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“Boffo” veal recipe:
Apples, rum spice things up for a warm fall
In blender, whip 1 can
pineapple until thickened
Pour into pitcher or punch
bowl Keprat with remain
mg can of pineapple Add
remaining
ingredients
Blend Sene Makes about 3
quarts
BOFFO VEAL ROLLS
6 tablespoons butter or
margarine
1/2 cup green onion.
• chopped
1 medium clove garlic,
minced
1 cup soft bread cubes
2 cups unpared apple,
coarsely chopped
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 -4 teaspoon poultry
seasoning
12 thin scallops of veal
(about 1 1/2 pounds)
I lour
3/4 cup orange juice
1 /2 cup Bacardi light rum
Candied crabapples or
sauteed apple slices
Hot < ooked rice
BACARDI
GOLDEN PUNCH
2 cans (20 ounces each I
crushed pineapple in
its own juice
2 cans (6 ounces) frozen
lemonade concentrate
1/4 cup lie nd brown sugar
1/4 cup lime juice
1 bottle (4/5 quart)
Bacardi light rum
1 bottle (28 ounces)
chilled club soda
Ice cubes
maining 12 cup sugar until
mixture is consistency of
thick marshmallow Fold in
custard mixture Spoon over
chocolate filling Chill sev
eral hours or overnight. Just
before
serving.
combine
heavy cream. 2 tablespoons
rum and sugar Whip to soft
peaks Cse to decorate top
of pie If desired, garnish
with
chocolate
leaves
Makes one 9-tnch pie
boil
Blend
1-1 2
cups
custard with chocolate, us
ing wire whisk, until choco
late is melted and mixture is
smooth Pour into prepared
crust . chill Blend softened
gelatin into remaining cus
tard
Stir until dissolved
Add 1 I cup rum l>et stand
15 minutes, stirring occa
sionally
Beat egg whites
with cream of tartar until
foamy
Gradually add re-
Dash salt
2 cups milk
1 eggs, separated
3 squares unsweetened
chocolate, coarseh
grated
1 4 cup Bacardi light rum
1 8 teaspoon cream of
tartar
1 cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons Bacardi
light rum
2 tablespoons sugar
In skillet, melt 4 table
spoons butter Add onion
and garlic
Saute, stirring
often, until onion is golden
Blend in bread cubes, apple
salt and pouitr) seasoning
Divide stuffing among veal
slices Roll up each slice and
secure
with
toothpicks
Dust
lightly
with
flour
Brown veal in remaining 2
tabi« spoons
butter
Add
orange
juice
and
rum
Simmer, covered
for 20
minutes or until veal is
tender Sene garnished with
apples over rice Makes 6
servings
Straw berries
Lime slices
Premiere th** autumn thea
tre season with an “opening
night
parly Invite guests
Io a late night supper alter
th*- theatre, opera or ballet
Set
the
stage
with
a
rum flavored
pineapple
punch
The entire dinner
can be prepared ahead so
you
return home to a
culinary finale
Veal Ha
vored
with
Bacardi and
apples is a sensation For
dessert, ’he Black Bottom
Pie will surely call
for
encores, and you re bound
to receive applause for your
performance as a hostess
In bowl, combine cookie
crumbs, pecans and melted
Press
butter. blend well
against bottom and sides of
Bake at
9-mch pie plate
37 5 F for 8 minutes. Cool
Combine gelatin and cold
water, set aside In sauce
pan. combine 1 2 cup sugar,
cornstarch and salt Gradu
ally blend in milk. Cook,
stirring, until thickened and
smooth Beat egg yolks with
small amount of custard
mixture Slowly pour into
pan while beating briskly
Cook over low heat stirring
until very thick
Do not
BEST EVER
BLACK BOTTOM PIE
1-1/2 cups chocolate
cookies, crumbled
1/3 cup pecans, finely
chopped
1 /3 cup butter or
margarine, melted
1 tablespoon unflavored
gelatin
1 /4 cup cold water
1 cup sugar
2 tablespoons
cornstarch
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College tour loops through area
The John Inskeep En
vironmental Learning
Center at Clackamas Court
ty College is offering area
residents the opportunity to
combine a cruise up the
Columbia River with a stay
at the historic Columbia
Gorge Hotel, a bus trip
through Hood River or
chards to Timberline
l»dge
A bevy of naturalists and
historians will offer
enlightening commentary
along the way
The Columbia River Mt
Hood Tour, an informa
tional mini vacation will be
held next weekend. Oct.
