Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, January 13 1949
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Braised Pork Shoulder
•W nx Bean» O 'Brien
•Cauliflow er w ith Tomato Sauce
Molded Cabbage-
G ra p e fru it Salad
Hot Btaculta
Jam
Beverage
Orange ChifTon Pie
•Recipe Given
the holidays , before (
A fter
the w inter season comes to a
close, you muy take a look at your
wardrobe and wonder Ju»t how you
can make it do before it's tim e or
new clothes.
Y o u 'll be happy to learn that a
b it of cure adm inistered to the rig h t
spots, a new acarf or p a ir of gloves
.th a t adds color, or perhaps a new
blouse that lifts the s k irt out of
bean» and cook five minutes longer ! the doldrums, are all that you 11
Add water and heat to boiling
need.
Now, before you get dow nright
TH E R E ARE MORE than creamy ! depressed about your wardrobe Is
potatoes to the following recipe the tim e to give them those refresh-
Like m elted ch eese and cream y
W ith the additional ingredients used . ing touches. Check each garm ent
potatoes? T hey'll be even better
to g lo rify them, you may use them m ethodically and see what it needs
when you add som e flavor to them
fo r a light lunch or supper.
’ most. Then make out a schedule
with celery, onion» and frankfurt­
Stuffed Idaho Surprises
so that all the work can be covered
er» and u)ace In potato »hell» to
(Nerves 8)
in a few days or at least less than
•erv e for a »upper or lunch.
3 Idaho potatoes, baked
' a week.
8 frankfurters, diced
W inter Vegetables Need
If dresses or coats, which have
1 cup diced celery
nothing p a rtic u la rly the m a tte r w ith
Pepped-Up Seasonings
1 sm all onion
them, don't look Just rig h t to you.
2 to 3 tablespoons shortening
I whisk them off to the cleaners. It's
For More M eal Appeal
• i pound quick-m elting cheese
surprising what a difference there
Saute the fra n kfu rters, celery and Is between clean and unclean
A R E YOU LAC KIN G Idea« for the onion In shortening; add a little wa
clothes 1
preparation of w inte r vegetables? te r and steam u n til celery is done.
I f you've been giving your silk
Glance through thia column for rea l­ Allow w ster to evaporate. Cut
and rayon blouses a quick clean­
ly »olid inspiration for I've packed baked potatoes lengthwise and re­
ing. plan to give them more atten­
it fu ll of p ra ctica l idea» uud sug- move potato from skin. Mash the
tion in both washing and Ironing
gentiona which you're certain to find potato, adding seasoning and m ilk
u ntil they are cream y und smooth. |
helpful.
It'a true that we don't have a» F ill potato shell w ith fra n k fu rte r I
m any vegetable» during these cool m ix tu re ; then a thin slice of cheese :
and top w ith the mashed potato. |
months a» during
Place in a moderate (350 degree) j
the »ummer, but
oven u ntil tops are lig h tly browned. I
th is i» the tim e to
about 15 to 20 minutes
dress and glam
orize w hat you
E scalloped Spinach
have w ith in te r­
(Serves 10)
esting seasoning: .
eg»». well beaten
us well ns differ-
cup» milk
ent methods of
cups cracker crum bs
cookery.
tablespoons m elted butler
Bake instead of
*.« terspoon »alt
b oiling a ll of them just for the sake
2 cups cooked spinach
of Interest and yo u 'll save vitam ins
M ix all ingredients thoroughly, re­
as well. B rin g out the herbs and serving about *4 cup of buttered
Add fur to skirts . . .
aauces to add new flavors to com­
crumbs fo r the
mon vegetables. Make appetizing
top. Place in a
they
color and texture combinations and
buttered
casse­ 1 departm ents and sec how
flourish
under
your
care.
see how the fa m ily eats them up!
role and cover
I f cottons are looking a b it peaked,
w ith
c ru m b s .
see
w hat a good sudsing and starch­
Here's a new way w ith carrots,
Bake in a slow
good to use when you have an
oven (325 degree) ing w ill do for them.
oven meal:
I f buttons are weary, or lace 01
until crum bs are
Baked C arrots
browned and the ruffles shabby, change these A ll of
(Serves 8)
m ixture is set in these are m in or repairs, it s true,
18 »m all carrot»
the center, about but y o u 'll be amazed at how rea lly
•i cup butle r
effective they are in m any cases.
35 minutes.
«4 ru p sugar
French-Fried Cauliflower
T ric k s fo r Hems, Collars
1 teaspoon »alt
(Serves 8 to 8)
Refresh Garments
• 4 teaspoon cinnamon
4 'j rups cooked caullfloweret»
M any a w inte r coat w ill take on
cup boiling w ater
2 egg«. s lig h tly beaten
new life if you change the co lla r or
1 cup dry bread crumb«
Scrape or pare carrots and place
hem by adding new fu r to it. This
D ip cauliflow er Into sligh tly beat­
In a casserole. Cream butter, sugar
is especially true if the coat is not
and cinnam on together; add water en eggs, roll In bread crum bs and
and blend. Pour over carrots and let stand at least one-half hour. new.
