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Genenal

PRUNE ‘TURNOVERB

Cut pie curst in 4-inch squares and fill with the following mixture.

1 cup chopped prunes. 1 beaten egg.

' 1 soda cracker rolled fine Juice and rind V, lemon‘. Place spoonful of mixture

square, fold over

' This will make 8 turnovers.

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Ii oven ls too hot the turnovers ‘will spread.

FOVR SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER

Mash 2 cream cheeses; add

cup mayonnaise u esslng and 1 cup Season taste ‘with sat and pepper; spread thin round piece of bread with creamed butter.

finely chopppd or clten.

in if triangular lhape, press edges together, after , we-tting with cold water, prick top with fork and bake in hot oven.

Remove cen-

OLD-FASHIONED STEWED ROT- ATOES .

Peel and cut the potatoes into quite small pieces. Then molt a generous tablespoonful of butter in a heavy-frying pan“. The; tllrn in the potatoes. Pour ovsr lheln just enough rich milk or cream to cover them about half way. Cover the pan and place where the potatoes will just simmer for 20 minutes or until they have almost absorbed the milk. Stir them occasionally but add no more milk or cream. Whun nearly done sprinkle on pepper and salt while stirring. When done turn them out into a hot dish and sprinkle with a bit of finely chop- pod parsley, to serve.

Oil

HALIBUT A LA POULETTE

1% lbs. sliced halibut 2 teaspoon lemon

1A cup melted butter ‘Ateaspoon salt

1A teaspoon pepper

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‘ until soft. Mash the apricots or

»*~ the whites of eggs until very stiff, - fold them into the apricot and su-

tres of half of the pieces with small fancy cutter; insert in the space a thin slice of pickled beef cut with same cutter. Spread the whole piece of bread with the filling and cover the bread and beef. Arrange on a dolly-covered plate and garn- ish with celery leaves.

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APRICOT DAINTV

1 cupful dried apricots

3 egg whites

1~3 cupful powdered sugar. Wash and soak apricots. Steam

press through a coarse strainer or colander and add -tha sugar. Beat

gar mixture. Chill and serve with custard sauce. Dried prunes may be ‘used instead _of apricots, using

seasonings to melted butter and put dish containing butter into pan of hot watsr to keep soft. Take each piece of fish on a fork, dip in but- ter, roll wooden skewer, put in shallow pan, dredge with flour and bake 12 minutes in a hot oven. skewers, arrange on platter for serving. sauce.

20 rnlnutos, as fish requires thor- ough cooking.

drop into bowl of ‘water to remove

ess sugar and adding a littel lemon ulce. ‘

OUSTARD SAUCE

shell.

crumbs. butter and stir constantly ovsr slow fire until brown, place a layer of oysters in a baking dish,

‘A teaspoon salt, Few drops of onion juice,

Clean fish, cut in 8 pieces. Add

and fasten with a small

Remove

Serve with tomato

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SCALLOP-ED ovsrans

1 qt. oysters salt 1 box sods. cracks s black pepper 2 tablespoons butter sweet milk

Remove oyster from liquid and

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1 pint ‘milk

2 egg yolks

l6 cupful sugar

$6 teaspoonlul salt $5 teaspoonful vanilla.

Scsld the milk in a double boiler. Beat tho eggs slightly, add sugar and salt, mix.

the Add the hot

layer of crumbs. ‘Add pepper, nut- meg and salt, (if needed), continue until oysters and crumbs are all used having crumbs on top, put liq- uid in a cup and fill up cup with sweet milk. Pour this gently around the edges ln the baking dish, in- serting a knife to let liquid run in. Allow this to stand one hour,

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milk to this mixtllrc, then return

(tirring constantly) until it thick- ens or forms a coating on the spoon. Strain, cool and flavor. This

it to the double boiler and cook 2:; bake m moderate We“ for 1

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makes a delicious dessert. CHEESE RAMEQUINS

1 cup bread crumbs 5i cup sweet milk

‘A cup grated cheese 2 eggs

cook till smooth.

en yolks of 2 eggs, and lustl whites. Arrange

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' Soup ‘MONTREAL SOUP

‘A pound

Cllt up fLne

brown with butter pan. cover with cold water and slowly to the boiling point. thgh1nsafnu2 cups of tomatoes,

sley. Cook slowly cool quickly. Remove then rehen-t.

or it will not be clear. EAST INDIA SOUP

Stir carefully about

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Prepare by soaking bread in milk Then put on stove and cut to paste. Then add cheese, pepper and salt;

Remove from stove and ‘Ulil beat- the in small indivl dual baking dishes for serving, and bake lightly for 15 minutes. Serve

of lean ham and 3 pounds of beef from the round. Tuks part of this meat and in the frying Take a m.“ marrow bone, nourishment upon the lblOOd, the bringllatter must be built up and made 'Add,

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Put lnlo s kettle a-swblespoon 0i butter, z tablespoons or grated c"- rots, the same of grated turnllw two minutes. or stock, s little black choliiifld Simmsl minutes. Add a NW and four or five table gpooflg of boiled rice, which should he boiling while making the soup.

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Many people suffer from nervous indigestion. The commonest calls- es are worry, over-work, lack oi exercise, or a general run down condition of the system. it is a dis- ease oi‘ the nerves rather than ol the digestive organs, and is cor‘ rected by giving needed nourish ment to "the nervous system and - building up the blood.

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rich and pure, which ls Just whnt aiDr. Williams’ lPlIPk Pills do. -lf there

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