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CAN WE CATCH YOU TRIPPING

MISTAKES OFTEN MADE IN THE KITCHEN Failure Preserves either ferment, or become mouldy. Stewed rhubarb an ugly purpfy colour. Small scones so rough on top am cracked when baked. Oxtail soup so greasy. Cause Stored in a hot or damp place, or insufficiently boiled, or jars damp tr dirty. Comes in contact during cookin; with iron or tin utensils. Dough too dry and badly kneaded. Served same day as made, or badi skimmed. Correct Method Store all preserves In a cool, drplace. Boil till they set when tested Use dry, clean, heated jars. Cook rhubarb in enamel or earthen ware and stir with wooden or platw. spoons. Scone-dough must be as soft as possible without being sticky and qui< kneaded till in smooth ball before rolling out. Far best made day before require so that all fat can be removed. If impossible, all grease must be careful.; removed with spoon and paper. When fixing straps on heavy of awkward parcels lay the straps on > table and cross them so that wher, fastened the left strap goes ’throufli the right buckle and the right througi the left. Straps so fastened n?r' slip.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 79, 24 June 1927, Page 4

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CAN WE CATCH YOU TRIPPING Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 79, 24 June 1927, Page 4

CAN WE CATCH YOU TRIPPING Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 79, 24 June 1927, Page 4

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