S o u th ern Oregon News Review, Thursday, M arch 17, 1949
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Observing Rules Is 'M ust'
When Home Cooks M ake
Dishes of Cheese, Eggs
LYNN
IF YO U'RE BUSY juggling menui
for Lent or lim ply trying to add
variety to your meala, then there's
concrete help In toduy’i column of
recipes.
Cheese,
egga nnd fish are
favorite
fo o d s
right now, und It's
a wise Idea to
know how to bring
out the best In
each food.
All these foods,
cheese, eggs and fish are economi­
cal. which may be an Incentive for
you to give them more than a pass­
ing thought. However, they're ulso
foods which are highly nourishing.
All three contain high quality pro­
tein which you need for building
and repairing tissue.
Aside from other vitamins, cheese
furnishes calcium and riboflavin.
Eggs supply vitamin A and riboflav­
in as well as Iron. For these rea­
sons, both foods should be Included
In the dally diet.
• • •
T H E R E ARE MANY schools of
thought on how omelets should be
mode, but the main thing Is to have
them light.
A light touch Is necessary In put­
ting together nn omelet and It
should be cooked until Just done,
then served at once. The omelet
A flavor triumph Is this new
way with omelet which uses
broccoli In the fold and Is ser­
ved with a delightful cheese
sauce. Thnre’s nourishment a-
plenly In this cheese, egg and
vegetable combination as well
as variety for your menu plans.
recipe given here uses one of the
season's most delicious green vege­
tables and Is made even more ap­
pealing with cheese sauce. Serve
it with a vegetable juice cocktail,
hot rolls and relishes and a simple
fruit dessert, and you have a meal
you'll be proud to serve anyone.
Krocroll Omelet
(Serves 6)
6
6
44
1
1
eggs
tablespoons milk
teaspoon salt
tablespoon butter
cup hot, chopped steamed
broccoli
44 pound
American
Cheddar
cheese
44 cup milk
Whole heads of cooked broc­
coli.
CHAMBERS'
•Lenten Baked Beans
Molded Fruit Salad
Cloverleaf Bolls
Chocolate Cake with Caramel
Icing
Beverage
•Recipe Given
Bake In a slow (250* to 300’ ) for
30-35 minutes.
Here's another quickie for a meat­
less luncheon or supper dish:
1
1
44
44
1
44
Lenten Broils
(Serves 3-4)
tablespoon butter
tablespoon flour
cup canned tomato sauce
Salt and pepper
cup grated American cheese
cup flaked tuna fish
teaspoon tabasco sauce
The best ball club in the two
leagues looks to be Cleveland. The
second best club should be the Red
Sox. We are leaning heavily on that
’’should be” adjunct.
T H E BEST CLUB in the Nation­
al League should be the Dodgers
with their speed and youth, their
quantity of strong arms and stout
legs, plus their 1948 experience. But
it will probably prove to be the
Braves again.
BAKED BEANS,
prepared as they
are in the follow­
ing recipe, are
tasty and filling,
guaranteed
t o
take the edge off
sharp appetites.
•Lenten Baked Beans
(Serves 4-6)
44 cup minced onion
1*4 cups minced green pepper
4 tablespoons fat or salad oil
4 cups cooked or canned baked
beans
44 cup chill sauce
44 cup grated American cheese
44 cup buttered bread crumbs
Saute onion and green pepper In
fat until tender. Add beans and ar­
range in a greased casserole, alter­
nating layers of
the beans with
cheese. Top with crumbs. Bake In a
hot (400*) oven for 30 minutes.
L Y N N SAYS:
Here arc Facts
About Yeast Breads
It ’s Important to use all-purpose
flour in making brend and rolls with
yeast because this contains gluten.
Cake flours are short-on gluten and
do not make good bread with yeast.
When the temperature goes higher
than 88’ , the heat may easily kill
the a^jon of the yeast.
M ix finely chopped, hord-cooked
eggs with cream cheese and spread
on toast. Broil until slight^ bubbly
and serve with bacon strips.
When you ready the dough for
rising, grease the top of It lightly
with butter, fat or salad oil, and
cover with a clean towel.
Light greasing helps prevent a
crust from forming on the dough.
The towel prevents dust from com­
ing In contact with the bread.
Bread and rolls should be re­
moved from their pans Immediate­
ly after baking so they will not
steam and become soggy.
I f you like a soft crust on rolls,
brush them with melted butter as
soon as you finish baking.
Light-as-a-feather cheese and
potato souffle Is an Ideal way to
serve the family more milk, for
cheese Is a concentrated form
of milk. I t ’s delicious as a lun­
cheon dish or a supper dish with
a meatless meal.
seroles which have been buttered
and bake In a moderately (325°)
slow oven for 40 to 60 minutes.
Narne_
Address.
