. The standard domestic science cook book. uart of milk,freeze to mush in freezer and serve in sherbet glasses. 742. FRUIT SHERBET. Boil 2 cups of sugar in 1 quart water twenty minutes, add 1pint of raspberry or strawberry, juice, cool, strain and freezeto mush. Instead of fruits named, 1 cup each of grated pine-apple and orange juice and % cup of lemon juice may be used. 743. COFFEE FRAPPE. Boil 1 cupful of sugar in 1 pint of water five minutes, thenstir in 1 pint of strong coffee, strain-carefully and set away to?cool. When cold, add beaten whites of 2 eggs. About one hourbefore serving, put
. The standard domestic science cook book. uart of milk,freeze to mush in freezer and serve in sherbet glasses. 742. FRUIT SHERBET. Boil 2 cups of sugar in 1 quart water twenty minutes, add 1pint of raspberry or strawberry, juice, cool, strain and freezeto mush. Instead of fruits named, 1 cup each of grated pine-apple and orange juice and % cup of lemon juice may be used. 743. COFFEE FRAPPE. Boil 1 cupful of sugar in 1 pint of water five minutes, thenstir in 1 pint of strong coffee, strain-carefully and set away to?cool. When cold, add beaten whites of 2 eggs. About one hourbefore serving, put the mixture in freezer and freeze stiff, whichwill take about quarter of an hour. Then remove paddles andpack freezer in ice and salt until ready to serve. Serve in Frappeglasses with spoonful of whipped cream on top of each. 744. PINEAPPLE FRAPPE. Add i pint Appolliiiaris to juice from 1 can pineapple. Sweetenmore than ordinarily sweet. Chop y^ the pineapple fine and put-through the liquid when half frozen. Freeze partially and Department 12. THE term cereal is derived from the Latin word cerealis, which meanspertaining to Ceres, the Roman deity of agriculture. Grasses cultivatedfor their edible grains are called cereals; also the grains and the foodsprepared from them. Being easily digested, a cereal is considered wholesomeand a good appetizer with which to commence the breakfast, but because ofthe large percentage of starch and proteids contained in most of them theyare fattening, and should, as a rule, be eaten sparingly by fleshy people. Serveone-half milk and one-half cream, or all cream. Watered or adulterated milkis injurious and should not be used. Cereals should be thoroughly cooked. 745. BOILED RICE. Rice should be picked over carefully, washed in warm water,rubbing between the hands and rinsing in several cold stand in cold water for one hour. Drain perfectly dry anddrop little by little into a large quantity of boiling water. Boiltwenty minutes,
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