmalade 3 lemons, thin; Six oranges, sliced fruit add ] ~ pints water 24 hours. To each pint from 20 to 40 minutes. fruit and add same parts then hot. pint of stand boil taking consistency, being both equal thin. sliced and boil hard add 1~ fruit peach cook of To each ~ hour. Let of sug-ar and by right orange marmalade, marmalaae until down of :Make sugar, amount A. E. Carpenter. Eight heaping sugar, of preserved 8 lemons, ginger. pints 4 sliced Slice thin of cold water. 4 pounds hour :1 large Let grailulated .:ltld 20 minutes. Two quarts rants, Cook until 1 quart thick. cherries, gooseberries, Gingered pears, and juice of 4; Pears cut in dice; 8 heaping pints two 25 cent bottle::; Mrs. Lucy B. Loomis. Orange Marmalade oranges and 2 lemons. stand 24 hours. Let sugar. Boil stand Add 12 cups 1 hour. Add i Boil hours. slowly 24 Mrs. Lee Dawson. Conserve 1 quart raspberries, sugar 1 pound 1 quart to each cur- quart. :,Mrs. Don Batchelder. 201 The KNOX ACIDULATED package contains Lemon Flavoring. Cranberry Jelly One quart cranberries, 1}4 colander. minutes. Put through cook 10 minutes. cups hot water. Boil 1<> Add 2 cups sugar and Alice Spalsbury. Raw Tomato Relish Chop and mix 1 peck ripe tomatoes, 5 onions, 2 cups celery, 2-3 cup salt. Leave in brine over night and drain. Add 2 pounds sugar, 5 cups vinegar, 2 ounces white mustard seed. Mix and bottle. Mrs. Neff. Tomato Butter Ten pounds ripe tomatoes, peeled cut in pieces. t e a" Make a syrup of 3 pounds sugar, 1 quart vinegar, 34 spoonful cayenne pepper, 1 tablespoonful cloves, 1 table- spoonful allspice (whole spices), P tablespoonful cinnamon, 1 tablespoonful salt. When syrup is hot add tomatoes and cook 3 hours, or until real thick. and Mrs. Wallace. Cherry Preserves Wash and pit cherries; measure and take same amount of sugar. Put sugar in kettle, with just enough water to dissolve it, and boil till it threads well. Then put fruit in and boil hard for 20 minutes, after it begins to boil, then can. Eunice Minor Peet. Tomato Butter Peel Ten pounds ripe tomatoes. cut in pieces. Make a syrup of 3 pounds sugar, 1 quart vinegar, *4 tca- spoonful cayenne pepper', 1 tablespoonful each cloves, all(cid:173) spice, cinnamon (whole spice) and salt. When syrup is hot add tomatoes and cook 3 hours, or until real thick. and Mrs. Wallace. 202 KNOX GELATINE makes Desserts, Puddings, Ices, Etc. Salads, Candies, Carrot Marmalade Three cups grated or 2 lemons, <1cups Cook until lemon. chopped carrots, Do not put 2 oranges, in thick white sugar. thiclc chopped; skin of Three pQunds pound skin almonds, lemon. of rhubarb, blanched; Cook Five pounds 2 pounds sugar, meats. rubbed Cook al1 top-ether Cover throug-h Rhubarb Conserve figs. Yi. :3 pounds ;! lemons. Do not use thick white ;4 pound sugar, thick. until Grape Conserve the stems; off raisins, 0 pound grapes, seeded 3 pounds English grapes with water colander. until thick. and cook until and skins Throw granulated walnut they can be away. seeds - J\Irs. Dwight Peck. T\\'eln~ juice peaches, of 1 lemon. and nuts. meats, oranges Peach Conserve oj cups -! oranges, Cook peaches until Cook slowly thick. sugar, 0 pound and sugar. nut Add J\IIrS. Bentley. One quart ground seeds), 15 minutes. Currant and Orange Conserve of currants, fine. Add 2 pounds mashed; 2 oranges except 1 cup water. Boil (all sugar, :Mrs. Frank Joslyn. Peach Conserve of sliced Six large bowls lemons discarding and 4: oranges. 4: pieces, raisins, whole; 0 pound lCook al1 together thick TcQld cover with till parafine. the white peaches, G large bowls Cut oranges and lemons and cook til1 soft: pulp, English walnuts, and put broken in jelly glasses, sugar, in smali 1 pound in pieces. and ",hell Eunice Minor Peet. 203 Use KNOX GELATINE if you would be sure of re(cid:173) sults. Grape Conserve Five pounds grapes (off stems), 4 pounds sugar, 2 oranges, juice of 1 lemon, 1 pound chopped raisins, ]/z pound English walnut meats. Cook grapes, put through colander. Then add rest and cook slowly. Mrs. Fred Weinmann. Orange Marmalade Three oranges, \)± teacups water. Slice oranges and lemons fine and soak the water 24 hours. Boil 45 minutes. Set away 24 hours longer. Add ll/> cups sugar to 1 cup of juice and boil 45 minutes. lemons, 12 in Cranberry Jelly Carrie M. Breining. One quart of berries, 1 quart water. Cook 10 minutes. 