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MT. Burritt, writes that " Amcrran beans are becoming standing dish in England. Ire land and Scotland, and are used instead of DO tatoes. They do not understand cookin them in the good old Yankee style :, never having known the blessedness of pot of baked hsans q n Cosn scticM. They b,il them usually without salt. have tried to brighten up the remembrance et my gnuh mothers way of cook ing beans. and have made several desceats into Uacte Johns kitchen to show his servant maids how it was done. wish same friend ln Norwich, Ct., who has lived near bean hill {, would communicate through the Citizen re- ceipt fer one of thoe pots "t baked beans which our pious forefathers used to eat in their pews of Sunday noon, in the olden time. came away without being half equipped for my mission. The johnny cake works well.'