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macaroon crumbs. a of walnut into each side and TESTED RECIPES Freeze By VIRGINIA CARTER LEE piece for ice cream. slowly serve on lettuce leaves, dipped in French ordinary in some dressing. Raisin WITH, doubtless, poultry In the cereal for morning's Mushroom and Kidney Potpourri Roly-Poly form used for both the Thanks¬ Monday two giving and Christmas dinners, a breakfast the apple jelly whip may Cut in slices and then in dice two Chop tablespoonsful of fresh beef has prove a novelty to the majority of lambs' and sauté in a suet as finely as possible with a fresh roasted ham with dressing Serve the which has kidneys lightly quartet been selected as the pièce de resistance housewives. mush, little hot bacon Take out the of a cupful of sifted flour and add This is been made with part milk, in individual dripping. one of the New Year's dinner. of each and cook in the same way twelve teaspoonful of sait, two cooked with a or a saucers and place in the center kidneys tablespoonsful especially good sage two of the fol¬ in small Re¬ of sifted soft bread crumbs and one seasoned sweet portion tablespoonsful mushrooms also cut pieces. ."¦ and potato dressing. a .of thick a half cupsful of lowing: Whip quarter pint move these also and place with the kid¬ .' Apple or crabapple jelly should ac¬ cream, as for charlotte russe, and add Stir into the fat and mushroom with four teaspoon--:' and be sure that the fat neys. Moisten to a company it, just enough firm apple jelly to flavor liquor in the pan two tablespoonsful of soft, spongy di ugh with of the ham. is roa.-:«.".1 crisp and brown. and color the if the a about three-quarters of a cider strained slightly cream; browned flour, moistened with little cupful of A little or, failing that, jelly is very tart a little additional cold water, and when smooth add one liquid, composed of half ice water and apple juice is recommended for the be al¬ cold milk. Roll out as fi r bis that powdered sugar may required, cupful of strained brown stock, half a lits and basting, together with the pork fat a tartness adds, I think, A Watch Night Supper of tomato salt and spread with the following: One will form in the though slight cupful cftj-up, pa¬ of seeded pan. zest to the mush. prika to taste and on- and a half tea- chopped raisins, the grated A Watch Party should consist of for the week will include at of sauce. rind and juice of one lemon, half a Supplies Bacon followed a Welsh rarebit. Or, try its spoonsful Worcestershire Stir c_p- plenty of hot viands, a good punch and the butcher's half a pound of bacon, at Canapés by until well thickened and add the mush¬ ful of sugar, two tablespoi nsful of cur¬ Mushrooms and first cousin.made half a - a supply of delicious cofl'ee. To pre¬ «15 cents a pound; one pound of chopped Kidneys Potpourri by merely melting rooms and kidneys. Let cook for eight rants, teasp ground pare the bacon canapés cut bread in veal, at 80 cents a pound; three ounces "1920 Punch" slices of American cheese on serve cinnamon, a pinch of salt and half graham minutes and in ramekins. of "a triangles a quarter of an inch thick and of dried beef, at 4 cents an ounce; two Hot Rolls Celery Olives bread toast, covering the cheese with glassful grape jelly. Roll up as for sauté lightly in hot bacon dripping. lambs' kidneys, at 8 cents each; a seven- Cheese Cake Cheese Cake jelly roll, pinch the ... of with French fresh at 40 cents a seasoning and strips of thin bacon. and boil in a Then spread lightly pound ham, pound, Coffee Mix one of together floured cloth for mustard (purchased in bottles) and and a slice of salt pork for 8 cents. These, placed under the broiler, will together cupful cottage two hours. Serve with a hard sauce. sprinkle with chopped cooked bacon and At the fish market, one and a half brown and sizzle and melt together and cheese, half a cupful of sugar, two table- a TF THE suggested Watch Night Sup- Mock Chicken minced pin» ¡.tes. pounds of fresh codfish, at 28 cents be most delectable. Instead of the spoonsful of melted butter, a scant tea- Croquettes two of haddock, at 25 **** seem» a bit ambitious to you, of three beaten For a good non-alcoholic punch squeeze pound; pounds per cheesecake, fruits and nuts with the spoonful salt, lightly Rightly made, these a *n the into a mixing bowl four lemons and add cents a pound, and forty-four oysters, both from the standpoint of preparation eggs, the rind and juice of one lemon real articles. at 2 cents each. coffeo are both sociable and picturesque, a Chop sufficient of the one of sugar, one cupful of cold one can win and half cupful each of chopped seeded cupful and digestion, always ap¬ as are cooked fresh ham fin« ..,-. strained tea an«! the contents of a small For the dairy supplies purchase one as well being "'good to eat," and raisins and currants. Line patty pans ;... a at with oysters on