10 Put through colander. Add 2 cups of sugar and boil minutes. Put into molds. Mrs. Milo Ehman. Pineapple and Strawberry Conserve One pineapple, 5 pints strawberries and 5 cups sugar. Cut pineapple rather fine and cook in a little water till clear. Add berries and sugar and let stand over night. Cook till it is thick enough. Julia Stevens. Cranberry Conserve One quart cranberries, 1 cup raisins, 2 oranges, same amount of sugar as fruit, l/2 pint water, y2 pound English walnuts. Cut cranberries and raisins in half, boil I/2 houi. Cut up meats and add last. Do not cook meats. Lou Twcedie. Red Pepper Jam Twelve large red sweet peppers, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 pint vinegar, 3 cups sugar. Grind the peppers ,stir salt in and let stand 3 hours. Drain, put in kettle, add sugar and vinegar and cook until thick. \. E. Car]tenter. 204 All you add is water and sugar package. to the Knox Acidulated Dates Few housewives combine They seem to know the yalue in so many different of dates ways with as a gela- breakfast filled with and may and breacis. be used They in are the fruit valuable. raisins to plain or boiled rice or any food. tine cereals, natural for dessert steamed sugar, making and salad, puddings Add cereals. dates, figs or Date Tart separate; Three eggs, beaten dates, Royal chopped spoonful ing whites serve with whipped 1 cup walnuts, baking powder, cream. 1 1 cup pinch cup bread of salt. sugar, crumbs, l\Iix well, .~ pound 1 tea- add- in pieces and Bervl Thompson. of eggs. Bake in shallow pan. Break .0 cup suet, mix with Take o cup sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls fuls balding powder. or a tumbler of .0 pound flour jelly melted. Date Pudding one chopped dates, into which Steam 3 hours cup bread fine; crumbs, .0 cup milk, add and 2. teaspoon- a sauce, has been sifted and serve with Scald 20 minutes; ~ cup sugar. teaspoonful cut custard. in small 1 pint add of milk, salt, Cornmeal Pudding with Dates add .0 cup cornmeal butter haking 2. eggs, well beaten; cold milk. 1 tablespoonful into a greased and 1 pint Pour cinnamon, pieces Serve with a sauce if desired. substitute and cook for and and add 1 cup of dates any as Bake dish ~ 205 For Dainty, Delicious Desserts use Knox Gelatine. Date Bread Pit 1 cup dates, cut in halves, add 2 tablespoonfuls sugar and large tablespoonful butter subsitute and work into bread dough. Put in pan, let rise and bake in a slow oven. It may be served hot or cold and makes excellent sandwiches with a nut or fig filling. Date and Nut Bars Beat yolks of 2 eggs, add 1 cup of sugar, (.hen 2 tea- spoonfuls of hot water, 1 tablespoonful melted butter, y2 cup milk alternately with 1 cup flour and 1 tablespoonful of teaspoonful Royal baking powder, y> teaspoonful salt, y2 cinnamon; add 1 box of dates, cut up fine; cup walnut meats. Fold in the beaten whites of 2 eggs. Bake slow for 20 or 30 minutes. Cut in bars and roll in powdered sugar. Mrs. Karl Scheffler. y2 MWhat is the blooming tincture of the skin to peace of mind and harm(ony within? What the clear, sparkling of the brightest eye to the sweet cadence of a calm reply? Can beauy of form or face or hand with beauty of heart and mind compare. No, those are first the heart retain."