OUR LITTLE DINNERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8120, 26 May 1906, Page 3

OUR LITTLE DINNERS.

A SIIIDT.IXG MNNEK. 1. Stewed calf's liver, cabbage. 2. Blancmange and strawberry jam. Recipes.—l. Place a piece of calf's liver, about one and a lialf pounds, in i stew pan, with a couple of sliced fried onions, a cirrot, turnip, and potatoes. Moisten wilh a cupful of water or stock, season well, and simmer slowly for two hours. E-it wi'li a welt boiled and chopped cabbage, Make a blancmange with two tablespoonsful of cornflour and a pint of milk. Add a few drops of vanilla, lemon, or other fiayoring. Turn out of the mould or basin when quite cqhl, and serve with strawberry or other jam roun 1 it. Cost, M.

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