Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 306, 10 November 1916 — Page 11
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY. NOV. 10, 1916
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It's Safe to Let Your Child Purchase of These Merchants
They get the same Good Service that You Yourself Would Get
Here Are GOOD RECIPES For Wholesome Dishes
Apple Roll.With Sauce Take two cups of flour, one-half s teaspoonful of salt, four level teaspoonfuls baking powder, two tablespeenfuls of butter, two-thirds of a cup of milk, one cup of chopped apple, three teaspoonfuls of sugar, one-half tablespoonful of cinamon. Sift flour, salt and baking powder together and thoroughly mix In butter with tips of ' fingers. Add the milk, stirring it in with a knife. Roll the dough out. a quarter of an inch thick and spread with chopped apple, sugar and cinnamon. Roll like a jelly roll, cut lnthree-quarter-inch slices and place in buttered pan, flat side down. Bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven and serve hot with lemon sauce. The sauce, is , easily made by boiling three-quarters of a cup of sugar and one-half cup of water five minutes, adding to-it two teaspoonfuls of butter and one tea- . spoonful of lemon juice and just a dash of nutmeg. , Rhubarb. Dumpling ' Beef suet, 2 ounces flour 6 ounces; milk, enough to bind; bread crumbs, 2 ounces; sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls; lemon, rind of fjalf; rhubarb, about a quart cut in inch pieces. Sift the flour into the very finly chopped suet and fine bread crumbs. Pour in the milk a very little at a time, mixing with a knife until you ;have a stiff paste. Roll out to about ; half an inch thick. Grease a pudding basin well and cut out a round of the paste, sufficient to make a lid for It. Line It with' the rest of the paste. Then fill half way up with the rhubarb, grate in the half rind of lemon end sprinkle well with the sugar, filling up with rhubarb to the top of the basin. Wet the edge of the paste with water, put on the lid and press round the wet edge. Then cover the top with a well greased paper, tie Into place and tie the whole thing up In a floured cloth; steam for two hours.
To Make Good Coffee Take a tablespoonful of coffee for each cup desired, put in a cheese cloth bag or sack, then pour the boiling water on it, measuring carefully. Do not permit it to boil, just simmer; It must be kept below the boiling point for five minutes. Pack the spout with a clean piece of cheese cloth to keep the steam in; this also keeps in the aroma, which Is wasted by escaping into the air. Carefully follow these directions and you will be delighted with your cup of morning cheer. These three essentials are first and foremost: The perfectly clean pot, a good grade of coffee, using it medium fine, and placing it in the cheese cloth bag; then, last of all, the absolutely fresh boiling water. All this will produce a necttir fit for the gods, a true ambrosia that is within reach of the plainest home. Needless to say 'that cream, good cream, adds the finishing touch to the perfect cup of 'offee.
Fruit and Nut Filling For Cake Cook three cups of sugar and onethird cup of water in smooth saucepans until sirup will spin a thread when dropped from the spoon. Pour gradually while beating constantly on to the whites of three eggs, beaten stiff, and continue the beating until the right consistency to spread; then add one cup chopped raisins, one cup chopped pecan meats and five figs, cut into strips. One-half this quantity is sufficient if used between layers of cake only.
the menu at some of the leading Chicago hotels, and are listed at two-and-a-lhalf dollars plain. The eggs have shalls a quarter of an inch thick, and it requires fifteen minutes to soft boil one. A fresh-laid ostrich egg is said to be sweeter in flavor than a hen's egg. , One fried egg covers a large plate and is sufficient for six persons.
Cherry Pudding ' Half fill a pudding dish with stoned cherries and cover generously with sugar. Cover the top with a light sweet-cake batter and bake steadily until well raised and nicely browned. Serve Inverted (cherries on top). When carefully made and neatly served, this, pudding is delicious.. . . .
Peach Pudding Beat a half cup of sugar and one egg together until very light and add two tablespoonfuls of melted butter, beating again. Then add three-quarters of a cup of flour, one cup of sour cream, one teaspoonful of cold water, and two cups of ripe peaches, peeled and sliced thin. Bake and serve with hard sauce.
Stewed Veal Use a brisket or knuckle of veal, cut into pieces of about , an inch square, brown in a tablespoonful of lard, which has been seasoned with pepper and salt Add two small potatoes, peeled and cut into quarters, two onions, two carrots, and when they have been in about ten minutes add two "pints of boiling water and let simmer an hour or more.
