Mock Terrapin Delicacies From Fraudulent Kitchen Tricks
A 19th century feature warns women readers about culinary imitations in home cooking. It describes fake terrapin and other substitutes such as using calf brains and sheep brains, detailing preparation steps to mimic costly dishes. The piece notes economy drives these substitutions and cautions against deception in the dining room. It cites methods for simulating terrapin soup and related dishes with liver, eggs, mushrooms, and truffle-like accents.
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Fashionable elbow sleeves update for winter wear
Ellen Stan outlines long sleeves in tailored waters becoming universal for winter attire. Plaited or plain cuffs appear with varied fullness, edge details, and cuff styles. three-quarter sleeves rise in favor, while delicate net and rice fabrics highlight evening blouses.
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A jumble of old home remedies and craft notes offers recipes and tips. It suggests cures using cold water for sore throats, coffee tinted liquids for staining, and a summed approach to soothing inflamed skin. It also mentions using orange or lemon peel to flavor frosting and layering postal cards as decorative art. Further lines describe decorative uses for scenic postal cards, fabricating wall displays with ribbons, and simple frosting instructions using chocolate creams and a double boiler.
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