’ High-standing, sm all collars are
bake in a moderate <350 degree)
verv
popular on princess style
oven for one and one-half hours.
Spiced Bed Cabbage
(Serve» 6 to 8)
2 tablespoons m ixed «pices
3 quarts w ater
1 teaspoon »alt
2 pound« red cabbage, shredded
4 tablespoons brown sugar
4 tablespoons vinegar
Flattering Beret
A sophisticated, fo rw a rd beret
of steel gray fe lt is designed fo r
the season by Fagan hats. Cock­
ades of pleated gray grosgrain
are a rtfu lly placed to give height
and flattery while the short veil
gives a softness of effect.
Cauliflower w ill look p re ttie r and
taste better when you serve It
w ith canned tomato sauce and a
b it of I’ armesan cheese a t a pep-
up touch. This may also be used
as an Idea fo r a vegetable p latter,
adding green beans or peas to sur­
round the cauliflow er.
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like a fu r collar and cuffs on it. or
Puffed Sleeve Dress
just the form er.
OU’LL w ant to m ake several
Wide fu ll skirts fo r teen agers
versions of this dainty little
w ill take on a new look ^ y ^ P ’^ p u f f e d s l e e Y e "dress’ th a t com es in
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f X ^ k r ^ X s is a very fh e one-to-five range.
Brightly
tom of the s k irt. T h u Is a very
used fQr trim >
n a rro w sash tie s in b a c k .
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enough m ight take a contrasting Panties to match. *
colored hem of grosgrain or some!
such m aterial. Or. if you like the , P a tfe rn N . IBW isfor size. 1.2.
cuffed effect th a t is featured on so Dantjes. » « yard.
many skirts, use this piece of the
.'.m e m ate ria l as the s k irt. Sew it
S h ir tw a is t F r o c k
on but place buttons around the A W E L L t a i l o r e d s h i r t w a i s
hem so that it looks as though i t , 4 * fr o c k fo r y o u r busy w in te r
were buttoned rather than sewed schedule.
I t b utto n s d ow n the
on the dress.
fro n t, has c o m fo rta b le cap sleeves
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and two handy pockets.
A year
How to Refresh
'round favorite in suitable fabrics.
l'o u r Woolen«
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Garments w ill take on new life i
if they are properly cleaned. If you o-o rv-o-e-e-e-e «-0. <«.<..
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can't give them a dry cleaning, at
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home, then have it done profes­
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sionally.
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I f the cleaning does not add life
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to them, here's what you can do. I A General Quiz
F irs t, brush the garm ent thorough­
ly. Now tu rn it on the reverse side
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and place a damp cloth over it. Go
over every inch, using a w arm or
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3 tablespoons butter
Place spices in a sm all cheese­
cloth bag. Heut w ater and salt to
boiling, odd cabbage and spices and
cook 30 minutes. Drain. Dissolve
sugar in vinegar, add butter and
combine w ith cabbage.
In place of plain vinegar in the
above recipe, you m ay use basil
vinegar for an Interesting va ria ­
tion.
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H E R E 'S A C O LO R FU L vegetable
dish w hich w ill be a delight to bring
to the table. Inexpensive tomato
sauce comes in a can, ready to heat
and pour over the vegetable.
•C auliflow er With Tom ato Sauce
(Serves 6)
1 m edium head cauliflow er
1 8-ouncc can tom ato sau ce
2 tablespoons butter or substitute
4 tablespoons grated ch ccsc
Soak cauliflow er In cold, salted
w ater fo r 15 minutes. D rain. Place
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in a large pan of
r a p i d l y boiling,
s a lte d
w a te r
Cook, c o v e r e d ,
fo r 20 to 25 m in
utes or u ntil cau-
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liflow er is tender.
D rain. Place cauliflow er in baking
dish. Cover top w ith canned to­
mato sauce. Dot w ith butter and
sprinklq w ith cheese. Bake in a
moderate <350 degree) oven for 15
minute?
Wax Beans O 'Brien
(Serves (1 to 8)
Pattern No. 1630 comes in sizes 14. iO.
18 20 ; 40. 42 . 44 and 48. Size 18. 3*,a yards
of’ 35 or 39-inch.
D on't miss the r a i l and W inter FASH-
IO N —80 cages of sm art, easy to m ax«
styles- special features — free pattern
printed Inside the book. 25 cents.
Refresh your uoolens.
coats They don't take much tur,
are easy to put on, and are very
effective.
I f you have a suit, th.s. too, m ig ht
F ry In deep, hot fat <350 degree)
u n til brown. D ra in on absorbent pa be sm arter if you add a touch of
fu r to it. This m ay be circled around
per.
the hem or a few Inches above it.
Broccoli Souffle
It should be of a narrow flat type.
