2a Th Bend Bulletin, Thursday March 3. 1955
These Recipes Demonstrate .
co Versatility
WO
Cottage chouse Is one ol our
, most vorsatile foods when it comes
; t preparing nourishing, appetiz-
ingameals day after day. Although
' It Is most popular as a salad part
ner for fruits and vegetates, cot-
tage cheese also makes delicious
.main djshes, appetizers and des
J sers.
; Cottage "cheee contains many
,!of the food, essentials of milk,
which makes it a very nutritious
I food. One half cupful of cottage
' cheese supplies as much high qual
i it protein as a serving of meat.
If"is economical to use for it gives
maximum food value for mini
mum, cost and there is no waste
To Illustrate the versatily of cot-
tage cheese in preparing tost;
dishes, here are three recipes; a
salad, a main dish, and a dessert.
Each is a flavor treat.
- ' Pineapple Party Salad
'' (Serve 10)
1 pkg. lime gelatin
! rlkg. lemon gelatin
f cups hot water
'; .1 cup sour cream
1 No. 2 (214 cups) crushed
' pineapple
1 cup small curd cottage
heese
i -lup sliced stuffed olives
cup chopped walnuts
Add gelatin to hot water and
stir until dissolved. Add contents
,;of can of pineapple. Cool, then
stir In sour cream, cottage cheese,
olfvs and nuts. Pour into a 2
i quart ring mold or other mold and
cniu. bervo with mayonnaise.
" . Cottage Cheese Patties
i , (Serves 4)
' I smail onion
'. 3 small green pepper
1 large carrot
Several springs parsley
2 cups soft bread crumbs
2 cups creamed cottage
cheese
JMkr paprika
.J4tsp, pepper " ' ' '
1 tsp. salt
.,-' ',4 cup milk
; i " ; '
2 Tbsp. water
' J&ckcr or cereal crumbs
, 7 Tbsp. butter
' Grate onion, pepper and carrot
very fine; chop parsley very fine;
icrumble bread. Mix- vegetables
witty, cottage cheese; add srason
' ingft breadcrumbs end mix, then
stir In milk, Mix well, then shape
nto patties. Heat egg up with
water. Dip patties in egg, then in
finely rolled crumbs. Melt butter
in skillet and fry patties quickly
on both sides. Serve with broiled
tomatoes. '
Raspberry Cheese Cake
(Serves 6 to I)
VA cups Zwieback "crumbs
2 Tbsp. sugar
3 Tbsp. melted butter
V4 cup sugar
2 Tbsp. flour
M tsp. salt
VA cups cream cheese
cheese
'4 . cup cream
2 eggs separated
1 tsp. vanilla
2 cups fresh or frozen
raspberries
. Combine crumbs, sugar and but
ter. Blend well and press evenly
nto a buttered 9-lnch cake or
spring form pan reserving 54 cup
mixture for top. Blend BUgar, salt
and flour and beaten yolks. Fold
in stiffly beaten egg whites and
vanilla. Turn into crumb crust and
bake at 325 degrees F. for 45 min-
utes. Cool. Serve with whipped
cream and raspberries.
Aqerola Juice Is
High in Vitamin C
A new vitamin C-enriched apple
Juice Is packed with nutntlon
tiewj Each 4-ounce can contains
J-efroshlng breakfast beverage
Jhais four per cent juice of the
tcf&'a .bnrry. Accrola is a Puerto
Iltiemi fruit .whose cherry-like ber
ry, is scientifically reported to con
JtaiiMO times more vitamin, C thun
cringes.
J The chilled juice has a fresh ap
jile taste. No trace of the acerola
lavor Is detected. That little can
Jot strained juice contains enough
vitamin C for a baby's full duily
Jieeds. ;
Tl vitamin content of these
tropical, berries was discovered in
J945 by Dr. Conrado F. Asenjo.
'Dr. Asenjo, who studied bio-chem-Jstry
at the University of Wiscon
sin Jnd University of Chicago, is
lowjiead of biochemistry and mi'
jtritRRt at the University of Puerto
I In 1919 Harvey Greenspan, pros-
Ident of the BiB Corporation
J)f Florida, decided to spend sev
-prarvonrs Hovelonlni' a coniinrr-
rlCi)lantntlon of the scai-ce nce
i'olar" trees in -order to produce
enough berries to uso in canned
.baby fruit juices, Uiut lack or arc
low in vilumln C. Ijiter Greenspan
'built, a canning plant in Puerto
lUco.
