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Q'jinces. 
It is an economy as well as an improve 
ment to t lie flavor of quinces to add some 
apples to them when preserving or making 
jelly. Rub the down off the quinces, and 
wash them before paring : peel, and save 
the skins and cores for jelly. Cut each 
quince in eighths, cover well with warm 
water, and stew until tender. Cut in the 
same size an equal number of pared apples. 
Weigh both, and allow lialf-a-pound of 
susrar to every pound of fruit. Put it in 
the water in which the quinces were stewed, 
adding enough to make a pint for every 
pound of sugar. Add the fruit, and cook 
until clear and as rich as you desire. Then 
seal in jars. 
QITINCE JELLY. 
Peel, quarter, and core a dozen sour, 
juicy apples, and add the skins and cores 
of quinces. Just cover with cold water, 
and stew until soft. Put in a jelly bag, and 
drain over a porcelain dish. Add a bowlful 
of white sugar to every bowlful of juice, 
and boil fast for fifteen minutes. Then 
pour into jelly tumblers, and paste over. 
Cement for Broken Earthenware. 
An excellent cement for mending jars 
and porcelain : mix equal parts of white 
lead and fine white sand with as much 
sweet oil as will make it of the consistency 
of fresh putty. Apply to the cracks, and 
in a few weeks it will be perfectly hard. 
Seasonable Recipes. 
Apple short cake : a good dessert. 
Make the cake by sifting a heaping tea- 
spoonful of baking powder into a pint of 
flour, with a little salt. Rub into it a level 
tablespoonful of butter, and mix with a half 
pint of milk to a soft dough. Spread with 
a spoon in two greased pans. Bake ; then 
put between while hot, well sweetened 
apple sauce. Serve hot with plenty of 
whipped cream, sweetened, and slightly 
flavored with vanilla. 
Fox grapes make excellent jelly for all 
purposes, but especially to serve with meats. 
Stem and partly cover them with water, 
boil, squeeze out the juice, then strain it 
again through a flannel bag. Let it boil 
rapidly for fifteen minutes, then turn in an 
equal amount of sugar that has been heated 
in the oven. Stir until it is dissolved, and 
begins to jelly, which should be very soon, 
if the grapes were not over-ripe. Then put 
in glasses as usual. 
Late in the season, when tomatoes and 
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son with salt, pepper, and tiny bits of butter. 
Then put in a layer of grt en corn cut from 
the cob, season with a very light sprinkling 
of finely chopped salt pork, minced onion, 
pepper and salt. Continue with alternate 
layers until the dish is full, making the last 
one of tomatoes, sprinkled with bread 
crumbs. Dot with butter, cover with a 
dish, and bake for an hour, removing the 
dish for the last half hour 
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