H.Z Plant Pie. — Peel the rhubarb, cut into inch pieces, pour
J water over it and let it stand ten minutes. Drain, fill the
sv/eeten with i cup sugar^ cover wiih a crust. Do not use a
?t4to bake it in.
MONDAY,
JUNE
Mutton Chops (broiled.)
Breakfast.-T-Oatmeal with Cream.
''BVead and Butter. Doughnuts. Coffee.
Dtn'iter'.'— Corfied Beef. Cabbage. Potatoes. Beets. Bread and
Butter. Strawberries in Jelly.
^iced Corned Beef. Bread and Butter. Canned
^t^kdy^Jjea.
3l-i:Aw|4:RRiris3»£ Jelly. — Soak i package of gelatine in half a
].int I'l >_n{(rwater for 2 hours ; pour upon it i pint of boiling water
ajid^ciiriunlll disserved:;. Add a pint of strawberry juice, juice of 2
lemons, sweeten to taste✪ Jelly. Stir till the sugar is dissolved, then strain.
PcoiV'sahie idly ijitanh^ moulds about half an inch deep, when firm
strew in a layer of berries, pour over this enough liquid jelly to
cover and when firm add fruit and continue in this way until all the
qj^^^jRCi^)s,,h^.^^^b^gn HSi?^')- When ready to serve, heap whipped
SDAY, JUNE
Germ with Oe&m. Corned Beef Hash.
DUMlerSi^sh ChT^wSSt.^om Slaw. Bread and Butter. Bread
Supper.— BreadSL^,ii^tg)4ivjif^,jB^p^^y;pup. Strawberries. Cake.
.*ll8?po'.»^?iT.rr ' .lalluU biij; br.oT'l ai.i
o(,,p«jEAD,yv^Df^^WT J'm^oIN'Ci— r^e?>rlyiill a mould with slices of
l^^CS^jainil ,Dut5,er >0raafl^t^i4VJyy>vjj5h, jam. , Pour over the whole a
<:.V»^*.'Wdq <?r+)'#^j-ffl%H>^*V^?.'P!lfef'n^ 'A "^"P sugar. Steam
uJ iuii iina ou^iiili^ir
WEDNESDAY^
JUNE
I>(IWeri:rSr<}»l»dft*4*|e^lc> -fate^iteS £«3-oWi j; P/tatoes. Bread
ajld^Butter. .Pancakes with Xelly. . , , ,
Slifejit.-sCiajto" battel 2Br8!MJfiha3BlilWrPnSt«tfe'il Pie Plant.
-V'^ll'>£A-«IWl?^KM'?i"T^a^'f?o?rM'veSte^^Ja^'f'ul baking
powder, a little salt. Sift, add sweet milk enough to jnaka a thick
batter and one well beaten egg. then beat all together for one min-
e48«0«iiir«lii^ h^0d«W5Q9tii>iri^ajjibQSiFirtri3a^fiat»isVtof^ed
over with Jittlti holes Jind the unxier.side brown, the cakes miiv be
AM>^iSffleapfa«^ft;^^Ha*^I(^i?flif8ft?ypa4^
spoonful of jelly between each. Dust the tc^^£^^t^yf«}y|y:^^^
THURSDAY,
JUNE
8
Breakfast.— California Breakfast Food with Cream. Soft
Boiled Eggs. Toast. Doughnuts. Coffee.
Dinner.— Broiled Beef Steak. Potatoes. Cauliflower a la Creme.
Bread and Butter. Custard Pie. Cheese.
Supper. — Chipped Beef. Sally Lunn. Lemon Snaps. Currant
Jelly. Cocoa.
Lemon Snaps.- i large cup of sugar, a little more than half a
cup of butter, two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of hot water, half a
teaspoonful of soda, flavt'r with lemo✪ Lemon Snapsn, roll very thin.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
Breakfast.— Indian Mush with Cream. Salt Mackerel. ^^P
Creamed Potatoes. Bread and Butler, Coffee. ^^
Dinner. ^Ragout of Veal. Potatoes. Asparagus. Bread and
Butter. Cocoanut Pudding.
Supper. — Sliced Tomatoes Ser\'ed with Mayonnaise Dressing.
Bread and Butter. Strawberries. Cake. Tea.
Ragoit or Veal.— A 3 pound piece of a breast of veal; roll and
tie in shage. Put a little butter in a stew-pan and whtn it hisses, lay
in the meat, fry on every side to a light brown. Dredge in a table-
spoonful of flour and add enough boiling water to nearly cover It.
Season with salt, and a little grated lemon rind, a little mace, and
a small capsicum pod. Stew very slowly for an hour, then add
carrots and onions, a little chopped parsley✪ Ragout of Veal and stew until the veal
is tender.
