Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 20, 2004, Page 6, Image 6

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Popc orn Treats fo r
October 20. 2004
Hollocjoeeo
Give these
Happy Halloween Mini
reeipes a try
Popcorn Balls
wnat makes popcorn
Haunted
Popcorn Hands
Ingredients
so popular?
It sa u boles* mie. tasty
treat that s versatile ami
fun to make. H ith a little
imagination and some
common household
ingredients, you can
make original snacks
fo r your Halloween
parties or any special
occasion.
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Ingredients
10 cups popped com
1t1 -lb I bag miniature marshmallows
I 4 cup (1/2 stick) butter or margarine
1 cup diced dried fruit (papaya, mango or peaches)
I cup butterscotch chips
Orange fixxl coloring coloring
• Clear Polyethylene food set
vice gloves
• Candy corn
• Popcorn
• Ribbon or yam
Directions
D irections
Place popcorn, truit and butterscotch chips in large bowl; set
aside.
Heat marshmallow s and butter in a large saucepan over low heat
until melted and smooth. Stir in several drops o f food coloring. Pour
over popcorn and candy, tossing to coat evenly. Cool 5 minutes.
Grease hands and lorn, into 3-inch balls. Yields About 16 bulls
total.
Nutritional Information: ( Based on I serving) 2 5 0 Total Calories; 8g
Total I at. IOmg Cholesterol; 60mg Sodium ;43g Carbohydrate; Ig
Fiber; 3 lg Sugars; 2g Protein.
Place 1-3 pieces of candy
corn at the end of each linger
(depending on size of glove),
pointy side first, to make fin­
gernails.
Fill the glove with popcorn
and tie it off with ribbon or
Caramel Almond Popcorn Clusters
Ingredients
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10 cups freshly popped popcorn
2 cups whole almonds
1 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup butter or margarine
1/4 cup light com syrup
2 teaspoons vanilla
I teaspoon almond extract
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
Directions
Preheat oven to 225 degrees. Spray
15 x 10 baking sheet with non-stick
spray. Mix popcorn and alm onds in
large bowl.
Combine brown sugar, butter and com
syrup in medium saucepan. O ver low
heat, stir mixture until sugar dissolves.
Increase heat to high and boil 5 minutes.
Remove from heat: stir in vanilla, almond
extract and baking soda.
Pour over popcorn and almonds, im-
mediately stirring gently to coat. Pour
mixture onto prepared baking sheet,
spreading evenly.
Bake for I hour in preheated oven.
Cool completely. Break into pieces and
store in airtight container. Yields 2()pieces.
N u tritio n al In fo rm atio n ; (Based on a I
piece serving) 210 Total calories; 14 g Fat:
l9gC arbohydrate; 14 g Sugar; 1 g Fiber:
3 g P ro tein ; 120mg Sodium; lO m gC ho-
lesterol
Spicy Cajun Popcorn & Nuts
Ingredients
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8 cups popped popcorn
1/2 cup toasted, coarsely chopped pecans
1/2 cup peanuts
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter or margarine, melted
1/4 teaspoon each: dry mustard, garlic powder
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
D irections
Place popcorn and nuts in large bowl.
In small microwave-safe bowl, microwave butter on HIGH until
melted, about 30 seconds. Stir in dry mustard, garlic pow der and
cayenne pepper.
Drizzle over popcorn mixture and toss well.
Makes 9 servings.
N utritional Inform ation; (Based on I serving) Total Calories 190; Total
Fat 17g;Cholesterol 15mg;Sodium IOOmg;Carbohydrate8g;Fiber2g;
Sugars lg; Protein 3g
Link Between Diet and Cancer Studied Participate in Democracy: ^ote
O regon S tate U n iv ersity re ­
se a rc h e rs are lau n ch in g a new
study on the e ffe c ts o f n u tri­
tion on p ro state can cer. In v e s­
tig a to rs w ill study how ce rtain
co m p o u n d s in “w hole foods"
m ay slow the spread o f ca n ce r
c e lls at the m o le c u la r level.
The researchers will look at the
im pact o f tom atoes, soy co m ­
pounds and teas on cancer cells
because o f their com bination o f
antioxidants and other properties,
including anti-inflam m ation and
anti-proliferation.
“ W e th in k th e se b io a c tiv e
c o m p o u n d s in w h o le fo o d s
w ork in c o n c e rt to slo w the
sp read o f ca n ce r, " said T am m y
B ray, dean o f O S U ’s C o lle g e o f
H ealth and H um an S cien ces.
P ro state c a n c e r is the se c ­
ond lead in g cau se o f can cer-
related d eath s am ong A m erican
men and the rate o f p ro state
c a n c e r is m uch h ig h e r in the
U nited S tates than elsew h e re
in th e w orld.
Return your Nov. 2 ballot by mail or drop
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