the half-shell, no trouble* to serve. A. L. P. Season to taste can of shredded pineapple. Let stand and half pounds of table butter, plause with pastry, fill with the mixture and cupsful. with on the ice for three or four hours to 78 cents a pound; half a pound of oleo bake in moderate oven twenty minutes. celery salt, paprika, -,-. ari(j seven three or four of ripen, and when ready to serve add two for 20 cents; quarts of Grade B drops lei ce; add sliced «me of un- bulk milk, at 17 cents a quart; six quar¬ Maple Bisque Cream two tablespoonsful of n c« thinly oranges, quart ter of at 14 cents and and moisten with the parsley fermented grapejuice and a pint bottle pints cream, each, Prepare a rich boiled custard from a following sauce: of iced tile and carbonated three dozen cold storage eggs, at 70 Melt three tablespoonsful of oleo, blend each ginger of milk, three eggs, half a tea- in four water. Pour ovc r a block of ice, ar¬ cents a dozen. pint tablespoonsful of flour and add will run as of salt one range in a bowl and serve as Market prices about fol¬ spoonful and four tablespoonsful slowly cupful of either white stock punch feur: of crushed Cook over or rich miik. Cook over soon as thoroughly chilled. lows for maple sugar. hot water until boiling water until well thic*kened and it boils, stirring and add salt In the and chili sauce Butcher's bill . constantly, making cheese $3.00 stir in a scant tablespoonful of granu¬ and paprika to taste and the salad work either cream or cottage Fish bill . 1.80 y lated gelatine, softened in half a cupful one agfc, well beaten. Turn the cro¬ cheese to a and add for each small Dairv products . 5.50 paste of cold milk. Stir until the gelatine is quette mixture out on a of the cheese half a teasp lonful Fruit . 2.GO platter and cupful dissolved, and cool. Flavor with a tea- when cold shape, egg and read of eh «.me tablespoonful ables . 3.00 crumb, pptV pimentos, Veget spooniul of maple extract and fold in and means of a of and Groceries . 4.41 by frying basket cook chopped parsley just enough a of a of double cream in hot to a thick chili sauce so that the mixture quarter pint deep fat rich rown. Drain solid and a dozen crushed dried on brown .before can be molded. Form into balls, press Total.$21.00 whipped paper serving.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday (New Year's) Friday Saturday ( Sunday BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST BREAKFAST Sliced Oranges and Bananas Graham Mush with Apple Jelly Whip Stewed Dried Apricots Orange and f. rapejuice Preserved Apples Halved Grapefruit Cooked Cereal with Apricot Whip lîroiled Bacon Buttered Toast Shirred Eggs Beaten Biscuits Frizzled Smoked Beef Corn Muffins Dry Cereal Parsley Omelet Bran Muffins Fish Cakes Rye Bread Toast Browned Vegetable Ha^h Coffee Waffles Maple Syrup j Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee Popovers Coffee LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON LUNCHEON** OR SUPPER LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Creamed Fish on Toast Sliced Veal Loaf Chutney Tomatd Sandwiches Baked Cheese Custard Fish Salad Olives (>!Oyster Cocktails Celery DINNER DINNER DINNER Veal Loaf Baked Fresh Ham Tomato Soup Vegetable Soup Clear with Noodles Cream of Corn of Codfish Candied Sweet Potatoes Browned Sweet Potatoes Baked Stuffed Haddock Soup Soup Bouillon with Epfir Salpicón Cauliflower Estalloped Oysters Celery Baked Stuffed Onions Cold Sliced Ham Mock Chicken Croquettes and Carrots Potatoes French Fried Potatoes Crabapple Jelly String Beans Mashed P«Trifle with Chocolate Sauce Cheese and Chili Sauce Salad atercress Gingerbread Maple Bisque Lady Fingers Raisin Roly-Poly Steamed Date Pudding Frozen Chocolate Souffle Give a Thought to the Finnan Haddie _Bv JEANETTE YOUNG. NORTON A NATION Americans are dish. A dish made from the salted classed among "the things that must fish to prepare and one of the most: the side with butter and dust- upper fifteen minutes, throwing off the fish is done drain, on a hot the fish mixture on not fish caters. This is to be and dried haddie is called "rizzared," be soaked overnight and take ages delicious that could be desired. with lay [less toast, heap AS ing pepper. When done, serve water twice. Add fresh water to platter and spread with the seasoned the toast, with we select a sprinkle grate: deplored, as the eating of which is often spoken of by Sir to fix," defy temptation and Select short, wide and thick on a hot platter and behold a real a cover, bay leaf, spices, seasoning, butter paste. cheese and set in th« .¡ven to melt more fish would be an economic aid Walter Scott in his Novels. that cooks instead. fish. Cut off the tail and fins with a Waverly something quickly broiled haddie. a small piece of butter, press down and The finest Scotch haddie are is an American be¬ of Boiled Haddie.Select a thick lightly brown. at this time. caught (Quick cookery sharp pair scissors, then plunge Rizzared.This dish is made of with a plate and boil ten minutes. in Dublin The fish are sin which some I am the fish into water for two fish, remove tail and fins, and soak Scalloped Haddie Soak the !