STEWED CAULIFLOWER.

Use for this dish the smaller and more indifferent cauliflowers. Cut

them into small clusters; lay in cold salt and water half an hour,

and stew fifteen minutes in boiling water. Turn most of this off,

leaving but half a teacupful in the saucepan. Add to this a half-cupful

of milk thickened with a very little rice or wheat flour, and two

tablespoonfuls of melted butter, pepper, and salt. Shake the saucepan

over the fire gently until it boils; take out the cauliflowers with a

perforated skimmer, lay in order upon a dish, and pour the sauce over

them.

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