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Almond Stuffing Fills Turkey
id Tea
Eugene Garden Club Schedules Annual Holiday Home Tour
Holiday-lime Is eating time,
and your holiday eating will be
ever so pleaiureable if you ituf
the turkey or chicken with
"Holiday Almond Stuffing."
Convenience foods such as
seasoned stuffing mix, instant
minced onion and almonda al
ready roasted and diced take
practically U of the labor out
at preparing this tally orange
flavored stuffing,
In addition to roasted diced
almonds, toasted slivered al
monds and unblanched whole
almonds are now packed in at
tractive cans. Smokehouse
cocktail almonds, surefire hits
at any holiday party, are also
found these days in tins.
If you wish to smoke your
own almonds, combine i tea
spoon liquid smoke and 2 tea
spoons water, then toss with 1
cup unblanched whole almonds.
Cover and let stand overnight.
Boast in flat pan in 300-de-grce
(slow) oven 20 to 25 min
utes or until lightly browned,
stirring often. Sprinkle with
salt.
Holiday Almond Stuffing
1 cup roasted diced
almonds
1H cups thinly-sliced celery
H cup finely-chopped
celery leavea
3 quarts seasoned stuffing
mix
3 tablespoons instant
minced onion
1 teaspoon salt
2 large oranges, pared,
sectioned and diced
1 cup chicken broth or
giblet stock
1 tablespoons lemon juice
Vi cup melted butter or
margarine
Toss together in large
bowl, all ingredients except
broth, lemon juice and butter.
Heat broth; itir in lemon juice
and butter. Drizzle over stuffing
mixture and toss to mix
thoroughly. Pack lightly into
turkey.
Makes 4 quarts stuffing
enough for 16 Ib.-turkey).
Members of Eugene Garden
Club are preparing for their
annual bazaar and Christmas
tour of holiday-decorated homes
So be held Bee. 7 and 8.
The tour will be from 2 p.m.
to S p.m. both days and the
bazaar from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tickets for the tour may be
purchased at the Garden Club,
1645 High St. where the bazaar
and tea will be served.
Mrs. O. R. Lessei is chairman
for the lea which will climax
(he tour. Mrs. D. C. Warner,
Mrs. Carl Gregg, and Mrs. L.
tea table and also a number of
decorate the Bond home in a
traditional manner.
Mr. Walitc Carpenter, and
her committee, Mrs. Hog Samp
son, Mrs. Lyle Ssgcha and Mrs.
Xanneth Weitie! will use an
Oriental motif for lis Lsverett
McDonell home at 2803 Country
Lane in th Westward Hs are.,
Tha home of the Ben An
drews at 2195 Bedford Way will
be decorated by Mrs, K. C.
Carver and her committee, Mrs.
Sig Seashore, Mrs. Tom Blair
and Mrs. Marvin Knulsen, who
wilt use a contemporary decor.
The colonial home of the
Clarence Chase family just off
Centennial Blvd. in th Chase
Gardens tret will be decorated
by Mrs. Wistoa Painods and
her committee, Mrs. Louis Bab
cock, Mrs. Asssel Ghtsiina, Mr.
Lloyd Staples, Mr. Charles
Shield and Mrs. E. S. Sawyer.
Mrs. EHirteth Roman, gR
eral chairman for th bazaar,
has been holding weekly work
shops. Several members have
been making knitted baU to sell
in the hat bar which will be
manned by Mrs. Raih Johnson.
Mrs. R. L. Kollelt will have a
"white elephant" Sable; Mrs.
MUlii Lamen will have Csrfst
m food especially breads!
for s; Mrs. Fred Flock and!
Mrs. B. D. Busey will sell
gretss of all kinds; Mrs. Jessie
Stawart will have the candy
booth far the Afternoon Gard
eners; Mri. E. E. Back will sell
berbt, tie. grown and jssck
tge4 by Hts herb groap.
Mrs. Ed Walder and a esm
mittee will serve tea and cake
from 9 a.m. tralsi tha tour lea
opens at 2 p.m. There tlse wilt
be small gifts, ensansealt, dried
materials and driftwood for
sale.
degoraied Christmas trees m
display in the tearoom. Assist
ing Mrs. Lessei with Use tea are
Mr. J. A, Carlson, Mrs. George
Fisher, Mrs. W. . Fairies and
Airs, James Game,
Mrs. Jerry Town and Mre,
Bernard Lyons ar (antral
chairmen for the tour o four
Eugene homes.
Mrs. Glenn Casady is chair
man for the Sam Bond home at
750 W. Broadway, assisted by
Mrs. Millia Lamen, Mrs. C. E.
Hammer, Mrs. D. V. Peterson
and Mrs. F. W. Penor. They will
M. Watson will decorate the
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