Í53 The use of lish was a mania Bay. cured, setting day boiling the dry, salted haddie, which is pre¬ Blend together one tablespoonful of or smoked, over peat fires at Find- going to "roast.") minutes; drain, and on a overnight. Drain, dry, heat and skin over night, scald and 'lake it. Add among ancient Romans. We are told dry lay pared by warming the skin side so chopped parsley, two ounces of but¬ the horn, six miles from and These ideas about the haddie are greased Broil over coals or fish. Cut in four pieces, cover an onion and a r< d pper cl that Apicius offered a prize to any Aberdeen, gridiron. that it may be pulled olT. Cut the ter,» a teaspoonful of lemon juice and this is the of the name finnan all for it is one of the easiest under skin side with cold water, bring to a boil slow¬ fine. Put a layer of in a but¬ culinary artist who would invent a origin wrong, gas, down, dotting fish in pieces and steep in hot water the juice of a small onion. Wrten the haddie. ly and cook eight minutes. tered a oi new marinade compounded of livers Drain, baking dish, then layer lay on a hot dish, mask with drawn fish, and so on until all the fish <.f the red mullet. Lucullus had a' The haddie which we get here in butter. Garnish with broiled pota¬ crumbs on Tun canal cut through a mountain so America are caught in local waters 'used, leaving top. toes. over two of thin tomato sauce, that fish might he transpone«) more and smoked daily at special smoke¬ cups Baked Haddie.Prepare as al¬ sprinkle with e and baka easily to the ponds in his gardens, houses constructed for the purpose. Western Electric Vacuum Gleaner No. 12 grat«V ready described and in boil¬ a half hour. near Naples. Hortcnsius wept over The smoking here is done over white - Tested and Endorsed in The plunge Tribune Institute-.___ ing water for two minutes. in Haddie Cakes- the fish over the death of a pet turbot; while the pine chips. The fish are at their Lay Söak a baking pan, dot with dust scald drain and daughter of Prusus adorned a favo¬ best when eaten as quickly after THE chief virtue of this vacuum the brush is thrown into operation ing 10 butter, night, eight minutes, radiators, upholstery, cornices, inches long, of pressed steel, black with pepper, and pour over a small of rite fish with a collar of At as The most efficient by first off the current with flake it tine. Add two cupsful gold. big smoking possible. largest cleaner is its turning curtains, etc. enameled, and one an of wer«.' obtuse elbow cup stock. Bake twelve minutes. mashed potato, a lump d banquets brilliant fish shown fish rarely weigh over '¿% pounds. which the switch button on the side of the The tools are an generous motor-driven brush, always important connector with two arms (each a Put on a hot dish and turn over two to the guest -, alive, as relishes were handle and shifting the lever on of butter, pene,.'!-, a egg, andi To American goes so fast that cannot sec part the vacuum cleaner, and in little over 5 to hold the of served, then appeared properly taste those which you it, inches) tools tablespoonsful hot cream. small cup of rich mil i Make are salted are as at a convenient when Haddie cooked in the wake of the soup. and dried not good like its cousin, the electric fan, and angle working Rarebit.Steep the had¬ cakes an inch und as the with them at a as on die five "Thénfi was the for smoked, and are not likely to does up at a height, a cor¬ minutes in boiling water, half inches in d amet« r, fry happy days" thorough work, picking nice or compete with our salted cod. high curtain. skin, bone and flake it. Add to two fat serve a fish ami folks, and if we had a little single sweep lint and threads tram¬ and with bit oi more wc set The cups of rich cream sauce the juice bacon on of Garniá fish enthusiasm would Many of us see baddies in the fish- into a flat, elongated tool for use in top each cake. pled thick carpet. Without of an a half better, cheaper and mort* varied men's windows and think we might small openings, between radiator onion, saltspoonful of with fresh cress. If there seenU the brush the lint was not removed curry powder, a of tables. take one home if we knew how to The Institute tubings, etc, is about 1.5 by % cup diced boiled more fish than is liked, a.id a litti« Finnan is a at all, even after repeated trials. inches potato and the fish. Have on more haddie national Scotch cook it. But, guessing they are engineer and may be run into a space ready mashed p..tato while mixing The brush is easily removable for this size for eight inches before it a baking platter six pieces of crust- the cakes. making a cleaning (it took our engineer only