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Show Braising, browning and cooking I in a small amount of moisture with the lid on, is used for less tender meat cuts. a Waffles are grand for dessert when topped with cream cheese mixed with cherry or blueberry jam. Be generous with both the cheese and jam. No need for butter but-ter as the cheese is rich enough. A dry cloth is better for removing remov-ing a pan or dish from the stove or oven than a damp or wet one. Jellied vegetable and fruit dishes which may be prepared before be-fore the sun goes into high noon are a boon to the housewife on hot summer days. When window shades wear and become soiled at the bottom they can be taken off the roller, turned end-for-end, tacked back on the roller and hemmed at the new bottom bot-tom edge. To repair a break in an extension exten-sion cord, strip the insulation from the wires for a few inches on either side of the break, twist the ends of broken wires together, solder, sol-der, tape with rubber splicing compound and wind with friction tape. Don't put two splices side by side when repairing broken wires. Offset them a little. Milk which has changed may be sweetened or rendered fit for use again by stirring in a little soda. A tablespoonful of turpentine boiled with your white clothes will greatly aid the whitening process. Rain water and soap will remove re-move machine grease from washable wash-able fabrics. Never pull awnings up or leave them up while wet. Rolled damp they will mildew or rot. |