. -4a The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, June 2, 1955'
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PICKLES ADD VARIETY TO MENUS
ALL YEAR
ROUND
Wondering what to serve for Spring mcalx? Try Ground
Horn and I'irkle Steak, a main lili that's sure to he a hit
with grownuns and children alike. A garnish of pii kle fans
and pineapple rings give this reciiie eye appeal aa well as
templing flavor. Green brain, cooked widi a dash of garlic
salt, and buttery fan tan rolls add the (minding touches to a
nienuthat will irove to he a year round favorite in your home.
It isn't necessary to have a dozen assorted items in the
pantry to garnish food attractively. One or two varieties ol
piikjes and eomc imagination can do the trick. Their ver
satility makes them adaptable to many uses, and so economical
of money and time. You'll find the tang and texture of pickles
teams up with many foods to flatter flavors and add the spe
cial zestincss that makes a meal successful.
Ground Ham and Pickle Steak
(Makes 4 servings)
2 )2unre cant rhopicl bam, 1 No. 2 ran sliird piniij!c,
ground ilruiiH'il
M cup clioppril onion '5 ii-uiotu prrpurtil u.iiMurd
I 1 j cups Ml bn-aJ rriiiulM lYpjwr tit lantu
i c"P clioppwl dill pirkln 4 Hliole small dill pickles ,
1 epl, slightly bcatrn
- Combine ham, onions, crumlH, chopped pickles and egg
Keserve 4 slices pineapple for top garnish. Chop rcinaiuinj
pineapple and add to incut mixture. Add rctnuiiiing ingrcdi
ents, except whole pickles, and mix well, Shape into largi
steak about 1-inch thick. Until about 5 inches from source o
heat 10 minutes, or until browned. Top wilh reserved pine
apple and garnish with dill pickle fan-. Continue broiliii
3 minutes, or until pineapple is browned.
To make dIH pickle fans, slice small dill uitktcs leuctumae. withou
rutting all the way through; spreud slir-ca.
; Yellow Cake Recipe Given
By (.AVNOK .,llOX
- NEA Food nd Marlcrta KHlor
r Muybc Dad in sLruKKHn? to keep
his waistline down. t Here's a won
T derful yellow cake made without
any shorlening. Cola, used as li-'-quid,
helps to give volume, lijcht-
ness ol texture and delicate tla-
- vor.
FuthiT'ft l)ny Cake
,. Five eggs, 'A teaspoon salt. U
-teaspoon creum of tartar, 1 13
cups sugar, I tablespoon lemon
- Juice, 2 teaspoons vanilla, 2-3 cup
bottled cola, lvi cups silled oak"
'Hour, X teaspoon baking powder
- Turn on oven at 325 degrees F.
- beparale whites and yolks of
tug into your two largest mixing
-bowls. Aild .salt to whites, beat
"at high speed until foamy. Add
criu-m of tartar, continue (beating
at high speed for about 3 minutes
"of until stiff.
1 At low .speed, gradually heal
. In HUgar until blended. Set bowl
aside. Don't wash beater.
I To the egg yolks, add lemon
-jqico, vanilla and half the cola.
"Beat at high speed for 2 minutes,
I add remaining cola and beat 2
minutes longer. Sift tngi'ther the
sifted cake flour and baking pow
der three times. Fold in hghlly
by hand, alternating with 'beaten
Ze-$ yolks, into beaten ei;g whites.
A wire whisk is best for this.
"Fold m air as you work.
loi.r baiter into unyreased 10-
men tube pan. Bake at 32fi de
agrees F. for M minutes. Cake is
-done when ttp is firm at hhi
toueh of finger. Itemnve fioin
.oven and turn pan upside down
at once. Leave until eake is com
"plelely eoltl, about l'i hours.
Uiose n sides with spalula and
slide cake out. Frost top with
,(la-Chocolate Icing, lot linn it
drip invitingly down the sides.
" ; ( oln (itorliite leiiiff: Makes
enough for top of 10-inch caiu.
"Tliive laltlesoons cornstarch.
'i cup twilled cola. cup sugar.
cola In saucepan. Cook, stirring
until sugar is dissolved. Boil
gently for 5 minutes, stirring
constantly. .Stir in dissolved
cornstarch and continue to cook
and stir until thickened, about 3
to 4 minutes. Add vanilla and
beat smooth.