" TUs month the first of the ace
rolanriclu'd Juices will bo put on
the American market. They carry
."the American Medical Associa
tion's seal o( approval. Only ap-j)le-r)ulce
with ncerola will be
aVuTJible at firat. Shortly, how
Vve there will be pineapple Juice,
nntruter tomato and pear juice.
TJItiniately neeiula mny be used
to add vitlmin C to soft drinks.
- TU' fact that acerola's extrnord
Jnary vitninin C content can now
lieliscd In juices lacking or low in
vitamin C without changing tl.e wasn t toing to cut the grass.
Jlavrfr, is an important slep for-'lie had taken the mower outside
uu-d in American nutrition. to adjust It.
Broadway's Best
Likes Sole Fillets
Fish, skillfully prepared, is won
derful eating. Ever enjoy fillets
of sole served on asparagus cn
toast with a subtly cheese-flavored
sauce over it all? Sole Mornay on
asparagus is No. 1 on the list of
favorite fish ' dishes of David
Wayne, voted "Best Actor on
Broadway."
Bora in Michigan, Wayne loves
New York because of its wide va
riety of fish and shellfish." Of
course, he works in New York,
too, as Sakinl in "Teahouse of the
August Moon" and also as "Nor-
by", on television. His wife, son,
twin daughters and he ottcn enjoy
bouillabaisse and finnan haddie
with egg-caper sauce. So let's look
in on the Duvid Wayne fish-loving
household.
Solo Moniny on Asparagus
(Makes 3 to 4 iMtrvliigH)
Mornay Sauce: Two tablespoons
butter or margarine, 2 tablespoons
flour, 1 cup milk, Yi cup gralcd
Parmesan cheese, '4 teaspoon
suit, dash pepper.
In top ot double boiler over di
rect heat melt butter or margarine
mrstn" in' flour. Gradually add
milk. Cook, stirring constantly,
until sauce thickens, about 5 min
utes. Add cheese and continue
stirring lightly until cheese is
melted. Dilute with a little milk
or cream, if necessary. Add sea
sonings. Place over hot water and
keep hot while asparagus and sole
are being prepared.
Asparagus and Solo; One pack
age frozen asparagus, 1 pound
sole fillets, fresh or frozen (or
other white-meated fillets), 4
slices buttered toast.
Cook asparagus according to di
rections on box. In the meantime,
poach fillets In half a cup of water
about 5 minutes (10 to 35 if fillets
are frozen) or until fish flakes
easily when tested with a fork.
Place asparagus on toast, fish on
nsparagus, top with Mornay sauce.
Slide under broiler und brown for
a minute or two,
TOMORROW'S DINNER; Have
grapefruit, fillets of sole Mornay
on asparagus, parsley boiled po
tatoe balls, crusty rolls, butter.
mixed green salad, oil and lemon
juice, apple turnovers, hurd sauce,
coffee, tea, milk.
QUICK MUFFIN TREAT These delicious fruit-filled muffins
will make a hit with the family.
Wheat Muffins
Are Easily Made
Here's a recipe for fruit-filled
quick wheat muffins that can be
ready to place in the oven to bake
in seconds. And, the wonderful
nut-like wheat aromu that will fill
the kitchen just urges everyone to
hurrv lin when dinner's renrlv. !
They're made with instant-cooking
wheat cereal. They're easy to mix,
quick to bake, and they'll disap
pear so fast you'll wish you'd
made twice as many.
If desired, 'A cup-well chopped
canned peaches or 14 cup well
drained crushed pineapple may be
subsitutcd for the dales in the
recipe.
' Fruit Muffins
(Makes about 1!! medium muffins)
Vk cups sifted flour .
'4 cup sugar
3 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
Vk cups Instant wheat
cereal
Mi cup chopped dates
cup oil or melted
Shortening
1 cfig .
