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THE CHINA MAIL.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1933.

VARIOUS WAYS WITH EGGS.

Tempting The Breakfast Appetite.

There are many unusual ways of cooking the breakfast egg, which looks at as so forbiddingly when fried and so dully when boiled.

Try scrambled eggs varied either by adding chopped ham or tongue or flaked cold flah, auch is smoked had-dock or kipper, before cooking. Or scramble eggs plainly, and then put on to little pieces of buttered toast spread with bloater, kipper, or anchovy paste, with any chopped cold meat or peas left over from the night before, first tossed in a little butter to warm them.

Eggs-And-Cream.

Cold eggs, hard-boiled, can be filled with all sorts of pleasant stuffings, for instance any of the ad- ditions described above, which are pounded up with the yolk, moisten- ed if necessary with a little milk or cream, and filled into the halves of the white, usually cut length-wise. A very simple and original tomato dish is one called Eggs Washington. For this you want a large, not too ripe tomato for each person. Cut off about

a quarter from the top (where the stem is), scoop out the inside and sprinkle the case with salt and pepper:

Now break an egg into each toma- to, add a little more seasoning, some chopped parsley and if you can, some mushrooms Anely chop

ped. Put a dab of butter on top of each, and bake in a slow oven for about twenty minutes, so that the yolks of the eggs are still soft when the dish is served.

Popular With Children. Оле last suggestion is Birds' Nests, which should be popular with the children. From some alices of bread about an inch thick

eut out rounds three inches or so across. Make these into rings by cutting out their cantrea with a smaller cutter, and fry them * golden brown in butter.

Place them in a flat dish, break an egg into each, pour over a little milk, sprinkle lightly with chopped parsley and, if you like it so carly in the morning, a little chopped on- ion, and bake in the oven till the eggs are set.

GREEN POPULAR FOR DECORATION.

SIMPLICITY AIM IN

DRESS LINE.

The Woman's Page

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

Macaroni Creole

Baked Sweet Potatoes'

Buttered Cabbage Bread

Plum Jahi

Ilead Lettuce and Mayonnaise

Golden Glow Cake

Coffes.

Macaroni Creole, Serving 6.

3 cups cooked macaroni.

4 tablespoons butter.

5 tablespoons flour,

3 cups tomatoes>

2/3 cup cheese, cut fine.

1⁄2 cup diced celery.

3 tablespoons chopped onione.

11⁄2 teaspoons salt.

4 teaspoon papřika,

1 cup rolled orend or cracker: crumbs.

8 tablespoons butter, melted,

Melt 4 tablespoons of butter, add flour. Mix well, add tomatoes and cook until creamy sauce forms. Add cheese, celery, onions, salt and paprika..Cook slowly stirring con- stantly, for 2 minutes. Add maca- roni and pour into buttered baking dish, Cover with crumbs mixed with 8 tablespoons of melted but- tur. Bake 25 minutes in moderate

oven,

Golden. Glow Cake.

1/3 cup butter:

1 cup sugar.

2 eggs.

1 teaspoon vanilla,

2 cups flour.

1 teaspoon salt.

2 teaspoons baking powder. Cream butter until soft.

Add

sugar and mix until creamy. Add rest of ingredients and beat 2-min- utes. Bake in 2 layer cake pana. Add filling.

Filling.

1⁄2 cup suger.

3 tablespoons fiqur.

1 square chocolate, melted. -

1 cup milk.

2 egg yolks.

1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla,

1⁄2 teaspoon salt,

Blend sugar and floor. Add cho- colate, milk and egg yolks. Cook in Colour Contrasts For double boiler until very thick and

Relief.

Simplicity is much aimed at in thei dress line, and it is left to the ac- cessories to bring in that air of dis- tinction and sophistication.

creamy. Stir frequently. Add rest of ingredients. Cook. Use as fill- ing between cake layers. Frost.

Frosting.

2 egg whites, besten,

2 tablespoons butter, melted. 1 cup sifted confectioner's sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla.