TOMOICKOWS IIINM It: Tiy
Shrimp cocktail, broiled sirloin
steak, French frid potatoes.
corn on eob, club rolls, butler
lettuce and tomato salad. Thou
sand Island dressing, Father')
Day Cola cake, coffee, lea, milk
Very Handy
For Outdoor
Eating Days
Very handy h have on hand f'
the outdoor eating days ahead is
this Palio Relish Sauce, and hero's
why. Wherever a flavorful sauce
with tomato overtones is indicated,
iliis zippy blend of onion, garlic.
catsup. Sherry, lemon .to ice, ti -
ter and Worcestershire will pNase.
It stmuld In- seized hot over ham
burgers, frankfurters, frinl chick
en, fish, to name a few nf the
foods it will accompany with last
Special to The Kullt lin
LAI'INK Memlwrs of the Little
Deschutes CJrange 939 held a vis
itation meeting et the home of
Mrs. Charles Ferns last Thursday
noon. There were eight ladies
from the Redmond grange. A total
of 17 attended.
Mrs. Berthu ShuKs, home eco
nomics chairman of the grange,
was in charge of the turkey din
ner. Mrs. Kate Ferns and Mrs.
Inez Skidgel had charge of the en
tertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Milten
berger attended the dinner in Red
mond last Thursday evening for
Postmaster Art Tifft who is retir
ing July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Townsend
and son Richard visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Sknh;el and Mr. and
Mrs. Uss Cagle and family.
Guests of J. K. Mcrtz of Pau
lina lake were Ins sisters Miss
Julia Mertz and Mrs. Leo Mar
shall of Sha kopec, Minn. They
were en route home from San
Carlos, Calif.
Recent guests this past week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Ishmael were 'Jim and Frank
Werne of Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellwrn Parker
ind family attended the wedding
of Shiriey Steams to Keith Brown
ing Sunday at the Baptist church
in PrineviHe. Mr. and Mrs. Carev
Stearns also attended the wedding.
The 'bride is the niece of Stearns.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lowry
and children arrived at he Stearns
ranch at Paulina Prairie for a tew
days.
Miss Donna Carter, daughter of
Mr. and Mis. D. W. Carter, lett
Saturday evening to return to Los
Angeles, Calif., where she works.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sigurd Askviken for the holi
day were Mrs. Askviken's brother.
Don Sawyer. M'ss Jo Hull of Port
land and Mr. and Mrs. John Roy
of Oregon City.
Mrs. Askviken and Don Sawyer
received word late Sunday after
noon of the death of their brother-in-law.
William D. Stewart of Ful
lord Harlwmr. Salt Spring Island.
British Columbia. Sawyer left for
Canada today.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Horning and
son David were called to Del-nke
on the death of Homing's mother.-
Ray Garrison was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Parker and son
over the Memorial Day holiday.
June Begins
Like March
Ity I'MTKI) I'lti:sS
June began like March Wednes
day as snow, hail, thunderstorms
ind gusty winds hit parts of the
nation.
The mercury dipped fo the 10s
in the western third of the coun
try The nation's low today was
chilling 13 al Kly. Nev.,
where nearly an inch and a half
ol snow fell in n 21-hour period.
Central and Northern Plains
stales were pelted last nitwit by
widely scattered hail siorm.
Thunderstorms drenched a few
areas while gusty winds kicked up
dust in the Southwest.
I Heavy rain hit New Fnglaed,
i u i tli Burlington, VI., reeonlin.;
I is a good "keeper," when place 1 ' more than an inch in six bonis.
overed jar and stored in l he
refrigerator.
I'atlo Itetish Siim-e
1 mithum-sir'erl onion, gm1d
1 clove garlic, grated or put
through garlic press
ti tallesxons butter or marga
riue
;,i cup catsu
' j cup California Sherry Wine
3 lalilesp.i ns lemon juice
I teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
Sail to tasle
Saule onum and garlic gently in
.Scattered tain muainvlnle fol-
lowed snow in Nevada. The snuw
had piled up to two inches deep
on the ground at K no, Nev. At
lluc Canyon. Calif., three incho-i
of snow was measured on the
ground yesterday.
The cold air swept down from
Canada and moved over the cen
tral plateau and Central Roc;.y
Mountain region. It dropped tem
peratures "JO to IK) degrees nvei
Nevada and puts of Utah, Wyo
ming, and Idaho.
The cold front moved eastwaid
'J', squares (2 ounces) unsweeten- hm ter tint il golden and lender. Add during the nfghl and was to
efl ctiocolatr, k teaspoon salt, a remaining iii.'tvdienK; mix weU N,in-.,.ka by tonight, nushmg
"teaspoon vanilla. land heal lo suumei in-.;. Serve 1 ,,r ,,v.r Western Minnesota and
-Blend cornstarch with cup mg lit as a s nice for hamburgers. ! j,.m stunvers and thundcishow
the cola; set aside. Put sugar, , tr.mklurters. fried chicken, tried. (,rs .lll,,.t f jt
-ciUH'iH.iie, sail and ivmauung prawns or an planu-ioked nn 1
BEND MEAT CO.
