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J4-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore- Fri, Sept 21, 56 Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Sept. 21, '56 (Sec. III)-25 , Three Ideas . 'For Autumn s Evening Meals ' A-meal-in-a-dish la an Idea that has special appeal for home makers these warmish autumn days. Most casserole dishes can be prepared ahead of time and refrigerated until ready to bake, The rest of the meal is easy .usually a salad, hot crisp bread, and a ready-to-serve dessert such as seasonal fruits or tee cream, comolete the warm weather menu, Milk, butter and cheese add food value and flavor to these hearty one dish meals. It is important to keep up the nutritional quality of summer meals, even though ap petites las. for nourishing foods give needed pep and energy en warm flays. " KETTLE VEAL PAPRIKA 1 tablespoons butter , a pounds boned veal shoulder cut in 1-inch cube 1 teaspoon monosodium glutamate : a teaspoons meat extract " paste, or , . . . I beef boullion cubes - i'e cups boiling water . 1 medium onion, sliced -, ' l teaspoon salt W teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoons paprika - Vk cups raw rice ; ; l j-ox. can sliced mushrooms i nint sour cream Heat butter is large heavy skil let. Add veal, sprinkle with mono sodium glutamate and brown en both sides. Dissolve meat paste or cubes In boiling water; add to vrat with onion, salt pepper, and paprika. Cover; simmer 45. mia , ate. Add rice - and . mushrooms with liquid. Stir well; cover; sim mer 25 minutes or until rice is . done. Stir in cream; add salt if needed. (If pre cooked rice is ihmI. ui cum rice. Hi cuds boiling water and reduce simmer big time with veal and mushrooms to 19 minutes', berves a. n J INDIAN HAM BAKE! , I slices cooked ham or ' , Canadian Bacon. ' . 4 ups cooked whole kernel corn -; 1 cup toft bread crumb - M tcoapwns piTyuni uiwatotw 1 cups milk - i a beaten eggs ' 1 teaspoon salt a teaspoon horseradish a medium tomatoes, sliced . t tablespoon melted butter Place ham or bacon slices in bottom of buttered 12 z a x 1-inch baking dish-Combine com. bread crumbs, mustard, milk. esffS. salt and horseradish. Pour over ham. Arrange tomato slices over corn. Season with aalt and pepper and brush with melted butter. Bake ' at J50 F for 60 minutes. Ground cooked ham may be used instead of slices. Serves I. : CAUENTE CASSEROLE W cup butter , 1 cup chopped onions : -a pounds chuck beef, ground I 1 -pound cans tamales 1 No. S cans chick-peas ' . (2'i cups) , 1 small can pitted ripe"" "? nlivan rirairw! I ' I 12-ox. cans whole kernel corn ' 1 1-pounl cans chili con came I cups gre' d Cheddar cheese In large skillet, cook onions a or 4 minutes; add beef and cook: until red color disappears. Drain ta- maies; cut into lounns. , main chick-peas, reserving k cup juice. ; Drain olives. Combine meat mix ture, tamales, chick-peas and re- of the olivet, chill con carne, and ' half the cheese. Turn into one 4- quart or t 2-quart casseroles. on too. Bake at 300 F for m hours, or until hot and bubbly. Serves 16. . Fish Dish Uses -Frozen Whiting Perhaps you've noticed la the frozen liih cabinets of your gro ceries or supermsrkets a slim, silvery fish whiting, only found here in that form. As whiting are bland fish, with a sweet del Icata flavor. you'H find it fun tn experiment with seasoninn and your most piquant sauces. Here's , a combination of . the seasoning ...... i a . . ..j . oiiu Hun iuw a uiiwwu suceH fried into the fish. WHITING WITH MUSTARD J pounds dressing whiting i 1 tablespoon water Is ' Vt teaspoon Worcestershire ' sauce ' 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Flour Fin bread crumbs If whiting are froeen. lei them thaw on refrigerator shelf or at room temperature. 