—Mrs. Tooke. the unwary heart may gain; but these, these only, can 20C. Try KNOX Lemon Flavor ACIDULATED enclosed. GELATINE with the Confectionery A wilrlerncss of sweets. Circus Taffy Three pounds paraffin and Pull with sugar, water cornstarch butter water. mg. 1 pint to cover. glucose, Cook small until on fingers. piece hard of in pulI- Flavor while Floria Davis. Uncooked Cocoanut Cream Candy One cocoanut, or as much dip in melted sugar, balls; Iittle paraffin. ground a~ cocoanut will fine; 2 or :3 pounds absorb; baker's Set on waxed chocolate, paper in which to harden. vanilla. confectioner's RoIl is melted in a :1',1[rs.F. B. 1\IcIl\"aine. Two cups sugar, vanilla, white Walnut Divinity .0 cup water, of 1 egg. Fudge .0 cup white Karo, Boil in cold water. 1 tea- sugar, water, Karo Beat white of egg a soft ball half until of syrup it forms to first mixture; pan. Cut when slowly, a hard add vanilla cold. :M rs. beating constantly. ball in cold water; and walnut meats; Fine. Joanna Knight. Two cups sugar, 2 ounces chocolate, 2 tablespoonfuls Fudge .0 cup milk, butkr, 2 .0 cup Karo tablespoonfuls forms spoonful it until stiff; until add remainder Cook add slowly turn into buttered syrup, vanilla. Method: Spoon. Then Cook to soft ball beat and put in water, in buttered 207 or until tin. it hairs off 1\1rs. Joslyn. Dainty Recipes In each Knox Gelatine package. Two-Minute 2 chocolate, Fudge cups butter, vanilla. Bring Begin in such jarring to count a way as not and it get let sugar, Yi cup milk, and butter, milk 2 minutes while putting to stop perfectly boiling; cold. ] sugar in theH Beat Two squares tablespoonful point. to boiling grated chocolate set off without until creamy. L. G. gelatine, -t cups 1 cup cold water. granu- French Candy T\vo lated sugar, envelopes acidulated 1Yi cups boiling water, Knox Soak the gelatine in the cold water!) cooled \Vhen for 15 minutes. boiling water. slowly somewhat flavor ful water, part tins night; out lated or powdered by using different nuts, found in separate add Yi teaspoonful been that and dates have figs. turn or dissolved Divide add to 1 part add the into two equal .0 teaspoonful envelope, dissolved extract lemon of cloves. extract. Pour in cold water. into and let squares. stand colors, and Roll to crystallize. and adding dipped cut sugar flavors minutes. sugar the parts. of Add the and boil \Vhen lemoll in 1 tabIcspoon~ To the ?ther into shaJ1(Jw L'ct over ,stand in fine granu Vary chopped and '1 tablespoonful Fudge Three cups 4 tablespoonfuls vanilla. Cook soft ball when add set. vanilla Pour sugar, dropped butter. and in buttered sugar, :Y.t cup milk, ] tablespoonful grated bitter chocolate chocolate. and milk un til in cold water. Beat until to cool. tins Take creamy butter, 1 teaspoonful they form from fire and and to begins 208 Grace Orr. KNOX GELATINE is highest quality and worth its price. Two cups brown 2 tablcspoonfuls Pour on greased butter water. yinegar. pans. Butter Scotch sugar, ,0 cup watcr, 2 tablcspoonfuls Boil until it in crisps L. G. Two cups white sugar, buttcr till it Beat size forms till it of walnut, solid baIl thickens. Karo Fudge ;.-S cup Karo ;2 in cold tablcspoonfuls water. Walnut Fudge One cup granulated sugar, milk or cream, 1 tablespoonful or vanilla. maple 2. Add rest boil. stage. 3. H.emoye alIow to cool until pour into pan. 1. :Mix sugar, of milk and from fire, add nut meats you can place finger syrup, cocoa, Remoye Yera ; i cup milk, Cook nuts. from fin.:. )J eir. sugar, 1 cup 1 cup black walnuts, 1,0 cups brown butter, butter, milk and bring cook gently until to a soft ball and and and flavoring 4. Beat in it. Delph ine \. arney. Sea Foam sugar, cIropped ,0 cup One pound brown a soft baIl when Pour stiff. constantly. 