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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1986)
January 29,1986, Portland Observer, Page5 Black History Month launches Cam pbel I’s creat ive cooks contest If family and friends lust rave about your home looking, that sp<-< ml flair with food could make vou a winner In celebration of Blai k Histor\ Month, the 1986 Campbell's Soup Creative Cooks Recipe Contest opens Feb. 1 The contest, now in its second year, seeks original recipes using any variety of CampfieH's condensed soup or Campbell's ready-to-serve low sodium soup Whether your original crea tions use these i onvenient canned soups to make quick and easy sauces and gravies or to add flavor pizzar. to pasta, vegetables, casseroles, stews or baked goods, there’s a contest category that's custom made for every spe< inlty can’s label, in one of the four i ontest categories Main Dishes. Side Dishes. Main Dish Casse roles. or Baked Goods. Almost any original cooking with-soup rei ipe is a potential winner, but only if contest rules are followed exoctlv Complete recipe contest rules may lie obtained by sending your name and address to RULES. Campbell's Soup Creative Cooks Recipe (’ontest. I* (). Box 11147. i Chicago. IL 60611 With incentives of a $1.000 Grand Prize and four $250 First Prizes, plus a year's supply of Campbell's soup and 40 runners- up prizes of the Campbell s Crea tive Cooking With Soup cookbook, now's the time to start creating in the kitchen and checking through your collection of favorite original recipes. Entering is easy. 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This highly infectious disease is transmitted from person-to-person by fecally contaminated water, milk or foods such as sliced meats, salads and pastries. Symptoms may include fever, loss of appetite, malaise, nausea and abdominal pain, fol lowed in a few days by jaundice. The disease is usually a mild ill ness lasting one to two weeks but is occasionally a severe disease lasting several months. Deaths due to Hepatitis A are uncommon. Persons experiencing these symp toms should contact their physi cian or local health department. Health rules concerning restau rant food preparation currently require that food be prepared, handled and displayed so as to be protected from < ontammation and safe for human consumption. Food service employees are re minded to maintain a high level of personal hygiene Restaurant managers should monitor em ployees for good hand washing which includes washing hands and nails with soap, raising a thick lathor. rinsing off and dry ing with disposable towels. Hands must be washed upon starting work, after using the toilet and whenever the hands become soiled. Employees should always use appropriate kitchen utensils when preparing food to minimize hand contact. If hand contact of food cannot be avoided as in the con tinuous prolonged preparation of sandwiches, salads and pastries, the use of disposable gloves is recommended. Hands should be dean when putting on gloves The gloves must be discarded when food preparation is finished or when soiled. The use of dispos able gloves should not replace proper hand washing or correct use of kitchen utensils as the main methods to prevent fixxl contami nation. Public cooperation with health officials is essential to curb the present hepatitis epidemic. DON’T REPLACE REPAIR. Save The Deer And Elk! 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