HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Knitted bramble pattern. Cast on 201 stitches. Knit 3 plain rows. Ist row knit 3, put needle in 4th stitch ; knit, keeping stitch still on left-hand needle ; purl and knit in the 4th stitch ; take three together, and repeat till end of row, knitting three plain at the end. 2nd row p ur l After knitting 3in third row, take 3 together first, then let out 3 in one stitch, and so on thus reversing the brambles every row. Finish with 3 plain rows.
Parsonage Pudding. Take two eggs, their weight in butter (melted), their weight in flour, two dessertspoonfuls of marmalade, two ditto of raspberry jam, the weight of the eggs in bread crumbs, and two teaspoonfuls of soda. Beat the eggs well, and add the melted buttet, flour, crumbs, jam, and marnalade. Beat all well together, and, lastly, put in the soda. Butter a basin, pour in the mixture, tie it down, and steam for two hours. This is a very old favourite in our household, and is really a delicious pudding if carefully made. It turns out a dark-brown colour, and is as light as a feather.
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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 28, 6 October 1894, Page 11
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192HOUSEHOLD HINTS. Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 28, 6 October 1894, Page 11
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