Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, April 04, 2007, Page 6, Image 6

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    April 4, 2007
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F ood
T h e m is s io n o f the 'F o o t! S e c tio n ’ is to p ro v id e o u r readers w ith g re a t ta s tin g h e a lth y re c ip e s and u s e fu l h o u s e h o ld
in fo rm a tio n . T h e P o rtla n d O b s e rv e r re s p e c tfu lly requests a ll c o m m e n ts a n d /o r fa m ily recipes y o u w o u ld lik e to share
w ith us. A d d re ss e m a ils to fo o d s @ p o rtla n d o b s e rv e r.c o m
. Ingredients
„ .. . B ubble-G um Salad
Pistachio Easter Salad
/ have tried several o f your recipes. My fam ily and I have
enjoyed all o f them. Do you happen to have the following
recipes: bubble-gum salad or pistachio Easter salad?
Becky Selvidge, Zigzag, OK
Becky, I am including your recipe request in this week's
“F ood Section. " I appreciate the feedback fro m our
readers. To you and all o f our readers: I wish you a safe
and happy Easter. Good eats to all!
Sharon Sperry, The Portland Observer
Ingredients
Directions
• l-(3.5 oz.) pkg. pistachio pud-
ding
• l-( 16 oz.) frozen whipped top-
ping, thawed
• 1-small can crushed pineapple,
drained
• 2 to 3 bananas
• M ix p is ta c h io p u d d in g an d
w hipped topping, w hipping gen-
tly.
• Add drained pineapple to mix-
ture.
• C ut bananas into thin slices and
add im m ediately to m ixture.
• Chill one hour prior to serving.
l-( 14 oz.) can sw eetened condensed milk
l-( 12 oz.) frozen w hipped topping, thawed
1 -(21 oz.) can cherry pie filling
3- m edium firm bananas, sliced
1 -(8 oz.) can crushed pineapple, drained
1/2 - c u p chopped w alnuts
Directions
• In a large bowl, com bine milk and w hipped topping until well
blended. Fold in pie filling, bananas, pineapple and nuts. Chill one hour
prior to serving.
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S haron S perry
Everyone has a fond m em ory o f dyeing Easter eggs as a child, or maybe
it’s w atching the eager faces o f your children anxiously anticipating the
m etam orphosis from the ordinary to that o f m agical colors. These
m em ories fortunately last as long as the spilled dye on the kitchen
cabinets and thankfully not as long as the E aster grass renegades that
linger long after Labor Day.
W hile spring cleaning I found a dusty collection o f m ixed m atched
coffee cups, all o f w hich bore the unm istakable signs o f E aster egg dye.
The choices and options for egg dyeing have changed quite a bit over
the years: convenience, cost, ingredients and even the colors palettes.
W ith these changes com e higher expectations o f dyeing the perfect egg.
Now anything goes.
*The Easter Bunny, an Easter consultant and eggologist, provides the
following tips.
EGGOLOGY101
• T o start: cover a table with lay­
ers o f old new spaper to soak up
any spills.
• T he secret to beautiful eggs is
to let the eggs dry thoroughly
betw een coats o f dye.
• Use em pty egg cartons as d ry ­
ing racks. K eep p aper tow els
handy to blot o ff any dye that
pools underneath the eggs.
• F o rco lo rfast egg dyes, mix 7-8 drops o f food coloring into 1 c u p o fh o t
water. Stir in '4 cup vinegar. For m ore intense colors, use small am ounts
o f professional-quality food coloring gels or pastes, available at craft,
cake decorating and kitchen supply stores.
Special Effects:
• For spattered eggs, dip egg in a base color and let dry. D ip a clean
toothbrush in a contrasting liquid color and carefully flick bristles with
your fingers to m ake a paint splatter onto egg.
• For m arbleized eggs, coat eggs with a base color and let d ry . Mix canola
or other light cooking oil into another color o f dye (1-tsp. oil per cup o f
dye) and quickly dunk eggs. T he oil will repel color in som e places and
the dye will adhere in others, creating a m arbled effect.
Homemade Dyes
T o m ake your own natural dyes, boil com m on ingredients in w ater with
a tablespoon o f vinegar until desired shade is reached. Strain to rem ove
solids.
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• Y ellow onionskins and ground turm eric dye eggs yellow.
• Y ellow onionskins and ground turm eric and beet ju ice dye eggs
orange.
• Brown (not w hite) onion peels dye as orange, too.
• Red cabbage leaves produce a R obin’s egg blue color.
• O range peels create a sm oky yellow green.
• Y ellow D elicious apple peelings dye eggs pale lavender flecked with
spring’s freshest
flowers in floral.
soft rust.
• Fresh spinach gives you a pinkish color with gray-green buffs.
Special Tips for Natural Egg Dying
• T o dye eggs, place in a pan and cover w ith water. A dd 1-teaspoon o f
vinegar and dye m aterial. Bring to a boil: reduce heat and sim m er gently
F in e W in e s
20 m inutes.
• The color will deepen or change if the eggs arc left in the dye solution
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Easter Egg Safety Tips:
• DO N O T eat the eggs if you leave them out o f the refrigerator over
night!
• DO N O T eat cracked or abused eggs.
• A fter the egg hunting separate the real eggs from the plastic eggs and
exam ine eggs for abuse (discard any cracked or m utilated eggs. R efrig­
erate the rem aining eggs to use in a favorite egg dish. May I suggest the
“C ute C hicks" recipe included in this section?
C hicks
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overnight.
12 hard-boiled eggs
1/2-cup m ayonnaise
1/2-cup shredded parm esan
ch eese
2-tsp. onions, finely chopped
I/2-tsp. curry pow der
I/2-tsp. prepared mustard
l/8-tsp. pepper
3-pim ento stuffed olives
1 -small sweet red pepper
Directions
• Cut a thin slice from the bottom o f each egg so it sits flat. A third o f
the w ay dow n from the top o f each egg cut a zigzag pattern across.
Carefully rem ove the yolks and place in a small bowl and mash with a fork.
Add m ayonaise. cheese, onion, curry, m ustard and pepper; stir until well
blended. Spoon yolk mixture into the egg w hite bottom s. Replace tops.
• Cut olives into slices for eyes. Cut 12 small triangles from red pepper
for beaks. G ently press the eyes and beaks into egg yolk filling. R efrig­
erate until serving.