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Swedish meat balls ideal for entertaining
he SARA SEWELL
Swedish Meat balls
This is a large recipe
You may halve it. or make
the full recipe and freeze
half of it.
2' 2 lbs lean ground beef
4 eggs
2 cups milk
1 cup dry bread crumbs
1 cup finely chopped onion
12 cup butter
3 teaspoons salt
1 4 teaspoon ground
nutmeg
l‘j teaspoon each allspice,
cardamon
4 tablespoons flour
3 cups beef stock or
bouillon
3 cups half and half
Salt and pepper to taste
1 teaspoon dill weed
Have beef ground twice
• very fine). Beat eggs
slightly, add milk and
bread crumbs Cook onion
in 2 tablespoons of butter
until soft Mix into bread
crumb mixture Add salt,
nutmeg, allspice, car
damon and beef, mix well
। will be very soft > Let chill
for an hour or so.
Shape mixture into 1 inch
balls. Brown in remaining
butter, turning carefully
As balls are browned, ar
range in casserole To pan
drippings add flour; brown
and stir in beef stock
Cook, stirring constantly
untii boiling and thickened
Add cream, salt and pep
per
Crush dill weed and add
to the sauce Sauce will be
thin Strain over meat
balls Simmer over low
heat or at 325 degrees in
oven for 30 minutes Makes
about 60 meat balls or
enough for two (six serv
ing' meals May be frozen
Serves 12. — From he files
of Mrs Sharon Lyons.
Damascus These are very
good'
Marinated vegetable salad
1
can
green
beans.
French style
1 can white com. whole
kernel
I can tiny peas
1 jar pimento, chopped
1 whole green pepper,
chopped
1 cup fresh green onions
1 cup celery
Mix and let set in follow
ing marinade for several
hours in the refrigerator in
a sealed bowl.
Marinade '» cup oil, '»
cup vinegar. 12 cup sugar. 1
teaspoon salt, pepper to
taste Serves 8-10. — From
the files of Sara Berger.
Sandy
Maple pecan rolls
(Makes 3 coffee cakes >
1 recipe basic sweet dough
(6'2-7 cups flour'
1*2 cups light brown sugar
3/4 cup maple-flavored
syrup । Pancake syrup plus
1 teaspoon maple flavor
ing'
6 teaspoons butter or
margarine, softened
1 cup coarsely chopped
pecans
6 teaspoons butter or
margarine, softened
'1 cup dark brown sugar
Bake al 400 degrees F
for 25 minutes or untii
done Invert rolls on plates
to coo) Yield 3 coffee
cakes. — From the files of
Vie Cunningham. Sandy
Combine l'i cups brown
sugar, syrup and 6 tables
poons butter in a sauce
pan Bring to a boil Cook 3
minutes, stirring constant
ly Sprinke pecans in 3
ungreased 8-inch square
pans Pour syrup mixture
over pecans
Mocha Brownie Torte
I pkg fudge brownie mix
$1,032; five. $1,207 and six.
$1,382
Eligible households wan
ting the cheese will have to
pick it up at the site nearest
their place of residence and
must present some form of
identification such as a
driver’s license, voter
registration card, utility
bill or other identification
bearing name and present
address Persons wishing
to pick up cheese for shut-
ins will be asked to present
the same form of iden-
Historical Society
to discuss museum
Sandy pioneers, their
descendents and all friends
interested in preserving
the history of this area are
invited to a potluck dinner
on Sunday. Oct. 23 at 1 p m
at the Sandy Senior Center
Interested persons are
asked to take their own
2nd apple
squeeze is
Oct. 15
The Sandy Grange will
hold its second annual ap
ple squeeze on Oct 15 from
9 a m to 4 p m Those with
strong arm muscles, clean
apples and containers, may
use our cider press to make
juice for free
This year, in order for
everyone to get a chance to
make cider, people will be
limited to two gallons a
turn
While waiting, persons
may want to browse
through the flea mart in
side the building, or get a
delicious
piece
of
homemade pie
For more information
call 668 5859
I PARTS
Authorized
Service For:
• Amana
• Frigidaire
• G.E
table service
Following the dinner,
preliminary plans for a
museum will be made.
Currently the Sandy
Pioneer Historical Society
is planning to build an addi
tion to the Sandy Senior
Center, but that is not yet
definite, according to
Howard Berger, chairman
of the finance committee
He said they have about
$20,000 to go toward the
building of a museum, and
that they have a goal of
raising another $50,000 to
$60,000
tification for them, along
with a letter from the shut-
in authorizing the pick up
in their name Volunteers
from the Gleaners of
Clackamas County will run
15 of the 16 sites as they
have in the past cheese
distributions
The following area loca
tions will be used:
Damascus
Christian
Church on the comer of
Highway 212 and Rust
Way. Sandy Community
Action Center. 38500
Pioneer Boulevard; the
Women s Club Building on
Salmon River Road in
Welches and St Aloysius
Church in Estacada
The hours of distribution
will be 10 am to 7 pm on
Oct 22
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Frost top with remaining
whipped cream Sprinkle
with chocolate Chill one
hour before serving This i*
a very showy and delicious
dessert served with piping
hot mint flavored coffee
Serves 8-10 — From the
files of Connie Verdoorn.
Sandy
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Sell to Your Market
• Jenn-Air
• Kitchen Aid
Blend brownie mix. eggs.
water and nut* Pour into
two round, greased and
floured pan* Bake 20
minutes at 350 degrees
Cool thoroughly
Whip ceam. add sugar
and coffee gradually Con
Unue beating until stiff Fill
between layers with I cup
of whipped cream mixture
Divide dough into three
equal pieces Roll each
piece into a 9 inch by 7 inch
rectangle Spread each
with 2 tablespoons butter
and sprinkle with a third of
remaining brown sugar
Roll each from long side
and seal edges firmly Cut
into 1 inch slices Place, cut
side up. in prepared pans
Cover; let rise in a warm
place, free from draft, until
doubled in bulk, about 45
minutes
Cheese distribution planned
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Department of
Agriculture surplus cheese
will be distributed to in
come eligible residents of
Clackamas County at 16
different sites on Saturday.
Oct 22
Eligibility guidelines, set
at 125 percent of poverty-
level as determined by the
federal
government,
depending on family size,
are as follows:
Family of one, gross
monthly income $507; two.
$682
three. $857; four.
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2 eggs
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1/3 cup brown sugar
I tablespoon powdered ins
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