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must be vory deep about as for fry
ing doughnuts; lard and beef fat,
equal parts, is better than lard alone,
for frying the fritters. Some cooks
claim that mutton fat may be added
whon frying oyster fritters, as the
taste of mutton fat does not seem to
affect the delicacy of the bivalves, as
It does other things.
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which to store milk. If a double
bollor be used, let It be a large one,
so that tho water In tho bath may
rlso to a lovol of tho milk. -Medical
Magazino
For making vogotablo fritters, the
vegetables should first be cooked in
salted water until tender, then cooled
bofore going Into tho batter; tho fat
(not touching the frames), let dry
on, then polish off with n soft cloth;
it will romovo nil dirt or amoko-fllm.
The scouring pnsto, sold In cakes, is
vory good, and loss trouble than
using whiting and ammonia. Almost
anything Is bettor than soap and
wator, which usually loaves streaks
and smenrts.
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Milk is storlllzod by heating to a
tomncraturo of 212 dogreos Fahren
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for half an hour to one hour and a
half, To remain storlllzod, milk must
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Ifopt covered. Now romovo the
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'hot stove lids under tho kettle, or ro
movo to a table and throw over It a
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of heat, and allow It to stand
thus for half an hour. Now cool as
quickly as possible, but begin tho
.eoolfng process gradually, or tho
glass jars may break. Then whon
cold sot away In a cool placo. A
double boiler may bo used, but a
stoam kottlo Is moro convenient for
tho use of tho thormometer, and the
glass jars nro proper vessols In
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