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Saves on Good Meat
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For all lh f rerirrt chefr reputation for fancy food. th house
wife of France it frugal rook, making something very fine from
often inexpensive ingredients.. In meat cookery the excels, in both
flavor and frugality, for often she uses the less expensive "extra
parts' of the animal. Her excellence then depends upon the natural
goodness of the specialty meats and her own choice of subtle fla
vorings. Kidneys, tongue, brains, liver, tripe all go onto the French
table in concoctions that please the gourmet.
Beef kidneys for instance take a wine sauce like this:
BEEF KIDNEYS MADEIRA SAUCE
1 beef kidney ' ' cup Madeira wine
I tablespoons butter 4 cup water
3 tablespoons flour Salt and pepper
Split kidney and remove the fatty core. .Cut in small pieces.
Melt butter and fry in pieces of kidney, stirring gently so the pieces
will brown on all sides. Sprinkle with flour and moisten with wine
and water. Season and stir until flour is weft blended. Simmer 10
minutes but do not let sauce boil. Kidneys become tough if over
cooked, but should always be served very hot.
Then tongue, one of the best flavored of "extra parts" can be
cooked thus:
BEEF TONGUE PIQUANT
1 fresh tongue 1 teaspoon salt
1 carrot, sliced U teaspoon pepper
2 leeks 2 cloves
Bouquet garni Piquant sauce
1 quarts water
Cover tongue with cold water and add leeks and carrots, bou
quet garni, clover, salt and pepper and simmer 3 hours. Remove
tongue from water, take off skin and cut out hard parts. Split the
tongue lengthwise. Arrange in a crown around a platter and fill
center with piquant sauce.
Bouquet garni 3 or 4 sprijjs parsley, sprig of thyme and a
small bay leaf. The thyme should be surrounded by the parsley so
it won't float away. Tie herbs together so they may be removed.
You may substitute teaspoon powdered thyme and I teaspoon
parsley flakes if desired, but in that case the sauce should be
strained before served.
PIQUANT SAUCE
2 tablespoons vinegar 1 teaspoon chopped parsley
teaspoon black pepper 1 tablespoon butter
1 teaspoon grated onion 2 tablespoons chopped pickle
2 cups brown sauce
Make brown sauce by melting butter, stirring in flour and heat
ing until browned, then adding stock or water and heating until
smooth. Now mix vinegar, pepper, onion, parsley and butter and
heat until butter is melted. Add brown sauce and just before serv
ing, add pickle.
Brains are a delicate meat, loved by gourmets but too often
overlooked by home cooks.
BRAINS IN MUSHROOM-ONION SAUCE
i pair brains Bouquet garni
1 tablespoon butter 10 small onions
1 tablespoon flour pound mushrooms
1 cup water Salt and pepper
n cup red wine Croutons
Soak brains for 2 hours in cold water, changing water at least
twice. Clean them carefully, remove loose pieces of skin, blood and
fibers. Melt butter, add flour, allowing it to brown but not burn.
Add water, wine and stir until sauce begins to thicken. Add herbs
mushrooms, onions and simmer 30 minutes Remove bouquet garni,
add brains, salt, pepper and simmer 15 minulrs longer. Serve on a
heated platter and garnish with lung croutons.
At Willamette
Mr.
At Ore mm State
Mrs. Thornton
Convocation
Speaker
By JODY RICKETTS
Statesman Correspondent
"TEftVALLIS One of the big
gest events of the year was held i
this week at Oregon State. The
Associated Women Students
Awards and Tappings convocation ;
was held in the Home Economics j
auditorium. Mrs. Robert Thorn
ton of Salem gave a speech "On
Being Young in an Old World." ;
The presentation of scholarships:
and awards were given by vari-i
ous people. Some of the awards
that were given out were the Al
pha Chi Omega Music Award, the were hostesses.
Alpha Lambda Delta Scholastic
Honorary for women presented a
hook to the Senior member with
the highest grades
Associated Women Students
senior award and the Delta Delta
Delta scholarships were given
and the Phrateres scholarship
cup was presented. The Mortar
Board scholarships were given
out and the tapping of next years
members Tuesday evening mem
bers of Mortar Board, honorary
for senior women, gave their
traditional serenade to the houses
that have a girl that was tapped
Wednesday.
Mothers Weekend
Mother's weekend on campus
officially opened Friday with
registration.
The speaker for Baccalaureate
Service this year will be Dr.
Henry H Crane, pastor of Cen
tral Methodist Church in Detroit,
Michigan.
Students Hold Office
Seven Oregon State College
students from Salem have been
elected to leadership positions in
their living groups.
New secretary of Phi Kappa
Tau, national social fraternity, is
Mnrrie Raker, and John Bur
roughs is house manager of Phi
Delta Theta, national social fra
ternity. Bill Donaldson is warden
oj Pi Kappa Phi, national social
fraternity, and Al Haslebacher is
house manager and social chair
man of I'hi Kappa, national reli
gious social fraternity.
Shirley Eiell is membership
chairman and LeAnna Seal is edi
tor of Kappa Delta. Dale Wood is
historian of Campus Club, men's
cooperative house.
Olthoff Elected
Npw nfficers eWterl for the
county federation club year to i standing senior. Tom Steeves. out
serve for Sweele Woman's cluh at ' Ending member, and Willard
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Queen's Ball
Event of
Tonight
By FLOSSY HODGE
KUtetrnaa Ctrmptndeai
In honor of her Majesty Queen
Margaret Huson of Willamette
University and Princesses Margie
Knochenhauer and Lorraine Land
rud, will be the Queen's, Ball
tonight from 9 to 12 o'clock.
In keeping with the golden anni
versary theme of May weekend,
a color scheme of yellow and
green, will be used. Muriel Miet
tunen of Molalla is in charge o(
decorations which include the low
ered ceiling and yellow flowers.
Programs will be a green crown
on a gold background.
Bob Withers of Woodburn was
named president of Phi Delta
Theta in elections held Monday
evening. Paul-Edwards of Wood-,
burn will assist as reporter, and
other officers include Bill Neel of
Portland, secretary; Dave Poff of
St. Helens, warden: Ken Renshaw
of Burlingame, Cal., treasurer;
Ron Taylor of Corvallis, assistant
treasurer; and Duane Baird of
Woodburn, alumni secretary.
In the recent all-campus elec
tions Mark 0. Hatfield, dean of
men, and Dr. John Rademaker,
head of the sociology department,
were both suggested for 1st vice
president of the Student Body,
while Regina Ewalt. dean of wo
men, and Clorinda Topping, voice
instructor, were write-ins for May
Queen!
Sigma Alpha Epsilon announces
the addition of two new pledges,
Tom Lovell of Salem and George
Gray of Ashland.
Cap and Gown's annual party
for junior women will be held
Tuesday, May 8 from 7 to 9 o'clock
at the home of Dr. Martha Spring
er. Junior women over a 3.0 ac
cumulative grade point average
will be invited to attend the party
where Dean Ewalt will discuss
with the group the function of Cap
and Gown and its relationship with
Mortar Board, senior women's na
tional service honorary. ,
Fran Batchelder was selected as
Coed of the Month Monday noon
by the AWS cabinet for her leader
ship qualities and for services ren-
dered during her four years at
Willamette. President of Young!
Republicans, Mrs. Batchelder !s a
member of Cap and Gown and1
senior scholar in Enelish. She has
also served as president of Kappa
Delta Pi, national education honor
ary, and is past treasurer of her
social sorority. Chi Omega
George Bleile was named out-
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the Tuesday meeting were presi
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Mrs George Yost; secretary,
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