Peach Dumplings Sift an even quart of flour twice with one and one-half teaspoonfuls of
baking powder and a half teaspoonful of salt. Chop into this a tablespoonful of . shortening (butter and lard mixed). Mix into a soft dough. Roll the pastry lightly, cut into squares. Take the stones from the nice ripe peaches, which have been pared, fill the cavity with sugar and wrap each
reach neatly in a square piece of
dough. Bake in a moderate oven a nice brown. Eat while fresh, with cream or clear sauce.
Real Mince Pie TWICE AS GOOD AND HALF THE COST OF BULK MINCE MEAT
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Fruit Cako Puddings and Cookies
At WlA Package Grocers W iUr "Like Mother Used to Make" none Such MINCEMEAT MERRELL-SOULE CO., Syneue, R. T.
A. W. Blickwedel GROCERIES and PRODUCE 719 South F Street. Phone 2204 Richmond, Ind.
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If Economy Counts Tell your grocer to send you Aristos Today. It's the flour that goes farthestIt is milled from Red Turkey Wheat Selected and tested and is richest in strength, flavor and nutriment. It is good for all home-baking and every sack is covered by our Guarantee of Satisfaction or money back. Send for Aristos Cook Book it is free. . , THE SOUTHWESTERN MILLING CO., INC., . KANSAS CITY, MO.
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You are assured of pure Teas and Coffees when they are purchased here.' '" ,. - . Our great buying power enables us to obtain the best that the market has to offer and at a saving in price; to you. t
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Nothing can satisfy and please the appetite better than a piece of Pure Bread spread with good butter. It's delicious economy. rSulzerYRaisin, Bran and Gluten " Bread Baked Here "The Bread with a . National Reputation" , Try Our
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Zwisslers Bakery
908 Main St. 28 S 5th St. Phone. 1656 Phone 1654
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Tell your grocer to send you Aristos Today. It's the flour that goes farthest. It is milled from Red Turkey Wheat Selected and tested and is richest in strength, flavor and nutriment. It is good for all home baking and every sack is covered by our guarantee of satisfaction or money back.
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Pillsbury's Best Flour 241 lb. Sack...::.; $1.29 :-'v ? t POTATOE.V'i :k.: : "it; I Michigan Potatoes' (60 lbs, to bu.) perk bus. : $2J25 Cabbage, pet lb.; 5c- Onions, yellow, per.lb., 5c SPECIAL MEN'nbN!
New Figs, per packege.. . . 10c Dromadary Dates, per pkgt 13c New' English Walnut, lb., 2So New Chestnuts, per lb...'.;- 25c Pop Corn', that will pop, per lb. Ofc Bulk Raise ns, per lb ... . ., 1 5c 1 Quart Cocoa, per Quart..' 30c 1 Pint Cocoa, per pint 15c Malaga Grapes, fancy, per lb. 20c Tokey Grapes, per lb. .... . 15c Star Special Coffee, 1 lb... 30c Sweet Cider, extra fine, fresh from the orchard, per gallon 45c Sun Maid Raisins, per pkg. 15c 2 packages 25c Pet or Carnation Milk 5 and 10c
Honey, per section . , v. . . ; . , 20c Corn, regular - 15o . cans. , 3 ..cans '...;;.,;; aj; 25c Pears, ;quaUty v guaranteed. v 2: cans v.'r.vr-..,i-25c Nutro. Rolled Oats, 3 pkgiv25c White Cherrlear No- 3 cans, . , ' each -:'. 15c Hominy, large cans, each.. 10c Salmon, regular 15c cans, 2 cans 25c Fish Roe, per can 15c Asparagus Tips, per can... 25c Red Cherries, per can 20c 1' Quart Olives, extra large 30c Salt three 5-cent sacks. Special 10e Snap Soap, 12 bars....... 25c Palm Olive Soap, regular 10c bar, Special, 1 bai.. 8c
National Biscuit Co. Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Wafers. Fruits and VegetablesWe Have Them - Phone the Star Grocery and See How Quickly Your Order Is Delivered. . - LESLIE WHOTINGT0N
Quality Meats
No matter what your wants may be, in the meat line we can meet them, and we meet them always with first quality meats-The only kind you would buy or serve
on your table;
-Ask your dealer to send you-
Richmond Rose Brand . Ham, Bacon and Lard
You always get the Best when it comes from Anton Stolle & Sons Packers Phone 1316
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Groceries Notions Flour .... , . and Feed
401 South Twelfth Street Phone 2129 Richmond, Ind.
Choice Meats and Dressed Poultry
Established 1890
Geo. G. Schwegman's MEAT MARKET No. 309 South 4th Street Phone 2204
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Meats Delivered and Meat Market Open On Sunday r
Highest Market Price) Prices Paid, for Poultry Li Any Quantity.