(Serves 4)
Should you desire to have fu r
3 eggs, separated
elsewhere on the suit, consider tr im ­
• i cup hot, th ick white sauce
m ing the ja c k e t w ith it. You m ight
1 cup chopped, cooked broccoli
2 tablespoons grated Parm esan
cheese
Beat egg yolks and add to white
sauce
Add' broccoli and cheese.
Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.
Pour into a buttered baking dish
and bake in a moderate <350 de­
gree) oven for 50 minutes Serve
w ith cheese sauce: make two cups
thick white sauce w ith three ta-
blespoons butter, three tablespoons
flour and two cups m ilk . Season
w ith onc-half teaspoon salt one-
eighth teaspoon pepper and add one-
half cup grated Am erican cheese.
Cook in double boiler u n til cheese
melts.
Fried Brussels Sprouts
(Serves 6)
(i tablespoons chopped plmiento
1 onion, chopped
(> tablespoons chopped onion
3 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons fat
4 cups cooked Brussels Sprouta
14 teaspoon salt
Cook onion in butter u n til tender
1 cups cooked wax beans
add sprouts and toss gently u ntil
•4 eup water
There are ever so many tricks
Cook p lm iento and onion in fat for heated thoroughly.
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Jewelry this season! F or one,
two to three minutes. Add salt and
leading Jewelers have dreamed up
Beets w ill be zippy if you cut this sw itch from pendant to pin.
LYN N SAYS:
cooked beets into thin strips and Wear a gorgeous piece such as
Use T h ese Hints to Make
beat w ith 'A cup top m ilk . 234 tea­ the gold leaf or the scintillating
V egetab les Appetizing
spoons horseradish and 1 teaspoon rhinestone sketched on a chain or
Hollow out the halves of eggplant.
a quaint black ribbon, round your
Stuff the shells w ith a combination
C auliflower leaves should not be neck fo r fo rm a l occasions, then
of cooked eggplant m ixed w ith sau­ discarded.
Cook, covered fo r 5 remove It and anchor at the
teed mushrooms, onion and cream minutes and add them to white
throat or at shoulder as a pm
sauce Cover w ith crum bs and bake
w ith your neck-hugging Jerseys.
in a casserole in a hot (400 F .)
Wax beans w ill be appetizing The m atching car rings complete
oven for 20 minutes.
when served w ith toasted, slivered
the
ensemble,
w ith
com fort,
Onions m ay be hollowed out and
(hanks to th e ir wlngback con-
almonds.
,
,
filled w ith mushrooms and cheese
Chives or m in t, chopped and add­ structions that anchor even the
sauce, then baked in a covered cas­ ed to melted butter w ill do flavor- more massive designs easily and
serole in a m oderate oven for an
some things to cooked carrots.
secu rely.
hour.
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the nap of the garm ent w ill n o tj
2. W h a t B ib lic a l c h a ra c te r was
stand up as w ell as though you had tu rn e d in to a p illa r o f salt?
ju s t pressed it leaving the cloth only !
3 w h e re is L o c h L om on d, fa-
somewhat damp.
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tablespoon of the substance In one!
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Other Garm ents Need
Special Attention
Sweaters sometimes get weary
after long hard wear during the cool
weather. I f they have shrunk be­
cause of careless washing and are
not thoroughly clean, have them
done professionally as this w ill re­
store some of th e ir o rigin al beauty.
Y o u 'll And that some sweaters
w ill look better a fte r washing and
drying, i f you go over them w ith t n
iron and a pressing cloth that is
damp. Do this on the wrong side,
just as you tre a t woolen clothing.
Gloves should come in fo r th e ir
share of m ending and cleaning just
as other pieces of clothing. Purses
should be brushed weekly and have 1
th e ir spots removed as they appear, j
Have clasps and fasteners changed
as they show the need for it.
F e lt hats should receive a th or­
ough brushing, and ornam ents may
be changed as they need freshen­
ing. Veils on any kind of hat take on
new life i f you lay the veil against
waxed paper and press w ith a w arm
• Rub in Ben-Gay, quick! Gently warming Ben-Gay
iron.
brings speedy, welcome relief from chest-cold discom­
Shoes may be refreshed by the
fort. You see, Ben-Gay contains up to 2*/a times more
re p a ir shop i f you cannot take care
methyl salicylate and menthol — two pain-relieving
of the finish at home. However,
agents known to all doctor» — than five other widely
there are good suede and leather
offered rub-ins. Insist on genuine Ben-Gay, the orig­
cleaners that can do a dm ira bly if
inal Baume Analgésique.
used properly. Change bows and
Also fa r Pain dna to RHEUMATISM, MUSCLE ACHE, and STRAIHS.
ornaments if these have been
Ask for Mild Ban-Gay for Children.
banged out of shape.
Most scarves can be washed ju s t
like clothing. Apply gentle I Hinder­
ing methods inasmuch as most of
them are delicate.
Buttons, buckles and belts takn
a lot of wear, and if they are shab­
by, it ’ s a sm all m a tte r to change
them fo r new ones rather than re­
p a ir them.
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