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In Many
Guises
Not o many ytart go the crn-
ierry v. at deemed uteful only in
the nuking of tarti and piei, but
today it it the feature in tauce, to
be tcrved with game and poultry,
and in the making of puddingt,
lumpUngi, ahortcakei, Jami, pre
bcrvei, jcllici, etc.
Cranberriet must not be cooked
In any metal vend, ai the delicate
acida of the fruit injurea them by
contact . with mctata, giving the
product medicinal taite. which ia
not natural. Betide, the bcrriea ai
fume dull initead o( a bright aj
pcarance. Porcelain, porcelain-lined
or enameled utennila alone ahould be
used in cooking. After removing all
s'cmi and defective berries, the fruit
tiuixt be thoroughly washed.
To make a tauce to be aerved with
poultry, game or meata, take one
vound or one quart of berriea and
add three-fourths of a pint of water
and three-fourths of a pound of
white sugar. Boil for about 10 min
utes. While boiling they must he
shaken gently, but not stirred.. The
tarries will then retain their shape
and attractive appearance.
Strained Sauce.
- One pound or quart of berries, one
pint of water, half a pound of white
sugar. Boil berriea and water for 10
minutes; strain out the skins through
co'.ander or coarse cloth; add sugar
nnd bmig' to a boil. The amount of
sugar and water may be varied to
suit the taste, or they may be served
with powdered sugar.
Je7. '
Stew in same amount of water as
sauce, without sugar. When well
cooked, strain through jelly bag or
'coarse cloth. Cook the juice about
15 minutes;, add as much sugar by
" measure as there was strained juice;
boil about IS minutes longer and
turn into forms or jelly cups; dip
forms in cold water to prevent stick
ing. Cranberries With Raisins.
' One quart . of berries. half a
pound of large, stoned raisins, three
quarters to one pound of white
. sugar, one pint of water. .Stew the
raisins 10 minutes, then add cran
berries and sugar and cook slowly
till the berries have a clear',' trans
parent look. Do not stir, but shake
often while cooking. '
Pies or Tarts. .
" For pies or tarts with upper
crust, the berries should .be used
whole and cooked in the pastry, us-
jng about the same amount of sugar
as for sauce, and half as much
water. .
V v Tart Pie,:
' Line a pie dish with crust, fill
deep with sauce, put narrow strips
of pie crust across the top and bake.
Tartlets,',
The cranberries should be stewed
as for sauce before b.eing placed in
the crust, and will be better if the
skins are removed.
' Shortcake
' Make a tender crust of one quart
.of flour, quarter cup of butter, two
tcaspoonfuls of baking powder. Use
plenty ' of cranberry sauce, " already...
prepared. A' dressing of "thick,
whipped cream is a great addition.
:, ; ' . Pot .pie.-;, -
One quart of berries, one pint of
.water, three-quarters of a pound of
sugan ' Place the fruit in ;a--crock
or porcelain-lined kettle, cover- with
'squares of light biscuit dough and
boil together 15 minutes." Serve with
sauce or nutmeg and cream. .
Preserved Cranberries. -Dissolve-
three-quarters of a pound
of sugar in -half a pint of water, and
after bringing to a boil add one
quart of berries.' The berries should
not be over two inches deep in -the
kettle," Cobfc until they break, then
remove them with a skimmer; , al
low the syrup to boil three or four
minutes longer; Then pour over the
berries, which are ready for imme
diate use, or seal in air-tight jars.,
, ' , Steamed Batter Pudding. '
Stir the cranberries' into a light
batter. Serve with liquid sauce. Stir
.in as many cranberries- as are pos-
sible. A quart of cranberries to a
quart of flour is not too many.
Steamed Cranberry Dumplings.
Use cranberries instead of apples,
steam about half an hour and serve
.with sauce,' or -use one-half apples
and 'one-half cranberries.
Cranberries in Tapioca Pudding.
Soak eight tablesnoonfuls of tap
ioca in one quart of rich milk in a
:pudding dish. Cook one pint of
: cranberries in.-a very little water.
Remove the. skins, add one pint of
sugar (also a cup of large stoned
'raisins, if desired); cook a-few mo
merits -and when cold 'place .by
. snoonfuls in, the tapioca and bake.