The Working Man's Meat Market
Loin 3 J lb. Average
Pork Roasts ib49c
:Plate
Boiling Beef lb 1SC
.Home Rendered
tqrd Ib15
Home Cured
Jowl Bacon ib2.5(
BUD HUSTON, Owner
4 Free Deliveries
933 Wall St.
Tie south was having more
June-like ue.ilher with the mei -eurv
hitting !l yesterday at Mi
ami, Kla., and hi, at Presidio,
Te. ( lenerall v clear skies were
forn al for Ind iv.
10,000 Anglers
Visit River Area
S'-nu Hl.iHK) pcple. mostly f'.sh
ei'men in the uvper Deschutes
coii!itr, e?-. on the llend dUnet
of the PoselnUcs National Foivst
nun' the uiN'keod, R.inger K, J.
Parker estimated toda .
, Heavies! concenlrati'Mi of xirA
tors was in the Wickuip, Crane
I'laine and Smiih Twin l ikes area.
'Hie heay cin'eniralion of an
g'eiN in tin' n;';v r I ti"chu(cs iv
g:on was ittr;! ule.J to tnc (act
that the Now! tern crater count r
was s,iMrt.t'laulo-ted. with the lakes
VU ti lMen.
Cutis p-mder is a hieed of pi
different spice The include tur
meric gi'!.;er. hi ti k pet'per. rsv
enne pepper, p.twd.-l ei Hove I.
tvid'"-el c.travvav vc-is. p.iwi.!'
ed c nd,im-M s. e,i,s ,tnd powdt r
e C"l latld'T .seeds
Ta
Muni
cent !
..N.-d til" firsl
'ts-i-s on Ahi1 J.
Medo-Land Bend Dairy
Butter
iu CQ( f Tillamook ., rv I
MARGARINE M
do. 55 hB??!
W ,umatO JUICE $
ISJ" 5for JLI
Bend Dairy 3 qts. I
ICE CREAM Ml I
FlliV "oz. 5Cc All Your Favorite Flavors Available Jl I
Medo-Land, Pint
Cottage Cheese 25
AA Large
ggs
Locally Produced
Guaranteed Fresh
Bend Dairy, Helphrey, Medo-Land Homogenized
ilk qal id 5'
ai aaaV
Domedary, White, Yellow, and Chocolate
ake
19 oz.
Pkg.
Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS AQt
2 lb. box "
.-.sh Coarh.-lln Vlli-y
Sweet corn . .
Mc- For Sliclnif
Cucumbers . .
Contaloupe .
Strawberries
Hix- ('iilifornitt
T4noc . . .
W1.H.- U"- N. C U 27 C
toes
........ 2 cups
49c '
Sunshine Cup Custard
COOKIES OCc
1t oz. bag
Sunshine Candy
ORANGE SLICES OQc
141 oz. bag
Pennant Ice Cream 7 oz.
TOPPINGS 2 27c
Assorted Flavors for
Finer
PAPER NAPKINS 1 flc
Pkg. of 150 1 w
Finer
WAXED PAPER 1 Qc
125 ft. roll B
Finer
CUPS Pkg. 1 Ac
Hot or Cold 1 u
1
Oscar Mayer, 10 oz tin
Weiners 45c
Blue Bell, Foil Bag
Potato Chips 49
French's 5 oz bottle
Barbecue Sauce 21 c
French's 6 oz bottle
Mustard 10c
Hot Glo 10 lb. bag
Briquets 1 30
Hot Glo, 20 lb. bag
Briquets '20
White
King Soap
or
Detergent
Lge. Size
29'
White King
LIQUID SOAP
vr 39"
White King
Cleanser
3 cens
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Phone 303
, Where Your Money
Really Buys More!
Grain Fed Steer Beef
DEEF POT ROASTS
lb 45'
Lean, Mild Cure
SLICED BACON
lb 45'
Our Own Home Cure
BEEF BACON
55'
Nicely Seasoned, Veal,
Pork and Beef
MOCK CHICKEN LEGS
3 foy 25(
Cooked, Boneless,
Ready to eat
PICNICS--
each 2,59
From Steer Beef
BEEF SHORT RIBS
We Specialize in Cutting and
Wrapping your 4-H Locker Meat
to your personal specifications.
Also Curing and Smoking your
Hams and Bacon.
Phone 2
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