Young Housekeepe
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- Some people invariably use saleratus in bread, and there are
- When cream or sour milk is to be put in, half of it should b
- Two pounds of flour, one of butter, one and a half of sugar,
- Make a rich paste of a quart of flour; after you have rubbed
- Wash a small coffee-cup of rice and put it into three pints
- Take the whites of three or four eggs, and cut them to a sti
- Pick the fruit when ripe, but not mellow; put it into strong
- The best slices are cut from the rump, or through the sirloi
- To keep fowls in warm weather, take out the heart and liver
- The simplest way of baking fish, is very good. Spread little
- Choose smooth-shaped tomatoes, and to sixteen pounds allow s
- =Plums, Peaches, Cherries, or Tomatoes.=
- Allow sixteen pounds each of grease and potash for a barrel
- Pour four spoonfuls of boiling water upon one of sweet cream
- Of West India sugar and molasses, the Santa Cruz and Porto R
- Pare and cut up a dozen or fifteen potatoes, and boil them i
- Hams, to cure, 164