Page 8, Portland Observer, November 20, 1985
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fis the season to attend and give parties One favorite party food
pate' is traditiona y high in ammu fat This tasty recipe offers an
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be high class
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M ushroom and Nut Pate
Tit, «spoons Margarine
P' ur I Mush’, (jins 1 >
Sma', Onion Chopped
Giove Ga' k . M n,.i'd
Cup Almonds Slivered
2
Tablespoons Oil
■ Teaspoon Oregano
Teaspoon T hyme
Dash ot Tabasco Sauce
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Med marganne in a I'ge - i-t ,.er rt , d,urn hr.it Add mushrooms
onion and garlic Saute until the iguid has evaporated Set aside
Coarsely chop almonds in food processor or bender Remove and
set aside 2 tablespoons continue chopping remainder while sowiy
adding oil until mixture is we b ended
Add mushrooms and seasonings Blend thoroughly St,' n reserved
almonds
Place pate m a crock or a -.mu I bow Spunk e with chopped purs ey
or sesame seeds
Yield 1 Cup
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college that prospered
on peanuts can teach
you a lot about survival
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th e f ie ld o l f o o d s c ie n c e a n d
n u t r i t i o n I a r lie r th is s u m m e r , lo r
e x a m p le , G e n e ra l l o o d s p re se n te d in
th e n a m e o t B ill C o s b y a g r a n t o l
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n a m e o t < a n n lle C o s b v , his w ife , to
I " u g a lo o < ollege I hc c o m p a n y has
a lso b e en a c o r p o r a te sp o n s o r ol th e
I tille d N e g r o ( o lle g e I u n it l o r
d e c id e s
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well H o u s e D iv isio n . G e n e ra l I o o d s
has a d d e d to its s u p p o rt ol e d u c a tio n
w ithin the Black c o m m u m lv by spoil
sot m g t a n s at w h ic h B lack c o lle g e s
recruit in te rested stu d e n ts in n o rth e rn
cities As p a tt ot th a t p ro g ra m , it lias
pi «s id ed sc hol.it sh ip s to o u ts ta n d in g
stu d e n ts w h o g o o n to a tte n d a college
p a rtic ip a tin g in the p ro g ra m
" O u r new n a t i o n a l a d v e r t is i n g
c a m p a i g n is a n a tu r a l e x p a n s io n ot
o u r pt ev io n s e t lo r i s , ” sa id M t At
c lte i
" W e e x p e c t t h a t it w ill h e lp
b u ild a w a re n e s s a n d a p p r e c ia tio n ot
h i s t o r ic a ll y B l.u k c o lle g e s a m o n g
s t u d e n t s a n d th e ir f a m ilie s w h o
p ie v io u s lv tn.iv n o t lia s e c o n s id e r e d
the Black college a lte rn a tiv e .
" W e a te e sp e cially p lea se d to nil
d e r ta k e th e e e l l o r t s b e c a u se we teel
t h e r e is a re a l n e e d l o r s u c h s p u n
so t h i p . " M i
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l a . p i e 11 tie I lem t tig, title d Hlili A v in
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In to i i, a lls B lack c o lle g e s W e w e re
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ust as (a rv e r unlocked the secrets ot the peanut. Black col
leges and universities are tappin,. the aw esom e potential ot
generations ot young people In this unique environment,
students have the opportunity to play as large a role in cam
pus life as their talents will allow Class president Home
coming queen Captain ot the debate team Quarterback or
Shakespearean actor At Black colleges, every door is open,
no dream is too am bitious Is it any wonder that, though
they enroll only lb ot Black college students. Black
colleges produce 37% of all Black college graduates7
lu rth e i
im p r e s s e d be s t a ti s t i c s
s h o w in g B lack c o lle g e s a n d u n iv e r
situ actiiallv g r a d u a te a h ig h e r per
i c n t a c c ot Black e n ro llee s th a n o th e r
in s titu tio n s ."
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tie s t o i em ail) a n in te g ra l p a rt o l th e
need ot Black colleges a n d universities
to ic-
! you re like- m ost ol us, what you see here is only a peanut.
But to a certain Dr Carver ot Iuskegee University, the lowly
peanut was the key to hundreds of products. with the poten
tial to keep Tuskegee and the South self supporting
w hat s m ore, those graduates take with them the character
and achievem ent that unlock the doors of the finest graduate
schools, businesses and political offices When you re con
sidering colleges, shouldn t you consider the ones that gave
us Martin Luther King Jr. Thurgood Marshall and Jesse Jack
son ’ If you re out to m ake the most ol what you have, no
one can teach you more
a n i n te g r a l p a r , o t th e
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