1⁄2 cup blanched almonds. For instance, a plain navy blus Mix agg whites, butter and sugar. dress cannot look like a smart mo. Beat until creamy: Add vanilla Green le a prime favourite for del if it is worn with a white and and nuts. Frost top and sides of

decorations judging by London red scarf and white and red belt. houses recently reconditioned.

There are green doors and green It is these things that make all the frames to the windows or black difference.

cake.

THE WAIST LINE.

Waists have been assigned a high place, now dressmakers are not sure where they want them. Apparent- fy, wide shouldered cloth frocks and conto are smartest with fitting hip- lines and fairly long waists. This design imparts a soignee air, even though one's figure is not of the slimmost. But such frocks need to be carefully fitted, and to be worn with a firm type of corset...

Often the long hip-line la finish- Led with a belt quite high-above the normal waist-I have seen new coats of glosay' cluchs with such waists, providing both and a low walst-line at once.

On very short jumpers the walst is seamed quite high. Longer skirts encourage the higher waista apparently, and some frocks with Jumper tops suggest separate gar- ments.

When holling asparagus, keep it immersed in boiling water till the very minute of serving, and so re- tain the deep green colour of the tips.

THE CARE OF THE HANDS.

AT CROWN

How To Deal With Brittle Nails.

Most business girls have beau- tifully manicured hands. They use them constantly, are conscious of them, and are careful to spend at least two separate half-hours in the week with a bowl of hot soapy. water and a manicure set.

Yet it is just this type of girl who, once she has escaped for a fortnight from the routine of office work, neglects her hands and comes back from her holiday feeling that they will never look right again.

It is not, of course, an easy job to keep the hands elegant in the country or at the sea. It is dif- ficult, too; not to feel eareless about these things, and to tell yourself that you will "have a good go at them" before you come back to town.

But care of the hands is a per-

sonal fastidiousness that can ill be pared, and the best method of keeping them in trim is to adopt a simpler manicure, and stick to it. Choose preferably a powder po- lish for nails. In a few days you can work up a good surface thatį will be a distinct advantage when you go, back to the liquid ngil po-) Grease may often be removed"by|llsh, of which there are many ex- and a chromium plated knocker ac-baga, belts and ties. The first no-absorption. Mix powdered French collent brands, on your return cords with to-day's taste.

ticeable thing in the neckline. These chalk or fuller's earth to a paste home. Furniture in small halls is now

frames-and many green shutters

as well as green roofs to red brick-

Individuality can be expressed

ed houses, while a dark green door by the careful choice of your hand-

front.

REMOVING GREASE BY ABSORBTION.

enamelled green. Stair carpets of are made in all sorts of styles, from thickly on the grease spot. Leave if you do not want to look vulgar with water or turpentine. Spread Abandon long pointed nails, too, green and brown are serviceable, the severe to the frilly and femin- for several days, then brush off and probably get them broken into and paler greens are lovely as crine. The newest ie a aquare collar Repeat if necessary.

the bargain. You cannot always tains in bedrooms whose walls and with a bow at one corner in the When treating delicate fabric, resist, when on holiday, doing the doora are white, even the door- handles being green and distinctive, front, or a round collar that has a which might show a water line from sort of things that infallibly break very small piece coming down in the chalk application, put some the nails, but are so well worth do- cornflour on a plech of blotting ing. They can always bò pointed paper, lay the greased material on again when you come home-that that, and cover the spot with more is, if you have not grown to prefer cornflour, Put a piece of blotting the natural almond shape, which paper on top, set a hot iron on It, Is tenlly in better taste.M are really more like necklaces. and let it remain a short time. These look extremely smart in Repeat if necessary. bright colours worn with a plata black frock. The gauntlet glove

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Bringing Up Father,

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Salt water and the open air often make the malls brittle, but a little olive oil rubbed on the hands and round the cuticle at night correcta There is nothing better than this at once. Plált olive oil, plain still holds its own in fashion this onions for removing rust from steal glycerine, an orange stick and an season. It is ́íadnitely more com-Rab, the rusty part with an onlon emery board are the principal ad- fortable and cooler than the long and leave the juice on for twenty-Juncts to the manicure set you will four hours, then polish the steel need on nny seaside or country holl- elbow glove worn last year. with bath brick and turpentine!

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