Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1921, Page 23

iTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23, 1921 WOMAN’S PAGE. WOMAN'S PAGE. THE EVENING AR, WASHI) —_— -Lends Fragrance To the Simplest Meal Date and Fig Pudding. Celery Sauce With Fowi. To make this pudding. soak in a Celers sauce gives to boiled turke cup of milk a cup of bread crumbs | or a delightful o free from crusts. Beat in two eggs, | P heat in a sauc two tablespoonfuls of suct, chopped | b very Biue; haif & cup of sugar, a salt- [ slowly add a heaping 1 spoonful each of salt and cinnamon and ring constantly. When tio a little nutmeg. Chop a cup of dates blepdrd. pour in & pint of milk | and figs, dredge them with heaping and Keep Steadily stirring until the tablespoonful of sifted flour and stir is smooth and thick them into the pudding. itspoonful of saltand @ two or three minutes, pper and the ju o . while brown | o\l buttered mold a in a cup of chopped | rent part 00| 4hren hours. EBat with a 1 s ery. allow it to boil up ed with natmes. onew, and serve ! Expressive Eyes. 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