TO-DAY'S DINNER.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 82, 31 December 1907, Page 3

TO-DAY'S DINNER.

■ SUGQEsrioNS-BY' AN: '"!" .;: J '- ;>"•■ :!/:WEXPERT. '.?.••. <'i .'' ■'"(Spe'ciallyt-'.Written' for.Tub DouikioN.) •.: > '■'•. t -/•3„i '''£•'' TUESDAY.'' '' \/;'''' " ;'. "'u'.. .' Onion Soup. . Boast-Beef.. Yorkshire Pudding.. Cabbage. \i".,-."..'.i. ! ~.'' .P0tatpp5.......... . ~. ,i ... ,',;/? Cocoa Pudding. : ';; ...'- '.:',. 'EUDmNGy "..' .£• ".", 'ii Method.—M?ke.' some rather., stroni; . .copoa with-'cocoa, and milk.,; To' 3 cups-of-this, cocoa andia c,up arnha half of cake,, biscuit,.or bread crumbs; a little .vanilla,, and. enough sugar- to sweeten "the. dish. ''Then ".'beat, into'it' the.yolks of 2 eggs, and :put' it- into a "buttered pie-dish. 'Bak'e'this.pudding.'until ifc'is firm'. Then beat the whites 'of-'egg. to' a very stiff froth, and pilethom>oughly on top'of thefpudding. .Put it tack into .the .oven.'after sprinkling >it-:W.ell with'/sugar.,'-,.'Cook• this long enough-to:'set the. meringue, and serve it either, hot or cold. itT; require? longer baking .if .the. padding is,, to .be'served!.'cold..'.,'.'.," "'," '■*■';' . '_~ '...',•',- } "'\ ■•: ''~''y'- ! .);; r ..',-p; . 'to-m6rrowv'•■.'.- :,'■ "'-;..'■ 'Ingredients.—Goose,-.beans; potatoes, mincemeat,-' pastry,-'.2J .pints' .of.Umilk,'.,l.;.p'iht,;«ofj cream.-7 eggs,'loaf. siigarl. I'lemon, (sultanas;, ■candied peel. ~' "';'';.';.;.' '• ;V ':.':■ ' ON; JHE^LAST-DAY OFfTH^YEAR. Gentlo;.Wdios';;put. a.way,:.;, ■'■,"' ■'..:!;''. '.';.. , Spmbreyew aijd .cypress .drear;,. '~ ;....' But(with' laurel, but"withj ; .b,ay,.v v '■', .'.,. ' Should'Ve' crown 'the .'passing year..''"'. ''''• If "'']■:'■"■ . - ; - v " .."', ."Pis .because/the; yrctory's'.'won,'- '.' • '■;'.'..'' .'And anto. completion.\," I . ; , ' '-. ' ..;•'••;> „■'• ; '■•""'NOfV'-tho year isj-brought.,'.' ;'.\ ,'. '"••'. Not'with 'sadness,-,' ; - '■'':■''' ''' ' '■t'/v'V'-' :- . The*,.b-iitjg.Lidn.ess '.' ■ ■ '''~.;-'-; .'"■>'. Should:;our'.Hoarts''bo.fraiignt."; \'\' '.' .:■■' Not,-aSird.its)tru.st,betrayed'.' : "' ■: ' .' ,;In, tho'twelve- months that have gone; -' Not; , B'.'fio|wpr,.in'death .was laid,, '■•..-•• ■-Until here.its part'was dpn©. ' Bunimet, "■. winter, .autnmh, spring, ; . Oiio-;.and'all, in turndid bring.. ''■':'' . ..Tbe : .most;..perfect garlanding'.; ■ :■, ): That'each'tide''allows— ' :'.",...' - . ■;■ ~■ /:v-'' '< ' ' ■ • : ■ •- . .' ■ •-■'• ; ..',-..i ; .■jHeather,„hollyboughs. .. ■ :, .■.-•/■. Ladies, all your plaints and.tear 3. . ■• Qould not dim .night's,starry, sky,l All. tho weight..qf human fears ■ . :;< Could.noJ.cloud day's; raciian'cy. ... .''■. l Bbhg" ; as as'.e'or -ivai sung ', _ jßrossornfair.'as:ever r sprung'-...;" -i .-■,•■;' i Binco|old TJino,himself was.young, ; . ■ ' FofftE this/year has • brought;. : ■'~ . ■..! '".. 'Jjot' with' sadness,' -■..'•., ', ■.Thon,;but .gladness' : '"" ' ■■' ' "..'" 'Should yoiir,'hearts'be fraught. ' *, —Ella''Fuller Maitland, fr'om ; "The 'Song Bp(sk'of Bert]ia Hardacre."/- .-■■■:. •;.. , •.■-.;