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Venison.
11s was. and Just hetero sex-vine ill
in set on the tire and allowed to hell
for one minute to melt the jelly and
mix well This sauce is also used
with other guine.
Oatmeal Cookies.
Three cups ostmest, three cups
The housewife who is fortnnatejwhu. hour, 1 1.3 cup] of granulated
ohms
thrill 0i 1 .-
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Large Women. ‘ '
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To get rid crescent-stood them
which will he wherein“ moon:
1 adieu. oeent tothe no: it so let it
enough to passess a. bunch of veal- sugar one level teaspoon soda one! huge women Ire particularly h“
son, cooks it a day or two hetero 1",. mum “11' two tessncontuls cred in the styles that ”advanced
the house. Haviwloued it, placen-
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them ltfll’vserd intuit. Plunge .the-
giving full attention to the details of ground Cinnamon one cup of shorten.
meeting. The venison is washed in in!» one cup 0.! sour milk two 0888.
"m “at" and well 5“" with "raisins. currents, and nuts as desired.
doth. A sheet of white one: is mwlm
“Winona soda in
W “d 1““ over the "“3 section' the flour is for biscuits. Then stir in
or the roast, then the whole put in‘ the one cup oi sour mm and eggs
' e deep baking pan with it very little Let ”stand one or two hours until very
{toiling water.
"' Joicing with them. moaned the stile!
is not used the roast is snugly
looted with a coarse paste one-half
inch thick and a layer at paper. Be;
‘ fore covered baiting dishes were dis-
covered in the south. all venisonm '
roasted in a jacket of this hind. and
in this method or cooking a little in.
tanglbie'iisvor steals into the game, a
never that is missing when the con
.- tentional covered baking dish is used.
" The venison is cooked in {moderate-
' is hot oven for from three to four
hours, according to the size or the
hiiunch. and when practically done
- the are quickened, the covering re-
"> moved. and the‘roast dredged with
flour and butter. The roast in haste!
with the grow until a delicate brown.
or course current jelly is'a poem
_ accompsniment to venison, but the
Kentucky housewife serves a ram
formal sauce with her roast venue-I,
Kentucky Sauce For Roast Venison;
one-hail stick broken cinnamon.
Peel oi half lemon. .
One and one—halt wine glass toll of
One limit!!! “Mum. brow-
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When ‘ CNN miught or all night and drop with ten-
spoon into greased pan. llske in hot
oven. ‘
Lobster Salad.
(For. iour or due persons.)
Two good sized boiled lobsters. split
and take out the meat. Extract the
gut and out most in'inch‘ squares.
Three sliced.- hard-boiled eggs. ‘Pitted
olives. trashed water cross, little haeh- '
ed chives at discretion. . ‘ ‘-
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Two tablespoonfnls of sauce Two
tablespooni'uls of chili sauce" Sea-
soning or salt, white pepper, celery
salt, English mustard, paprika. and
Tarragon vinegar
88: thoroughly With ingredlenlil. "
place in the salad howl, out around
it a nice border of white leaves of
lettuce. and add over the_lohster three
spoonfuls of mayonnaise.
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moon salt, one eighth tom pep '
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this season, and it is a time for rev
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of previous’deasons have seemed toliery and repeat the process it neces-
be made entirely for the slender worn nary _
an and the‘mnjorlty of them were uu- Another way to keep them trorn get-
becoming to a stout person. Now do; into a house into tospI'inhle IMF
comes the long straight skirt, sull- “flier idlt do to prhvent noun ell-f
intently wide to permit a warned to caring They dislike muphur so much
move yoith ease; the very teammates. am they will not come near it.
; which are growing longer with? a ten! To clear 3 house or beetles put and
dency almost to cover the undershirt; spoiled o: powdered both: into a flow
1the closer fitting Mouse which is with . perforated litli‘ Duet the hora:
much more suited to her lieu“!- than lightly over the door, or the wells and
the in“ on“, M a year 880: and ”the in the cupboards; in fact, every place
'iong nedingote reachln‘g‘neuly' to “I! where the posts are Mud They ‘will
bottom of the skirt, with sulllcient soon fill-.9908!
ruiness to veil the term and not s01 it your mm mks; or clothes
tight that it shows‘ with—accuracy the basket g: which shows a. few loose
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extreme now that she does not wenr1 . pm the Basket into fthd hdthtuh,
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security that copies from having ml- togetherr " evening when you
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assumes“ Tourist—"The bombard; pleteiy wrecked.”
held overdue bowl the eteem of the
rate: will carry .the scent with it and
through the hair in e niost entities:
tory‘ talhion.
it is a common practice to fill the
enameled saucepan“ that has once had ‘
the contents bump. with soda and wa—Jj
tor; instead ititit Withxoid water.
add two or three tnhlespooninls"'ot‘ ' ‘
salt and let stand over “nightf'rhen
bring the water slowlyfito the humus
point and the saucepan Ewill be. per
{nutty clean
To prevent cakes froin becomins
dry piané‘them inn till 9110: With m1
apple. The cakes will not taste «it!
the apple and they will rennin moist
and fresh i
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broidered about the bottom. with a ,
eldest“ made up of dots and sprays
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