Ethics of Household Economy;
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With care, washing and drying the pot, it will last many years. The milk or cream for coffee should be heated and put into the cups and the hot coffee poured upon it. It makes a richer cup of coffee.
In brewing tea, we prefer the earthen or granite teapot. Silver looks nicer, but the tea will taste no better. Put into your tea- kettle fresh, cold water, the same as when making coffee. Bo it quickly and use imme- 'diately. Put a level teaspoon ful of tea into the pot (having previously scalded i...t) or more or less, as you like the strength. Now pour a generous cupful of the boiling water upon it, cover with a tea-cosy made for that purpose, or an old tablecloth will answer, tuck it close. Let this stand about five min- utes, remove the tea leaves, and it is ready to bring to the table. Tea should not boil nor stand long after the hot water is poured THE KITCHEN 73 Upon it. There is no economy in saving tea or coffee for second use. Throw it out and make less next time.
When there is a large family it is economy to buy flour by the barrel, keeping it in a cool, dry place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With care, washing and drying the pot, it will last many years. The milk or cream for coffee should be heated and put into the cups and the hot coffee poured upon it. It makes a richer cup of coffee.
In brewing tea, we prefer the earthen or granite teapot. Silver looks nicer, but the tea will taste no better. Put into your tea- kettle fresh, cold water, the same as when making coffee. Bo it quickly and use imme- 'diately. Put a level teaspoon ful of tea into the pot (having previously scalded i...t) or more or less, as you like the strength. Now pour a generous cupful of the boiling water upon it, cover with a tea-cosy made for that purpose, or an old tablecloth will answer, tuck it close. Let this stand about five min- utes, remove the tea leaves, and it is ready to bring to the table. Tea should not boil nor stand long after the hot water is poured THE KITCHEN 73 Upon it. There is no economy in saving tea or coffee for second use. Throw it out and make less next time.
When there is a large family it is economy to buy flour by the barrel, keeping it in a cool, dry place.
What to read after Ethics of Household Economy;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parsons, E. Mcpherson- Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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