broadens, being 12 la inches long. 15-second record The A Mile of a fifteen seconds to take it out), and tube will suck in or blow out Energy in Caramel in removing the dirt, according to how the at¬ there was no appreciable difference Two the tachment is made, and is a boon to Institute Tested Recipes in the operating cost with the brush the housekeeper who has FOOD eaten for fun, between supplies energy for a mile's consti- motor, driven many in action, which shows excellent white mouldings or much Moorish meals, in a casual si tutional. Think of the mistaken brush that and cial pic- construction. fretwork in her to Herring Potatoes standpoint should be very popular.) nie luncheons that have been labori¬ home, say noth¬ manner is just as fattening as This machine weighs fourteen does the ing of the radiators that (A Delicious Dutch Holland It is advisable to use domestic herf ously carried in the past! Reflect nearly Dish) regular food eaten at meals. In¬ and one-half which is work every one has. The combined suc¬ 2 herrings 10 or 12 onions ring instead of the imported, as that six olives and six caramels are pounds, be more tion brush and 10 or 12 must a keg deed, it may so, because food all need to medium weight as compared with upholstery tool medium- Butter purchase 14-pound you steam for a - ; supply will do everything that the flat sized potatoes Bread latter at one time, and they an ..aten under pleasurable conditions seven-mile walk, and think how others which range from 9 Vé to 20 crumbs tool will not. The brush is 6% inches 1 bay leaf more expensive. Tnere is reauj ¡s more perfectly assimilated. casually these may be eaten It moves on sitting pounds. two 3**8-inch long by 1% inches wide and conve very little difference in the taste. "The Journal of the American over a supper table! ruo-oer-tired rear wheels Procure two plump Holland her- H and the nient for hardwood floors, With this dish as a foundation The fatuous soul who a uphol in Medical Association" in a recent edi¬ takes lori00 calories at one may provided. The machine draw air whack, has a horizontal motor (to be pre¬ foot. cooling through the moto: with or per when we learn that half of There is a 23.5-foot cord, connector may be fitted either to butter oleo after sprinkling ing said, 10 to speak.one-fourth of the entire ferred for wearing qualities), with the The cost of operation an hour i and P^P* making extensive operations con- suction side, the with salt and pepper, and a few Mince the ham, peanuts doughnut will provide lifting powei lay's ration! This does not mean an eiirht-bladed sheet steel fan. The by.removing front only 1.7 cents with a 10-cent rate fc veniertt. plate in the no*wle or it of per very fine. Mix with dress»!« co carry a man to the of t1 that four ice cream sodas make a motor barrel is of sheet casting, may electricity; or 1.2 cents in New Yor pieces bay leaf. Repeat, sprin- top japanned The bag closes with a be on or until it is of the proper consistent i.i sliding clasp put the exhaust mower witn trie 1 day's menu (there is more to while the nozzle is suie, 7-cent rate. i kling top sparsely with cracker or *. Washington Monument (a climb steel, of alumi¬ on the wide upper end and is easily by detaching the to sprea<->. L. food than its heat value), but it does num. The cleaning width of the dustbag, according bread crumbs, then dot with more ")55 feet), and six walnuts will d emptied, but not so easily replaced, as one wants a or a suction Western Electric Vacuum Clean« Toronto, Canada. mean that one is overloading on p-i- nozzle is 11 inches 'and it will blowing butter. Bake until well browned, the while three go however. An improved clamp is to action. This is of No. 12. Made by the Western Ele This gives a little more variety" same, medium-sized which the under furniture 7.5 inches fitting pressed i which takes about one hour in a ergizing foods, "spare" high. be provided. There are seven tools 4.5 trie Company, 104 Weit Fortiet the list of ham sandwiches and ***. olives will see you comfortably half neats and starches eaten and leave steel, weighs only ounces and con¬ I moderate oven. E. M. H. The handle Is conveniently held which may be purchased for $8.50 nects with the hose of Street, New York a lettuce leaf affords a very go*1 « mile on your way. A single car- hem free to be stored in the 1*4-inch cor¬ City. Merrick, L. I. up body upright without support by the extra, including the usual rubber canvas and original "spread." This arooun* snv* .th-" nci <«v«r-i blowers, rugated 8 feet. long. (Price and can ante!» diacouragir-er prtVe flosh. A. L. P. operator m^nns of a anrine* and oornpr tools und further details I This is a very casserole makes at a cost by hrushí-s for cleans- Therf» are two tubes, one riHH. 2 fpet obtained at The appetizing twelve sandwiches Tribune Institute I "fish" dish, and from an economical of 50 rents for the fillintr.