Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, March 06, 1985, Page 9, Image 9

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    Portland Observer, March 6, 1906, Page 9
V e g e ta b le s n e e d n 't be boring
Vegetables don’t have to be bor-
tng, even if you’re on a diet and con­
cerned about your calorie and choles­
terol intake.
Baked potatoes dripping with but­
ter and sour cream, sugar-glazed car­
rots and salads loaded with rich,
creamy dressing may be out o f the
question But now there are other
ways to make your old vegetable fa­
vorites exciting and still watch your
waistline.
Consider these recipes for Low
Calorie Stuffed Baked Potatoes,
Apple-Orange Carrots and Lively
Low-Cal Herb Salad Dressing All are
kept nutritious and acceptable to the
diet-conscious with an unexpected
special ingredient o f Natural Apple-
water until almost tender. Add mar­
garine^ juice concentrate. Natural A p ­
A P P L E -O R A N G E C A R R O T S
Carrots are economical and nu­
tritious. This recipe makes them a
gourmet treat.
plesauce and cloves. Heat until car-*
rob are cooked through Makes four
servings, approximately 116 calorics
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Vi
Vi
Vi
2
cup vegetable oil
teaspoon oregano
teaspoon thyme
tablespoons pectin
Vi teaspoon dry mustard
I teaspoon salt
Vi teaspoon onion powder
6 medium carrots
3 tablespoons diet margarine
2 tablespoons frozen orange juice
concentrate
Vi cup Natural Applesauce
Vi teaspoon salt
A teaspoon cloves
Peel and cut carols into Vi-inch
slices. Cook in a small amount of
L O W -C A L H E R B
S A L A D D R E S S IN G
Applesauce serves as a thickener
and adds a surprising new taste to this
diet dressing.
Vi cup Natural Applesauce
Vi cup water
Vi cup cider vinegar
1 pr 2 cloves garlic, minced
2 tablespsxins dried parsley
Combine all ingredients in a jar
and shake well. Store in the refriger­
ator. Shake before serving on your fa­
vorite greens or salad vegetables.
Makes about 2 Vi cups o f dressing
with approximately 14 calories per
tablespoon.
sauce.
Natural Applesauce adds just a
touch o f sweetness, without adding
the calories o f sugar. And ib unique
consistency is perfect for creating a
salad dressing that stays on the greens
without lob o f calorie- and choles­
terol-rich oil.
Fresh Red Ripe
Strawberries
L O W C A L O R IE
S T U F F E D B A K E D P O T A TO
Delicious Sliced And Served With
Quality Lucerne Whipped Cream!
Here’s a moist and tasty baked po­
tato with little fat and low cholesterol.
4
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1
IV i
large baking potatoes
cup fresh mushrooms, chopped
teaspoon butter or margarine
teaspoons salt
Dash o f pepper
Vi cup Natural Applesauce
Vi cup plain yogurt
4 l-inch cubes o f Monterey Jack
Cheese
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Wash potatoes and pierce with fork.
Do not grease or wrap in foil. Bake in
a conventional oven for one hour at
400 degrees. When potatoes are near­
ly done, wash and chop mushrooms
and saute in butter. Remove potatoes
from oven and cut across tops. Re­
move potato pulp, being careful to
keep the skin whole. Combine potato
pulp with salt, pepper. Natural A p­
plesauce and yogurt and mash until
fluffy with no lumps. Stir in sauteed
mushrooms, then spoon mixture back
into potato skins. Fill the skins and
mound on top o f the potatoes. Press
the cheese cubes into the center c f
the mounded mixture. Bake 20 min­
utes longer at 300 deg., to heat
through. Makes four servings, ap­
proximately 206 calories each.
Philippine
im p ro vem en ts
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contribute millions to the Philippine
economy and provide an umbrella for
for the Philippine m ilita ry , creating
an atm osphere where certain m em ­
bers o f the military have developed an
“ urge to ru le,” according to Bacho.
The opposition wants an end to U .S.
military presence, but Marcos doesn’t
w ant the bases to go, “ because the
money is too g o o d ,” said Bacho.
Bacho said the movement for democ­
racy w ould be aided by a gradual
U .S . w ith d raw al and reduction o f
military aid.
He described bombings in the capi­
tal and people so poor they have been
reduced to eating chicken feet. A n
insurrection has spread throughout
the country, led by the M arxist New
People’s Arm y. ‘ ‘The real action is in
the co u ntrysid e,” he said. “ T h a t’ s
where the N P A is and th a t’s where
the future o f the country w ill be de-
o d ed ,"
Peace group
birthday party
The Portland Branch o f W om en’ s
International League for Peace and
Freedom celebrates “ Seventy Years o f
Struggle” w ith a b irthd ay p arty ,
M onday, M arch 11 , 7:13 p.m . at the
Campus Ministries Building o f P o rt­
land State University, 633 SW M o n t­
gom ery. The evening w ill include
music, refreshments, exhibits, silent
auction o f a Jane Addam s letter,
slide show o f W IL P F history and ad­
dress by National Executive Director,
Libby Frank. The public is cordially
invited. D o n atio n o f $3 .00 w ill be
accepted at the door.
Jewell Variety
Dry
Pint
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Basket ■
Save Up To 40
N o L im it!
Lucerne
Mfc*VKNt’*
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VELVEETA
Parkay
Margarine
1-Pound Package,
Excellent For Baking
Cheese
Spread
Lucerne
Ice Cream
Kraft, 2-Pound Pkg.,
Great For Cheese Sauce
18 Terrific Flavors,
Half Gallon Container
MANOR HOUSE
Turkeys
TWIN PACK
Swanson’s
Dinners
Crest
Toothpaste
• Fried Chicken. Dark Meat
• Mexican Combo* Turkey Dinner
Or • Salisbury Steak
2, 8.2 Ounce Tubes
Get FREE
Soap
Grade “ A” , 10 To 14 Pounds
Extra Fancy, No Additives
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SAFEWAY
Prices Good Mar. 6 Thru Mar. 12/85 Only At Safeways At Lloyd
Center, St. Johns, 5920 N.E. Union Or 6400 N. Interstate. Sales
Limited To Retail Quantities. No Sales To Dealers.
Fully Processed
Blade Half Loin,