The Farmers Cabinet volume V2 1837 38
The Farmers Cabinet volume V2 1837 38
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You Pennsylvanians boil too much ; the best ham that ever was cured in Maryland or Virginia, may be spoiled in Pennsylvania by injudicious cooking. Hams cured in this way — like pure wine — improve by age and arrive not at perfection "until they are over two years old. One thing I omitted to remark in its proper place. A ham, to come on the table in perfection, should never be cut before cooking — the skin should not be taken ofi^ — the thinner it is cut the better.
With great respect, and my b...est wishes for a wider circulation of your very useful paper, I am your most obd't servant, T. W. Johnson.
For the Farmers' Cabinet.
IJnie.
The discussion respecting the application of lime as a manure, reminds me of the anec- dote of the old man giving advice to his son. " Put yourlime, " hesaid, " if possible, on your sod before it is ploughed. If you can't put it on before it is ploughed, put it on as soon as possible afterwards. And if you can't put it on after it is ploughed, then put it on the best way you can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You Pennsylvanians boil too much ; the best ham that ever was cured in Maryland or Virginia, may be spoiled in Pennsylvania by injudicious cooking. Hams cured in this way — like pure wine — improve by age and arrive not at perfection "until they are over two years old. One thing I omitted to remark in its proper place. A ham, to come on the table in perfection, should never be cut before cooking — the skin should not be taken ofi^ — the thinner it is cut the better.
With great respect, and my b...est wishes for a wider circulation of your very useful paper, I am your most obd't servant, T. W. Johnson.
For the Farmers' Cabinet.
IJnie.
The discussion respecting the application of lime as a manure, reminds me of the anec- dote of the old man giving advice to his son. " Put yourlime, " hesaid, " if possible, on your sod before it is ploughed. If you can't put it on before it is ploughed, put it on as soon as possible afterwards. And if you can't put it on after it is ploughed, then put it on the best way you can.
What to read after The Farmers Cabinet volume V2 1837 38?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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