' sWhcn cold place a frdsting on the
ton,, made with two eggs beaten to
la froth. and one cup of sugar; brown
lishtly and serve cold with cream.
Suet Puddings.
These are greatly improved by
p.dding the same quantity of cran
berries as other fruit.
. . Cranberry Roll.
Roll out a plain paste. Spread
with cranberries. Roll up careful
ly and tie in a cloth. Steam one
hour. -
;' . Cake.
Four eggs, half a cupful of but
'ter. cupful of sugar,"1 tablespoonful
of baking powder, half a cupful of
flour; flavor with lemon; make in
a sheet or split or pie pans. Fill
with cranberry jelly, make a frosting
fsr the top of white of an egg, tea
cupful of cranWerry juice and suffi
cient powdered sugar to make it
stiff. The term cup means an ordi
nary tea cup.
r Fritters. !
'. Make a hatter with half a cupful
of milk, half a cupful of sugar, one
egg, one cupful of flour and about
-two-thirds of a. teasnoonful of bak
- ing powder. Chop three-fourths of
. a cupful of cranberries, add to bat
ter and fry in hot lard. Serve with
very sweet sauce. .-
-- Pickle. -
i For seven "pounds of cranberries
take four pounds of sugar, one quart
.of vinegar, four ounces of cassia
and two ounces of cloves. - Tie the
spices in bags and . boil with the
vinegar' and sugar for 20 minutes.
Then put the cranberries in a boil-
;mg' syrup and let .them cook until
tender, taking Care to remove them
Thursday
Miami university ofOxford, O.,
has done a new and stimulating
thing. It has endowed a poet, es
sayist and. dramatist. Mr. Percy
Mackaye was last year appointed a'
fellow in dramatic literature with a
professor's salary, a house and a
studio, with no assigned duties ex
cept to work at his art. He is the
before they crack open. Skim the
berries into jars; let the syrup cook
a little longer and turn over the ber
ries and put the bags of spices bn
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1 "' Frozen Cranberries.
Many prefer the flavor of frozen
cranberries. The berries should be
carefully picked and frozen solid,
then thawed quickly by pouring
over them hot water. They will re
quire about' three-fourths' as- much
sugar as before freezing,' and' it will
make very hard, fine jelly or jam.
Fresh . cranberries', are available
from September until May and will
keep with little Joss , in a cool, dry
place, or they may be kept in water
the year around by changing the
water frequently.
Things You'll Love
. ' To Make
Queen Josephine Slenr 1
On an evening; f rock rrtake this!
interesting Queen Josephine -sleeve.l
The main part of tluV 'slfcfcvtf is of
plaited chiffon or geor'ttesf It' isJ
made quite full and pimy..JJ,$titch
the lower edge on to a narrows-band
of velvet ribbon. Join a ruffling-of
embroidered plaited chiffon to the
velvet band. Join another ruffle of
the embroidered plaited chiffon to
the upper part of-the sleeve, -at the
low shoulder line. Wire the edge
of this ruffle with very . fine silk
covered wire' to "keep"" it "standing
up. A -Queen Josephine sleeve gives
a'very qua;nt and charming effect
to in evening" frock. .
Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger" Co.
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no reserved seats.
If you want bacon to be crisp the
fat must be continually poured off
while cooking.
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.the right way:
. Prunes, says a famous home-cooking ex
pert, should be soaked in - warm water to
cover, several hours or overnight if possible.
Rapid cooking destroys the flavor and ap
pearance of the fruit. Slow cooking develops
the natural fruit sugars so that little if any
sugar is required. Heat to simmering point
only, cooking until-prunes are tender. " A
. fireless cooker is excellent for cooking
prunes. Soak fruit, heat to boiling point and
set in the fireless cooker for several hours.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE ft APRICOT GROWERS INC
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1921.
My Marriage Problems
Adois UarrVtuoj'a New fro a ol
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
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The Surprise Dicky Cave Bcii Dean.
"I wish this fool stunt, wat over,"
Dicky grumbled as he gathered up
the heavy sweaters which Mr. Cot
grove had advied liim to bring.
"So do I." The echoed wish came
fervently from my hps. "Don't you
lliink we'd better take these extra
luto robes, alio? We -can spread
them over the stones when we sit
down."