'Try and beat . forms of 1 egg until at a time, add mixture dish. will 1 teaspoonful yani11a. alonc. Add Drop stand watcr. in cold water. Boil until it Beat white a little boiling \\'hen stift 1 cup of nut meats when buttered syrup getting on egg. a little from .. spoon l\f rs. Charles 011 ChalIi:-;. Two cups white White Fudge sugal', 0 cup light Karo .:old water. l\Iethod: of 2 eggs Boil until and pinch hard ball, of salt, when 200 beat then boiled. l\frs. syrup. ;.j cup into the whites Frank Joslyn. Knox Acidulated Gelatine-no squeezing lemons. bother-no trouble-no Nut Fudge Tvvo cups brown of walnut. size Cook until pour on greased butter ing. beat, it forms tin. sugar, )Ii Stir while cup boiling ball in water. rich milk or to prevent Remove cream, burn- from fire, Alice Spalsbury. Cream Candy One and a half cups .0 cup nut meats Put vanilla. )Ii cup milk, sugar, or 1-3 cup shredded butter in granite and milk and stir until and boil 12 minutes. point and slightly vanilla on the and edge beat of add sugar butter, teaspoonful melted heat fire, add cocoanut begins buttered to boiling to sugar pan, cool. saucepan; 2 teaspoonfuls cocoanut, yi whell is dissolved"; from the the mixture Remove until sugar the pan. Pour Carrie Hardy. on 210 Where recipes call for Gelatine use KNOX SPARK(cid:173) LING GELATINE. Invalid Cooking Beef Tea One pound of juicy beef, cut from the round, remove all fat and cut into very small pieces. Put in an earthen pot and add a quart of cold water, cover it closely and let it soak an hour, then simmer gently for 2 hours or more, or until the strength is quite extracted from the beef. Strain and season with salt and pepper. Boiled Flour Gruel Moisten a pint of flour with a couple of ounces of cold water. Make it into a ball and tie it up tightly in a strong cloth. Slightly dampen the cloth, sprinkle it with flour and boil it hard for 10 hours. Then take off the cloth and let the ball dry in a slow oven for 10 hours more. Grate 2 tea- spoonfuls from the dry ball, mix with cold water to a smooth paste and stir it into half a pint of boiling milk. Siminer about 3 minutes and sweeten. This is considered especially good for children while teething. Oatmeal Gruel Roil a tablespoonful of oatmeal for -^ of an hour, then If too thick, reduce with boiling put it through a strainer. water to desired consistency. Season with salt. Chicken Broth An old fowl will make a more nutritious broth than a young one. Skin, cut up and break bones with a mallet. Cover with cold water. Boil 3 or 4 hours. Salt to taste. A little rice may be added. 211 Knox Gelatine Pints of jelly. is economical-one package makes Four 1 egg until Add the juice using finely crushed powdered Beat beater. to taste, full of lace paper refreshing Egg Lemonade thick of 1 orange and lemon-colored, and 1 lemon, sugar. ice. Place into a glass Pour on a plate \\"jth straws. an egg: using and sweeten one-third co'"ered with This a. is a very doily and accompany beverage. Egg Nogg Beat the yolk of 1 egg slightly ~ tablespoonful vanilla gradually sugar, add sprinkle 1 egg, beaten 2-3 cup of cold mille of nutmeg, .with a few gratings until stiff and dry. and add :Y4 tablespoonful thcn and a few grains Strain a g-Iass, and add the whitc oi of salt; into "In words too new or old. as in fashion, Be not the the rule will hold; same fantastic first by whom the new is trIed, nor alike the last t,o lay the old asidc'.",-By :Mrs. Tooke. if yet KNOX ACIDULATED GELATINE saves time and bother of squeezing lemons. Beverages the cost, Russian Tea hot and clear \Vith lemon and sugar. Hot tea Is served served with :3 cloves 1 cup granulated in each cup is fine. Lemonade No. 1 of 3 oranges, juice ice water. Lemonade No. 2 1-3 cup lemon juice, Juice sugar. of 6 lemons, 1 gallon Add One cup sugar, sugar with and water ice water. 12 minutes, add lemon juice 1 pint water. Boil and cool. Dilute Pineapple and Lemonade One pint water, 1 cup sugar, 1 quart of 3 lemons. fruit and juice, ice water, 1 can by boiling ice cool. Add :Make syrup strain, grated sugar water juice pineapple, and water. Add and serve. Breakfast Cocoa tablespoonfuls ,yater, cocoa, 2 cups milk, and salt; paste. Add scalded milk. Grape Jwee ~ tablespoonfuls pinch Scald dilute with 0 cup boiling boil 1 2 remaining Beat with water, beater dover salt. stemmed and strain add grapes add 1 quart water; boil throug-h white flannel and 1 pound .L pint water cloth. granubtecl in To to boiling If you point desire and seal it sweeter ,,,hile add Keep hot. in a little more One and a half ~. cups boiling sugar, milk, mix cocoa, water minute, minutes to make turn and serve . into sugar smooth . To 1 gallon kettle juice a porcelain 1 gallon of sugar. Heat a cool place. sugar. 