10-11.
Boarding of the 57-foot
yacht. Crusader Princess,
will be at 8 30 a m Sunday
morning at the dock of the
Jantzen Beach Red Lion
Inn following a 7 a m con
tinentai breakfast and
orientation at the Inn
Highlights of the cruise
upriver will include detail
ed insights into the
geology, flora and history
of such gorge landmarks as
Crown Point, Multnomah
Falls and Beacon Rock
Man's engineering feats
at Bonneville Dam. as well
as the relocated city of
North Bonneville, will be
described as lunch is serv
ed aboard the yacht as it is
lifted «I feet through the
dam locks
Bradford Island fish lad
der facilities and Nor
thwest Indian Cultural ex
hibits. the Sternwheeler
Museum at Cascade lxx?ks,
and the Great Blue Heron
rookeries at Wells Island
near Hood River will also
be explored
After dinner at the Col
umbia Gorge Hotel, a
multi media presentation.
“Columbia Gorge Celebra
tion, " will be given by the
Friends of the Gorge
organization
Monday
morning
highlights include a visit to
the Hood River County
Historical Museum on the
waterfront, busing through
orchards along glacial fed
Hood River, a wine-tasting
tour of Mt Hood Winery,
ending with a hosted lun
cheonat Timberline lx>dge.
to include a discussion of
alpine and glacial en
v irons
Final leg of the jaunt will
follow the pioneers' route
past covered wagon drops
at Laurel Hill Wagon
Chutes, pause at the old
Marmot Trading Post and
then trod down parts of the
Barlow Road past river for
dings on the Clackamas
River and Eagle Creek
Reservations for the
tour, which includes $149
double occupancy or $159
single occupancy, are be
ing taken at the ELC on
Beavercreek
Road
southeast of Oregon City
with space available for 40
registrants
Firewood time is
Homelite Time.
Clackamas Education organizations, such as the
Service District has receiv ESD, that are in a position
ed a grant to help needy to find children who need
school children in the coun help
ty. according to ESD
According to the terms of
Superintendent Bob Burns
The $3.000 grant comes to Brady's 1935 will, the
the ESD from the Robert money must be used “for
the purchase of books and
Brady Charitable Founda
tion Burns said U S Na clothing for needy children
of school age. in order to
tional Bank of Oregon ad
ministers the Foundation assist them in obtaining a
and awards grant money to proper education "
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Leonard’s Says Goodbye...
Public Notices
o minor land partitioning of
tai lot 200 section 14 T2S
R4E and the annexation of the
partitioned portion of tai lot
200 and adjoining tai lot 400
section 14 T2S R4E totheCity
of Sandy
The property it located on
the north tide of US Highway
26 immediately west of the
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Sandy Planning Com
mission will hold o public
two ring on Wednesday Oc
tober 6 1982 to consider the
request of Mr Gale Peterson
lor a minor land partitioning
tow lot 2500 section 11
map DD T2S R4E within the
City of Sandy Thw property is
located on the east tide and
fronting North Bluff Rood tm
mediately across from thw in
Our lease is up in the Gresham Village so we ve chosen this time
to consolidate Our Rockwood and Gateway Shopping Center
stores will continue business as usual. Now is the time for
HUGE SAVINGS! We purchased some of the items in the early
1970 s when gold was CHEAP So you can get REAL BUYS on top
quality items! !
Savings from
45-90%
The public hearing it
tcheduled for 7 30 PM in the
City Council chambers at San
dy City Holl Affected parties
are invited to attend and to
give testimony
Don Wilson
City Planner
P82 fl
9 30
The public hearing it
tcheduled for 7 30 PM in the
City Council chambers at Son
dy City Holl Affected parties
testimony
Don Wilton
City Planner
P982 7
9 30
SPfCIAl SOARD MUTING
PUBLIC NOYICI
The Sandy Planning Com
mittion will hold a public
hearing on Wednesday Oc
tober 6 19B2 to consider the
request of Mr Brod Pick mg for
The Board of Directors of
Sandy Union High School N2
will hold a Special Meeting
Monday October 4 1982 at
6 00pm Poorns 50 51 Poult
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Our entire stock is being
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Prices drastically reduced for our final days.
LAY-A-WAY Now For Christmas!
At these low prices you can hardly
afford not to shop for Christmas.
Lay-a-way now and pick up at our
Rockwood store.
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(across from Fred Meyer on Burnsitie)
CALL: 667-1060
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