USEFUL ITEMS.
. Make the teh directly the water boils.
Pour nothing but water down the sink..
■ * . ■ > Take away nearly, all fat before making a stew. .
A hand full' of salt will clear .the fire for grilling.
When pastry comes put of the oven, meat may go in. ■> •: ■ - • ' * • f Search for the ; insects in greens before putting Them in ■soak.
... The longer an -egg is cooked the less digestible it becomes. ' A hard-boiled egg, will more Strain, oil your digestive ; organs than a: lightly-boiled or poached one. Poaching, scrambling, or lightly boiling are the best ways of cooking. Paw eggs, taken alone sli]> down .so - easily- that the digestive system may-not bo stimulated to secrete at all, .
Suet puddings are lighter and more digestible i£ of half flour and half breadcrumbs. Jt is ,a good Way of using up. !?tale-bread, .and it is also economical.. ... . : ■ ;
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Northern Advocate, 15 August 1931, Page 4
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