213 KNOX GELATINE solves the problem of "What to have for dessert." Fruit Punch One strawberry oranges, l\1ake fruit ice water This will syrup juices cup water, 2 cups sugar, 1 cup strong syrup 1 can grated or grape juice, pineapple, juice of 5 lemons, 1 cup Maraschino by boiling sugar and tea. stand to make 10 gallons serve 50 people. Let and water :30 minutes liquid. 10 minutes. and strain. cherries Add tea, 2 cup~ juice of 5 cherries. Add Add last. To Make a Small Pot of Coffee :Mix J cup ground coffee with 1 egg. add 1-:3 cup cold water; slig'htly turn amount pint boiling water; closely covered boil ;) minutes. in cool place to use beaten; into to coffet: Keep remaill- ;2 successive this 1-3 of pot; add] ing c?ffee mornl11gs. Bouillon Two I)()ulhls cold \\'ater; lean cover bed, tight chopped and let simmer finc. over Pour .1 hours; it 1 and let rool. the beaten white Add it comes Strain until clear. to a boil. through strain of 1 co''''. Skim and cloth cheese the juice over quart off Put let boil and add fire and stir perfectly until pepper and salt to taste. Lemon and Orangeade One a half 1 pint and sugar, pounds :Make syrup apple. cool \\'hcn logan berry Sc n cs about add juice juice. (iO people. dozen bottle by boiling of lemons and Strain 214 lemons. 0 dozen logan berry juice, sugar with and oranges, add 1Y; gallons oranges, 3 2 cans pine- 1 pint water. pincapDle and ice water. Use Knox Gelatine-the Four-Pint package. Chocolate squares a half of salt, chocolate of unswcetened 1 cup boiling water, in small pan over and boiling water; and whip with dover boil 1 minute. Serve beater. One and cup sugar, pinch Scald milk, melt sugar, milk cream. salt 74- chocolate, 3 cups milk. hot water; add Add to scalded with whipped Tea Always allow tea spoonful general use frcsh boiling water a long to bailor of tea for each person rule. stand to pour oycr time on stove. tca. Do not tea- is the One and onc for thc teapot Ice Tea Punch juice tea, 1 pint of cold black strawberries, to taste. Taste of 1 lemon, of ice. and make your wish for of small juice of pieces One quart 1 quart of Add sugar a second glassful. fresh and water 1V£rs. Kate Ehman. The Cup of Tea First you takc Lct the water That's a most Put But see you it on a hole For boiling and warm your be, secret, sparc important do not to draw it tcapot, the tca. some minutes---two T'hen fill up and shake or and pour three--- it And bless the man who found out tea. 215 ~~++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ WE ARE OPEN ON SUNDAYS We never close for a Holiday If you run short the by-word is go to CAPLIN'S GROCERY Fletcher c& Fletcher Good Clothes Nothing else Groceries, Meats and Notions 223 N. Prospect Street YPSILANTI MICH. When you think of Family Protection H. E. VAN.DE WALKER THINK OF c..AND THE Peoria Life Insurance Co. 117 Pearl Street Phone 209 2Hi Household Suggestions To Remove Stains 'vVarm some mutton sun or over and rub :in hot soap place Apply white material, tallow, etc., until put in stain tallow and the hot on washboard boiler; the disappears. put register on the for half with warm water. apply if colored. ink stain; an hour. ] f the \\Then camliing strawberries, and once on side then fill with juice In making roll over every little while every and be all apple in quarters apples Also mix the sugar in the fore putting IS especially necessary after scaling 10 or 15 minutes until cold, the through try of slicing the can and not of pie instead and using and flour 1n the bottom of crust will