2-3 cup (1 small can) undi
luted evaporated milk
1-3 cup water
Sift'' flour, sugar, baking powder
and salt In bowl. Add cereal and
dates. Bent oil, egg, milk
and water together. Slowly add to
dry Ingredients; stir lightly until
just blended. Fill buttered muffin
tins two.thirds full of muffin bat
ter. Bake in hot oven (425 degrees
F) about 15 to 20 minutes until
golden brown. Serve at once.
Water Resources
Compromise Seen
SALEM (UP)-Rpp. Hnrvey II.
DeArmond, R-Bend, said today a
rroiviprornise bill, on creation of a
water resources board in 'Oregon
was lx'ing worked out.
A hearing on the original meas
ure brought a flock of objections
from irrigation district attorneys
who said some provisions were
unconstitutional. i
DeArmond, chairman of a sub
committee of the House Commerce
rind Utilities Committee, was ap
pointed ulong with Hep. Al Cor
hctt, D - Portland, Allen Tom R
ilufus, and Earl Hill, R-Cushmun,
to work out objections with attor
neys and Frank McColloch of Port
land. McColloch headed the board
which drew up the bill.
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' At'l'KOI'KIATK Tl'NK,
TOKYO (UP) An earthquake
shook Tokyo Tuesday while Pfii
Pat. Sheridan was playing the tune
"Love Can Cause nn Enrllinuake"
o'er the Armed Forces Radio net
work. .
"That was Love Can Cause An
Earthquake," Sheridan announced
when the song ended.
A second quake promptly jolted
the city.
PILGRIMS TO GASOLINE?
PLYMOUTH, Moss. (UP)
Should a house built in 1G27 by
one of the Mayflower passengers
lie torn down to make space for a
'tiling station? That Is the ques
tion North, Plymouth residents
luist answer. Edward Doty built
Mie house Just seven years after
'he pilgrims landed here. Now a
'!tisollne firm wants to use the site
for a filling station.
The baby hippopotamus weighs
ibout 100 pounds at birth and can
wim before it can walk.
SHRIMP AND VEGETABLE CASSEROLE baked in a ring mold
makes a beautiful and tasty party dish.
These Texas Shrimp Dishes
Are Extra-Special Recipes
Down in Brownsville, Tex.is,
deep in the shrimp country, the
women ar proud of their special
shrimp recipes. Mrs. Henry J. He
hert developed a ring mold which
she says her children and friends
rave about. Mrs. Vergil Vcrsaggi,
whose husband is a former presi
dent of the Shrimp Association of
the Americas, is mighty proud of
her shrimp pilau. So how about
having a Brownsville dinner to
night? Shrimp-Vegetable- Casserole
Baked ill King Mold
(Makes 6 servings)
Two pounds shrimp, fresh or
frozen, '4 cup salad oil, "i cup
chopped onion, 'ti cup chopped
celery, 'A cup chopped green pep-
cups day-old bread, 1 egg,
1 teaspoon salt, dash pepper, 'a
cup buttered bread crumbs or
cracker meal.
Clean and devoin shrimp. Cook
it in about 2 quarts salted water.
Drain. Run through medium blade
of food chopper or cut in small
pieces. Heat salad oil and saute
onion, celery ana green pepper.
Best results are obtained !y cov
ering and stirring from time to
time, until mixture is "trans
parent." Soak bread in water and squeeze
out excess. Add to vegetables. Add
shrimp, raw egg, salt, and popper
and mix thoroughly. Put in but
tered casserole or buttered ring
mold. Top with buttered crumbs
and bake about 15 minutes in
moderate oven (.'150 degrees F.)
Kill center of ring with frozen or
canned peas.
Shrimp l'llnu
(Makes fl servings)
Two pounds shrimp, fresh or fro
zen, '4 cup cooking oil, '4 pound
salt pori, cut in small pieces,
medium green pepper, chopped
fine, 1 small onion, minced, 1 No.
2 can tomatoes, 4 whole cloves, 1
teaspoon salt, dash pepper, Vis
cups precooked rice.
Clean and devoin shrimp, sprin
kle with salt and set aside until
needed. Heat oil and saute the
salt pork with the green pepper
and onion about 15 minutes, or un
til pepper and onion are soft. Add
tomatoes and 1 to 1'j cups cold
water; add cloves and seasonings.
Simmer for half an hour. To this
mixture add the raw shrimp and
and cook 5 minutes, then add the
rice. Cook 10 minutes.
