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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1896
Page
6
A fragment describes making tomato fig preserves by cooking peeled tomatoes with brown sugar until clarified, drying on dishes, and packing with powdered sugar, plus a note on a kitchen device to assist bread rising and a parlor fire mishap. The text references Handy Kitchen Devier and Country Gentleman as sources.
A wall mounted rack for a stove area uses a cord attached at both ends with a balancing weight and pulleys to lift and hold the rack parallel to the stove top. Brackets can be wood and the device allows towels or bread to be raised and left resting above the surface.
A Good Housekeeping recipe outlines parboiling and picking apart sweetbread. It instructs patting it in a chafing dish with butter and crown, then adding seasoned sweetbread with pepper salt and nutmeg or mace and a tablespoon of sherry. Beat two egg yolks and stir in as the mix boils until thick.
The note lists cut glass pitchers in various sizes and Bonbou dishes with silver rims. It advises starch binding improvements with sperm oil gum arabic and a Hittie salt in starch. It warns against storing dusty silk and praises vegetable brushes. recommends flour on cake to keep icing neat. It mentions German delft novelties in blue patterns.
Anecdotes include General Lee remarks on life and algebra linked to a whisky joke. A poker game anecdote with Decker ends in a humorous 18 cent gain. The Philadelphia North American notes a Pacific Hardware Co display of piano, banquet, boudoir and stand lamps direct from factory with low prices.
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