not fruit berry and the in making method until cans, lay can cool, and the berries wll1 just on top. leaving the spices. no be- This soak. crust the \\Then you wish a rich, caramel, which brown, golden is sugar then and dark meat .in browl1ed dissolved To warm over biscuits, muffins wit~ water, and put place pan containing a few minutes. in oven pies. color a for ~oup, use a until frying pan in a little water. or sprinkle rolls, lightly them in a pan of hot water Keeping lettuce: After washing bag and up ,in refrigerator. it thoroughly, cheesecloth outside making hang shredding leaves them into a pretty by them with a sharp nest for a salad. Use place all knife in a the and To preserve thick newspaper, with ice in a refrigerator: keeping the \\T rap top of from ice. air ice well 217 A pinch of baking soda keep it to homcmade stands. from crystallizing. syrup will added A teaspoonful from it keep to any boiled of vinegar candyiing syrup will added it after A teaspoonful when breaking flavoring when of vinegar into is addcd will kcep I,it from cut. beatcn boiled being frosting or brittle H syrup goes back to sugar, reheat, and it ""ill bc useful as a soft buttcr, add a smaIl piece of sugar. \ \'hen Let both crcam and egg be thoroughly cream will not whip, add the white chilled. of an cgg to try Thcn it. again and Sugar easily. it will whip for cakes fried cakes from absorbing should prevent A few whole flavor . nice cloves ."\Then fIlling gem pans, empty ancf fill with water. the in the kettle be dissolved in the milk to grease while frying. of fat giye doughnuts a is half full \\Thcn making instead fruit of on top. Thc and tarts, them with milk before To brown pies pies, brush them to be a shiny them with brown. brush to glaze wish leave The pies, put one of the small gems will never in the sugar when sections scorch. the dish use a small putting pastry will be lighter. brush them in the oven, and and of an egg if you pastry the white Tn making try beating by the rhubaJ;b, chcrry an egg light, fruit; as usual. add a little 1n thls way in the bottom of and not or any berry and mixing flour, mix of excess the oven. is very pie that re- in the thoroughly and juice will be in sugar using molasses bread or cookies, to molasses and spices, and it is not as clark as desired of melted acid a tablespoonful the improving flavor. juicy, quired then make the pie "Yhen for ginger chocolate To keep icing whites eggs usual way and pour will be soft the of and creamy. soft, before the hot acid a pinch beating syrup of baking them, then oyer beaten soda beat eggs, to the in the and it To beat eggs quickly, add a pinch of salt. \\Then making mayonnaise or cooked dressing be kept first for softened several days, add a little gelatine in cold water and disso!\'ed over hot water. that is to has been that Save all the liquid from your mustard dressing to salad \ Vhen making meat with the meat. in place of sandwiches, fresh this pickles and add it yinegar liquicl may and mustard. be mixed also used' as a-filling Honey mav be used for yegetables, In cooking ground, gro,,' as onions, aboye ground. etc., to mix with tiny baking coyer those uncovered leave nuts powder that for sandwiches; biscuits. grow under all yegetables the that with tea canister will give your tea a clclicious fragrance of dried yellow rind oi an orange kept in and A winter chili tomato,", .... :3 green spoonful cinnamon and 1 cup of juice ... beg-in to thicken. \ inegar. sauce peppcr .....dill:d: and 'l of Let all thcn hottle. ....ug-ar. 1 tea.,pooniul togcrher Do not boil. simmer L.....e ~ can., 1 table- of cloyc<; until tl11.' can he macle a~ needcll. .~ ollion:-.. diced: l ....e a tea~pooniul oi ~al t to each quart oi ....oup . ..! 