SATURDAY,
JUNE
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H.Z Plant Pie. — Peel the rhubarb, cut into inch pieces, pour
J water over it and let it stand ten minutes. Drain, fill the
sv/eeten with i cup sugar^ cover wiih a crust. Do not use a
?t4to bake it in.
MONDAY,
JUNE
Mutton Chops (broiled.)
Breakfast.-T-Oatmeal with Cream.
''BVead and Butter. Doughnuts. Coffee.
Dtn'iter'.'— Corfied Beef. Cabbage. Potatoes. Beets. Bread and
Butter. Strawberries in Jelly.
^iced Corned Beef. Bread and Butter. Canned
^t^kdy^Jjea.
3l-i:Aw|4:RRiris3»£ Jelly. — Soak i package of gelatine in half a
].int I'l >_n{(rwater for 2 hours ; pour upon it i pint of boiling water
ajid^ciiriunlll disserved:;. Add a pint of strawberry juice, juice of 2
lemons, sweeten to taste. Stir till the sugar is dissolved, then strain.
PcoiV'sahie idly ijitanh^ moulds about half an inch deep, when firm
strew in a layer of berries, pour over this enough liquid jelly to
cover and when firm add fruit and continue in this way until all the
qj^^^jRCi^)s,,h^.^^^b^gn HSi?^')- When ready to serve, heap whipped
SDAY, JUNE
Germ with Oe&m. Corned Beef Hash.
DUMlerSi^sh ChT^wSSt.^om Slaw. Bread and Butter. Bread
Supper.— BreadSL^,ii^tg)4ivjif^,jB^p^^y;pup. Strawberries. Cake.
.*ll8?po'.»^?iT.rr ' .lalluU biij; br.oT'l ai.i
o(,,p«jEAD,yv^Df^^WT J'm^oIN'Ci— r^e?>rlyiill a mould with slices of
l^^CS^jainil ,Dut5,er >0raafl^t^i4VJyy>vjj5h, jam. , Pour over the whole a
<:.V»^*.'Wdq <?r+)'#^j-ffl%H>^*V^?.'P!lfef'n^ 'A "^"P sugar. Steam
uJ iuii iina ou^iiili^ir
WEDNESDAY^
JUNE
I>(IWeri:rSr<}»l»dft*4*|e^lc> -fate^iteS £«3-oWi j; P/tatoes. Bread
ajld^Butter. .Pancakes with Xelly. . , , ,
Slifejit.-sCiajto" battel 2Br8!MJfiha3BlilWrPnSt«tfe'il Pie Plant.
-V'^ll'>£A-«IWl?^KM'?i"T^a^'f?o?rM'veSte^^Ja^'f'ul baking
powder, a little salt. Sift, add sweet milk enough to jnaka a thick
batter and one well beaten egg. then beat all together for one min-
e48«0«iiir«lii^ h^0d«W5Q9tii>iri^ajjibQSiFirtri3a^fiat»isVtof^ed
over with Jittlti holes Jind the unxier.side brown, the cakes miiv be
AM>^iSffleapfa«^ft;^^Ha*^I(^i?flif8ft?ypa4^
spoonful of jelly between each. Dust the tc^^£^^t^yf«}y|y:^^^
THURSDAY,
JUNE
8
Breakfast.— California Breakfast Food with Cream. Soft
Boiled Eggs. Toast. Doughnuts. Coffee.
Dinner.— Broiled Beef Steak. Potatoes. Cauliflower a la Creme.
Bread and Butter. Custard Pie. Cheese.
Supper. — Chipped Beef. Sally Lunn. Lemon Snaps. Currant
Jelly. Cocoa.
Lemon Snaps.- i large cup of sugar, a little more than half a
cup of butter, two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of hot water, half a
teaspoonful of soda, flavt'r with lemon, roll very thin.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
Breakfast.— Indian Mush with Cream. Salt Mackerel. ^^P
Creamed Potatoes. Bread and Butler, Coffee. ^^
Dinner. ^Ragout of Veal. Potatoes. Asparagus. Bread and
Butter. Cocoanut Pudding.
Supper. — Sliced Tomatoes Ser\'ed with Mayonnaise Dressing.
Bread and Butter. Strawberries. Cake. Tea.
Ragoit or Veal.— A 3 pound piece of a breast of veal; roll and
tie in shage. Put a little butter in a stew-pan and whtn it hisses, lay
in the meat, fry on every side to a light brown. Dredge in a table-
spoonful of flour and add enough boiling water to nearly cover It.
Season with salt, and a little grated lemon rind, a little mace, and
a small capsicum pod. Stew very slowly for an hour, then add
carrots and onions, a little chopped parsley and stew until the veal
is tender.
SATURDAY,
JUNE