TOMORROW'S DINNER: Try
shrimp and vegetable casserolif
baked in ring mold filled with peas,
homemade or frozen French fried
potatoes, crisp rolls, butter, raw
carrot sticks, cucumber sticks,
celery, canned apricots, prepared
mix brownies, coffee, tea, milk.
he did
WAIIOO, Neb. (UP) Sheriff
Joe Divis gave chase when be saw
a youth leave a dance hall here,
jump into his car and speed down
the road. Divis said the young man
told him he was dancing with a
girl when a "big guy" tapped him
on the shoulder and suggested lie
leave in a hurry. No charges.
IIOSK HAZARD
MONTVILLE, Conn. (UP)
Firemen fighting a house blaze
were hard pressed for water. They
discovered a nearby pond and un
rolled their lines across rail
road tracks and began pump
ing. Minutes later a freight train
passed and cut the hose. The house
burned down.
MOWER MOWED
GORHAM, Mc. (UP) The
temperature was near zero and
the ground was covered with sev
eral inches of snow when Hurry
A. lloyt Jr., 31, gashed three toes
with a power lawiimower. No, he
i
THE DIFFERENT HOT
, CEREAL NOW BETTER
THAN EVER I
TODAY'S IMPROVED
CARNATION
INSTANT WHEAT
b"22
Hf&JI
"nation
INSTANT
-WHIAT
D MEAT CO.
One ol the most violent earth
quakes even known, at New Ma
drid, Mo., resulted not in destruc
tion, but in the creation of Reel
foot Lake which abounds with
what has been called one of :he
most teeming collections of wild
life and vegetation in the world.
MMfPflMHiaSiB
BEN!
The Working Men's Market
Steer Beef Chuck
POT ROA
Lean Boneless
BEEF ST
Fresh Light
SPARE
Loin 3 J lb. Average
PORK ROAST 4
I lb. Val Pack Skinless
FRANKFURTERS
1 PINT KRAUT
Both .
For
ib. 49'
Val Pack
SLICED BACOII ib. 42c
Country Style
Pork Sausage 3 ibs. l.S
Bud Huston
Phone 2
4 Free Deliveries Daily
Joe George
933 Wall St.
, .Only 2
me Day s
To .Get
Choice of Red, Pink, Yellow or Bi-Color. dc-Kvsred
when you want them, ready to plant.
ITU each ORDER of $10 or more
thru Suii,Mar.6
Early Garden Freestone or Star Orchard Cling
No. 2 cans $ 1 00
White Star '
Bite Size
3
csns $100
Walla Walla Cut Spears, 10-cz.
Diamond-A, No. 303
Green Beans
Hood River, No. 303
Applesauce
$1.
5 fins 1.00
can 19c
Frozen Pecs, Cut Corn,
Chopped BroscsSi, Mixed
Vegetebtos, SpSncscfo
choke 6 pkgs. . s1.09
Rose Valley
CHEESE
lb.
39e
Nescafe Instant
COFFEE
A'oz. $"3 49
Creamettes, Fine or Medium
Macaroni or doodles 2 25'
N.B.C.
Waffle Cresx.1 Cookies or
Pecnu Cream Pcf ties
ehsice 2 for 43c
Halo Shampoo
Alka Seltzer
Band Aids
Crest Tooth Paste
rviodess,
large size 57c
large size 54c
large pkg. 49c
econ. size 69c
12's 39c 48 $1.49
FREE tin of Ajax with
2 Bge. pkgs. 62c
SOUP MSXES
Noodle or Tomato
Vegetable 3 pack
Onion or Beef
Vegetable pkg. "j yc
Fresh Columbia River
SLICED
SALMON
lb. jqc
tirade Good
Beef Pot Rosst Ib. 39c
Svcss Steaks lb. 69c
Fresh Oysters pint 69c
Melrose Sliced Bacon lb. 4$c
Smokces 12-ci. pkg. 49c
APPLES
Roman Beauties
2' ib, 29c
Delicious
Dox $ 79
Arizona White
GRAPEFRUIT
AVOCADOS
CARROTS
BANANAS
2 lb. box
2 for
2 bunches
Ib
39c
25c
25c
19c
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