1" on clothing timc of string and then can washing, then .j minutes, should rinse be be saturated in clcar watcr. removed you drain. plunge Then from string them into the strings alcohol Grass stains for a short EYer)' vestige ii, after bean-; boiling water readily •\ thorough for removed . iew pieces your flavor. Never shrink will or pie to get cold first. a meringue place and flatten when upon a hot pudding browned. Allow your or pie, as it pudding The in salad pretty vinegar dressing left instead from pickled beets of regular is sometimes It used a adds vinegar. color and a delightful flavor. Over alternate layers of chopped cooked spinach or macaroni a cupful sprinkle of milk and grated bake cheese 20 minutes and and sea- in a cooked sonings. moderate noodles Add oven. Add a slice of lemon ,viII keep are boiling. It to the water thcrn from becoming in which old potatoes discolored. If you are cutting teaspoonful add a half white omitted. down of Royal the nunlber of eggs baking powder in a cake, for each egg \ \Then making beaten white give you a lovely sherbets ices, of an egg to each quart or smooth ice. \ \' rap cheese Some chopped mushrooms in a cloth wet with and for to the cream sauce added cheese ment. adding try of the mixture. the stiffly It ,yili vinegar. a half fish is a great cup of grated improve- Tomatoes baked. are good when stuffed with pork sausage and The dessert cabbage served jellied salad acts times. at can be molded Apples, into as nuts a and lemon on crisp lettuce with maynonaise welcome celery or jelly which dressing. substitute chopped [or raw is delicious Soft butter \Vhatever cold. crust. very or lard should shortening never i:-; used be used should in making be hard pic- and 220 Neyer for moved the beef salt servltlg. cooked in a firele~s cooker until re- Add a cup of grated cheese to the white sauce and see if you don't is good sweeten find it a very pleasant sen"ed with crab meat. dessert with for cauli- addition. honey. flower Currant For The spinach, jelly a change, first asparagus, custard Your vegetables peas the iruit a and child young- should have are strained carrots. cups make nice molds for the jellied salad. Iodine portion Stain Remover of alcohol Place a small in the with water. moisten spots. They stained linen Repeat a cloth with 'will or whatever if needed. alcohol and finally evaporate .. in a dish: be. spots carefullv it may For' rub carefully Do on oil dip not wet cloth the over 221 Table Service In household cooking consult the the menu of the different tastes days of to the include dishes of each member. observe hostess may \Vith a plain or vv1ithout guests, style easy and family the a. of and adapt favorite charming entertaining. The smaller well planned The housewife the and served needs appreciation dinner, and not of what the more thoroughly so much as everyday eat. surety suC<.:essful. of its being technical and knowledge healthful to is good table may be wasteful. A poor To dine with comfort and pleasure, to promote and at the diner the same time keep the cook good natured the be ready should at and the dinner The hot dishes To have indeed. be .cold. ruinous, should your be hot and the cold dishes coffee and salad both T'o he original be without is the gift of genius; become charm and otherwise commonplace. desire to introducc' something ordinary in and providing occasions. way the artjstic tablc The food, arc oftentimes of a simple lunchcon thc greatest banqucts. health and happy, same time. should is lukewarm of originality It is and new preparing decorations. servicc remembered and from the dishes for diffcrent would every woman's different attractivc varied decorations far morc than Too much 6f attcntion food that we bring served. Ice cleaned place for drinking before in glass with using. In preparing can scarcely be paid to the looks it "vay in which and the of is to our tables water should bc carcfllly it with the washed hands, and but N cver ice scop or drinks fancy touch tongs. of any slices csscntial to ornament them with kind fruit of IS most it 111 season. ~~;_. ~. '-.