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H JOBATHAH APPLES 4-!b. Cello Baa Mfa 1 ?! Hew Crop, Cibo and Juic, 2 Approximately 27 lbs. Beautiful Thompson Seedless Grapes Ear 1 - W; IS 6 ears for 25c 12 for 39c i U.S. No. 2 Grade -lb. Netted Gems lb. Buffet Items Practical for' Fall Parties , , Here are some practical hints for buffet meals any time of yean Add curry powder and chili sauce to (rated Cheddar cheese. Use as a sandwich spread, mixing in a little mayonnaise' if desired. Green onions five color contrast to a platter of liverwurst: the twe foods taste stood together, toe. Make cornocupias of thinly.. sliced bologna, securing them wHa , toothDicks. Fill the centers wnn cottage cheese mixed with minced parsley or chives. Garnish with parsley sprigs. .l Pile nerd-cooked eggs, sliced la half lengthwise, with a ground ham mixture (or "quick-aluffed" eggs. To the ground cooked ham for the topping, add sweet pickle relish and a little mayonnaise. A cherry sauce tastes deUciout with cold smoked tongue. ' Epicurean first course: e a I coached eggs served atop Jellied chicken broth seasoned with tarra gon. Garnish the eggs with capers. That good ell combination,' cooked diced carrots and (reel Deas. may be added to aa aspic and served with cold meats. Have a can of sweetened STSDe fruit sections ice-cold; drain and serve with orange anerbct for a refreshing dessert. A small canned nam (it pounds) is practical for a small family. Slices of the ham mar be broiled (4 inches from sources ' of heat) for I to 4 minutes for a ' supper. "' Top rounds ' of cucumber will well-seasoned cottage cheese and ! serve with tomato juice. f Avocado cocktails: halve aa av ' cado and remova seed. Scoop out " flesh carefully, and dice: mix the ' 1 tiny pieces of avocado with diced - ' orange and French dressing, then , " " pile back into shells. ! Dice and sugar resh fruit; put spoonful of the fruit into a tall glass. Add a scoop of ice cream - or sherbet and fill with ginger ale. Buffet party: serve com salmoa ringed with Jellied consomme madriiene. Choose the red-colored medrilene and flake it with a fork r until you have a quavering glis tening mass. Garnish with sprigs of water cress or parsley. Chop mint leaves from year. ' garden and mix with currant jelly and grated orange rind for a deli cious sauce for ham. Fold diced peeled fresh peaches , 1 into fritter batter: drop spoonfuls ' of the mixture into drep fat and - -fry until brown. Drain on absor bent paper and serve with a ternoa ' sauce for a wonderful dessert ; . Typical of fall weather are brisk tool winds and driving rainst Wise meel-plenners know Hearty and nutritious foods sre needed for this season. Northwest food stores mow stock a new processed wheat food. Similar to wild rice ia tea ture and flavor, It offers a new and exciting variety la meala. It la made from Oregon's premium quality wheat, and naa Uie nu tritious benefits of the whole kernel of wheat Processed wheat is sold under the name "Ala", "Maine Wheat", "Sunnyland" or Bulfor", Ql'ICK-COOKING . . . mIt 11 minute I ram Marl la ftaibih ha mm mfIbm. As UhI hmakfaat rrm. a. .a far tarried Of etramrd didiet ae a a filler fee meats ami wrralfa. f1 50599110x49 : UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Safeway guarantees every purchase 1 00 or every cent you made on your purchase will be refunded, without fuss or quibble. , ' J ' ' Fall-Hearty lleacs I Inpi Willi Uani Jim mini PHflllHItltN BASIC RECIPB Comhln. in aucH.. 1 rap proNMad wha.1 (AUk) 1 rupa mid vatar H tfaapooa nit Cnvvr tlchtly. Bring l rmil. raduas Iml io nnnn and cook It mlautaa. M.kM about rupa eook4 wh.aL Trr flxlnc Ihr Wl dirt with a .rietT ot maonlava. . WHEAT PILAJ! - 14 eup chappad . , , .: i . I tablaapsoaa awttar . . 1 cup precaaaad wlwat (AUO , ' ' t rupa beat or ehlekaa broth ' 1 taaapaoa aalt , . . " Pappar 1 Dauta miloa la .hortaalat until anion la rallow. Add precaaMd vhaat. Conk and Mir orar mdlum bait until aarh hat partlrl. la eoatad with tat. Ad broth, aalt aad pppar. Corar tlshtlr and cook orar low boat St-M mlautaa. Sfrraa 4. ' Whoat Pllal la Idaal u aa airaai i aaaimant for awau. poultrir, San. Filling faaas are a! lot fooaa...ra. -perta aaroa eaa af the boat diot -food a la whaaU Vkoal faada aiminlah hangr aad aUaalaata OTr.ontln, while fnraOhia naedad, eaarsy aad antrlrata. Or.goa Wbrat tras yaa nanra nutrilin. mara flavor and mare eaaa af Brcaaratlaa for a fi art tool of yaar food dollar. oereoN wmi t eoMMissma km s. w. iot, pt ndutm. oeceoa .'77 1