' "You're more likely to roll your,
self in one of 'em and go to sleep,"
Dicky gibed, "hut let me warn you
again, nothing doiag unless you bun
dle dear Bessie in with you and see
that she goes by-by too. I'm not in
the mood to wander around the dam
shore no pun intended, dear heart,
although you can take it either way
listening to Miss Dean's sprightly
comments. Not this evening, not
this evening, little one I"
"I'll protect you with my heart's
blood," . I assured him laughingly,
trying to keep down an unworthy
little thrill of triumph over Bess
Dean. It meant a great deal to me
that Dicky, instead of being attracted
to the girl, as I once had known him
to he because of her undeniable
pulchritude, wit and charm, was
growing actually to dislike her.
"I wonder what particular stunt
she'll pull tonight." He turned down
the light and led the wa'y to the door.
"Do you know, I sometimes think all
she's trying to do in this business
is to get your goat in any way she
can. .What's the great idea? She
hasn't any grievance against you, has
she? I thought you'd always treated
her pretty niftily."'
A Canny Qeustion.
Without revealing the time-honored
"Piggy go to. Cork" method which
every wife of. any mentality well
knows and keeps a cherished secret
in her own breast! I could not en
lighten Dicky;as to the reason lying
underneath Bess, Dean's patent at
tempts to make me uncomfortable.
But I well remembered the time
l. !
CaliUbmialsiaature-Bavored
whe-n hy rxrrcitiiiK this method 1 rf
feciually prevented Dicky from giv
ing her the chance to poe for some
magazine illustrations, a dunce
which she sorely coveted. That she
never had forgiven roe for my inter
ference 1 was as sure as I was that
she was trying her tct to inveigle
Dicky into ume act of marked at
tention to her w hich should humiliate
me and give her vanity the sop it
craved. But I could not tell my hus
band this, definitely.
"I have neither the time nor the
inclination to attempt to solve the
vagaries of Bets Dean's mind," I
said evasively. "I'm pondering, in
stead, how we're going to stow six
persons one of them as heavy as
Mr. Cotgrove and alt this junk in
your car."
"It will be a problem," Dicky ad
mitted, "but we'll"
Our approach to the car, to which
Mr. Co!grove was attaching the
lung fishing poles, interrupted his
sentence. Bess Dean, an undeniably
picture in her knicker suit, came
running toward us.
"Are you going to drive, Madge?
And if you are. may I sit in tht
front seat with you? I bounce
around so in the back, and I do love
to be close to the wheel; It's the
next thing to being able to drive."
Why Madge Gasped.
Dicky's question was answered, I
said to myself with amused exasper
ation. This was the "particulai
stunt she meant to pull." She knew
very well that in all probability
Dicky would drive. the car, and she
also knew that after her plaintive ap
peal there would be nothing else for
us to do but to give her the seat for
which she had asked. That would
relegate me to the crowded back
seat with Mr. Cosgrove and the
twins.
, I guessed that Dicky's natural ob
stinacy was having a hard battle
with his courtesy. I wondered how
your grocer has them
- Stewed or baked:
Heat Sansweet Prunes slowly in water in .
which they were soaked.. Cook under boil
ing point until fruit is tender. If sugar is
used, add after prunes are cooked, but while
hot; or remove prunes, add sugar, to juice
and cook until thick. To bake, put soaked
prunes and water in which they were soaked
in a casserole or bean pot. Cover and cook
in a Blow oven until fruit is tender. No sugar
is required. Send for the complete Sun
sweet Recipe Packet it'a freef Address
IOO MARKET STREET, SAN
b would solve the problem an
wished that the had not addressee
her question to me, even as 1 opened
my mouth to say the obvious thing,
that I was not going to drive, but of
course h could have the front seat.
But Dicky spoke first, and hi
words were so surprising that for
second I stared at him uncompre
hendingly. ;
"Sure, Madge'i going to drive.
But you mutt promise if you sit in
the front seat that you'll restrain
that charming chatter of your an I
not distract the driver. Ve low
brow masculines in the back seal
will do all the talking that's neces
sary." I do not think Bets Dean was ever
mere surprised and discomfited in
her life. She knew, as we all did,
that Dicky loves to drive better than
to do almost anything else in the
world. I had driven his car enough
profiting by the instructions Hugh
Crantland had given me on that
memorable day in North Carolina,
to be able to guide it along the curv
ing: mountain roads whenever I
needed to do so. But I only had
driven it once at night, and
while I did not feel the least ner
vousness over the projected trip, I
guessed that Dicky would be on
nettles until we were safely back
home again. He had turned the
driving over to me only because of
his irascible disinclination to let Bess
Dean succeed with the plan she had
made to monopolize his attention
during the drive to the fishing place.
