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By ABNER GORDON
The World’s News Seen Through
T he C hristian S cience M onitor
M r. a n d M rs. F re d B ra u n a n d
tn e i r
tw o so n s, W illia m
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COR S A L E : M ILLW O O D
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n t ti ie l r n ew lo c a tio n on Lonj-
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Espei tally whea tb is early American
fcait it u»ed in three »nrh tempting vari­
2 m ps fresh cranberries
ation, ol pie lore. Three pie» lo give a
1 cup -net
Mlip to (all meal« are Horn O’Pienty,
2 apple«, peeled and Quartered
with cranberry and walnut meat* peek­
Y 4 cup mixed candied peel
ing out from a while collar of meringue, I
1 cup raisins
Cranberry Mince Pie, and Cranberry
1 cup currant*
Chiffon Pie, with it* center decoration |
IV* cup* brown sugar
of whipped cream.
V 4 tea*poon nutmeg
It wa, Ellis Parker Butler, the humor- '
Ak teasjKion cinnamon
ist, who «aid. “Waslnriglim, Lincoln and
H teaspoon dove«
pie are immortal.” Be that a» it may. '
teaspoon ginger
pie i* America'« rm*t popular dessert |
Grated rind 1 lemon
and the cranberry, which the Pilgrim
3 tablespoon» lemon juice
settler- learned oi from the Indian*. |
V4 cup fruit juice (Cranberry,
is one «1 ihi* country'» oldest pie in­
orange sr pineapple)
gredient.
Pie pastry
You . can
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Put cranlierrie«. »uet. apple» and can-
from the health -core. too. for with the
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comrols rr«nJ»efTief u»ed liberally along plate line<l with pawiry. arrange «trip« <»
with other Vitamin A food« are a »trong pie cruet cnee « roe« m er the tr p. Hr ueh
foe against the common cold. You can i with milk. Bake in hot oven 4*10 f ..
eat your cranberry pie and have your to-45 minute*. Meke* two 8 -inch pie*.
vitamins, too
C ra n b e rry Chiffon Pia
H orn O’ P le n ty Pi#
2 > op* raw cranberrie»
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*4 cup wylry
1 ta h le * p o o n r o r a t t a v c h
3 egg*, »epanted
k cup water
1 cup sugar
*
3 cups raw rranberrve»
1 tablespoon gelatin
A cup raisin*
\k cup icdd water
H cup brokes wain«* *ar «l*
Da»h of »ait
2 tablespiHm» boiler
1 tablespoon lemon jniee
Few grain» »alt
Baked pie shell
I baked pie »hell (t* )
Y 4 cup cream, whipped
1 egg while*
Cook rranbrtrie* in water until all the
6 tablespoon« brown sugar
Blend sugar and cornstarch; add wa­ »kina pop open. Put through sieve and
ter and bring to boil. Wash cranberries; add Is egg yslks beaten together with
add with raisins and outs. Cook slowly half the sugar. <>mk over hot water un-
until cranberries pop open. Add butter til thickened. Add gelatin, softened in
and salt. Set adide to cool; do not stir. cold water, »alt and lemon juice. Cool.
Beat egg whites s tif ; gradually add Fold in egg whites, »Kipje-d »tiff with
brown sugar, beating const «nth while
remaining half cup of sugar. Transfer
adding. Poor filling into baked pie
Is
baked pie shell and chill until firm
■bell; pile m m ngoe on top. Bake in
slew • n (325” F t 2« miautea or until Spread top with wiilpp-H irrani just
before serving. Mesev 1 K in. h pic.
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