Use for Old Hose.
Don't throw way black hose. Cut
off the foot portions and sew the
tops and bottoms of the "legs ' to
gether; then fold once or twice, ac
cording to size of hose. They may
be used to take hold of flatirons,
pots, skillets, etc.
Furthermore, there is nothing bet
ter to wrap around a hot water bag
or irons and pla'es tor various warm
ing purposes in cases of emergency.
For the latter purpose sew one stock
ing's edge against the similar one
of its mate at the top and bottom,
after splitting lengthwise. In case of
a wound on any part of a limb that
must be bandaged protect by wrap
ping about the bandage a soft hose
split lengthwise twice, after cutting
off the foot as already described.
JOSE, CALIFORNIA
Hoses and Throats
Freed of Catarrh!
nunlrb at Bos and tkmtli kO seat Uill
SMwirr Inn Mwa sa t'.uriml Ut basa frapd
from l'te ails Its annurUK Imiium.' TImm
.wt and ihfnsi. vara pMtf tad smn at lb-ni,
Tiwr k4 kothwad Uiatr sanisrs fur kt pann!,
THs nam Mt kaw Mnptwd up rnuu nwimil
mucus Ihnwl and suite disrharsn whlra bad la
la annum Ur blown out aa kuitkwehirf.
Sunt af lliis moral diapi4 bits tba throats
bsltstsiiif la tli sbtwe noaas and made them raw
sad oi, with an aaaoyuis touuut uekitnc sas
aulas. Mills wonder that tha araj saaoapaarlnt thast
iumm snd throats beraaie walarr and th
bnatha Ml sad th sens at small itaduall dls
appraruiSi
Bat alist t ehaat ass M star thea sans
saasa sal Ikrasts timet Ida Malkad at trsat.
swat srlalaatsd bv Cststrk SsmUIUI tar. .la. 1)2
TrasS Balltlas. Baste. Tbay baeaaia stale
lbs atosr, sweat, vaatul psrtleai el Iks by thalr
Craslsr laleased. The ssaal tlathaiae steasad,
baeasaa than was a mars lallaaeiatlaa ad Ca.
tarrb strat ts a a use It Tka vm. tha aeeea, tba
tkrealt baaaai tree aid dear. Tbees etesld dell
tMllaai raaltked d th luaty lasivldaals ant
their trlaaSa traahlv, tretefel then seeded
leaser warn mar what striata thlna their Catarrh
ajlfht tawlct 1st.
Fr Consultation About YOUR
Nosaj and Throat
Wouldn't roa like to know how yaer noa and
throat mliht be freed of 1U Catarrh t Thea hut
aim rour full name and tddrats, and maU b
iwrlallat Spmuls's Office.
ft . "i entitle) reader of this
1 IMS UOUPOIIni to eonsultatloa
fret on Catarrh.
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NIMH
aVDDBESS
petlallat Spronle has bean In tha business of
riddles noses snd throats of this Inflammation of
tha mucosa membranes called Catarrh for 80 odd
years after studying and fraduaUnt from Dublin
Cnlrartltr, Ireland. Any man who works at t
trade for SO years knows whereof bs speaks, snd
he tan with all earnettneas "If your noes snd
throat hats fallen a eletlm of the Catarrh term
set adrks snd help speedily. Xoa may retro!
delay."
What year letter arrives, yet will be seat td.
viae Free si te lust what yet "ay do t rid
VOUR teas tad thrt f Catarrh. Find ant If
there ll ssy rases why YOUR asas and threat
asy set btlett t a hasty sane, rid f Cstsrrti
st wall ss busdrsds sf othart It thl oountry.
Don't daisy, but writ right now for adrlcs.
Take pity upon that Catarrh Infested noes and
throat of yours snd see If they cannot be made
the healthy and comfortable parts of your body
they should be. Writs now and sull to .
CATARRH SPECIALIST SPROULE,
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