If Billy Southworth could win
a flag with Eddie Stanky out of
action over two months and
Warren Spahn afflicted with an
off years (for Spahn), there is
no particular reason why he
should not win again with a few
slight improvements and more
help from these two standbys.
Also, I have a fair idea that Billy
Southworth's Braves will come
north in April the best-conditioned
team in the older circuit. South-
worth overlooks few bets when it
conies to getting the best out of
what he has to work with. He
wastes less time in his training
campaign than any manager I ever
knew.
A Dip Into the Dark
With the first day of spring train­
ing less than a week away, we here­
by climb out on the end of the limb
of a palm tree which has no limbs
to speak of.
Here are our nominations for the
early October roundup that may
prevent us from seeing the Army-
Michigan football game:
A M ER IC AN L E A G U E —Cleveland
Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York
Yankees, Detroit Tigers, Philadel­
phia Athletics, St. Louis Browns,
Chicago White Sox and the Wash­
ington Senators.
NA TIO N AL LEA G U E—B o s t o n
Braves,
Brooklyn Dodgers, St.
Louis Cardirials, Pittsburgh Pirates,
New York Giants, Chicago Cubs,
Philadelphia Phillies and the Cin­
cinnati Reds.
You can cut out this predic­
tion, If you care to, and save It
for next October.
The two races are the toughest to
pick that I can recall in the last
tw o decades. L o u Boudreau's
Cleveland I n d i a n s
are better
equipped than anyone else to win
the American League pennant.
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Cats and New Castle Disease
A recent scientific report Indi­
cates that cats may become infect­
ed from the virus that causes New­
castle disease in poultry.
POP
CORN
oeuaous golvm
rOfSl EMjoy'EMi
Spring, the Mad Piper, Is tap­
ping his reed.
Calling to .Musial— Harry the
Cat,
Kiner and Mize and the hard­
hitting breed,
Blackwell and others who baffle
a bat.
Marion. Stephens and Pesky
and Doerr,
(That’s quite enough of this—
why be a bore?)
Melt butter, remove from range, Spring Dreams of '4 9
stir In flour to make a paste. Add
K T THIS T IM E last season, the
canned tomuto sauce gradually,
* * following facts had been rather
stirring until smooth. Cook until
definitely established:
thickened, stirring constantly. Add
The Red Sox and Yankees were
remaining ingredients und blend.
to
fight out the American League
Spread on slices of bread and place
pennant race with
under broiler until golden brown
Tigers
and Indians
and bubbly. Garnish with a sprig
in fairly close pur­
ut watercress.
suit. The Dodgers
• • •
and Cardinals were
CHEESE AND POTATOES are
to
take over the
two foods that combine naturally to
National L e a g u e
make a pleasing flavorsome dish.
ra c e
with t h e
This souffle may be baked in in­
Braves
a lw a y s
dividual dishes or
threatening.
In one large cas­
This seemed to be
serole.
For
a
logical enough. No
meatless
meal,
one knew anything
•serve it with as­
Grantland Rice about a
pitcher
paragus tips in
named Gene Beard­
drawn
b u tte r
sauce,
minted en and no one could guess that Lou
c a rro ts
and Boudreau and Larry Doby would
creamed
onions. Improve to any such extent as they
It may also be did. Also, no one could figure the
served very nicely with a roast leg Cardinals would get such little help
of lamb in place of au gratin po­ from their rookie crop, and the
tatoes.
Dodgers w o u l d be scrambling
around last place long after the
Potato and Cheese Souffle
season opened.
(Serves 6)
Now at least 10 clubs are indulg­
1 tablespoon butter
ing in early March dreams of Octo­
1 tablespoon flour
ber cash and glory. Here they are:
44 cup milk
A M ER IC AN LE A G U E —Cleveland
1 cup grated
or shredded
Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York
cheese
Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics and
1 tablespoon grated onion
the Detroit Tigers.
44 teaspoon «»It
NATIONAL LEA G U E—B o s t o n
Dash of pepper
B r a v e s , Brooklyn Dodgers, St.
2 cups riced potatoes
Louis Cardinals, New York Giants
3 egg yolks
and the Pittsburgh Pirates, with
3 egg whites
Chicago’s Cubs hanging around the
Melt butter, add flour and blend. outskirts.
Add milk and cook, stirring con­
There has seldom been a time
stantly, until thick. Add cheese and
in m ajor league history where
seasonings and cook over very low
so many ball clubs in both
heat until cheese is melted. Add po­
leagues could be rated with a
tatoes and well beaten egg yolks.
healthy chance to win. Some­
Fold in stiffly beaten whites. Turn
thing unforsecn can happen to
Into a large or into individual cas-
scatter them apart, but they
could also come to the wire
under two blankets.
Beat the egg yolks until light. Add
the milk and suit, then fold in stif­
fly beaten egg whites. Pour into a
skillet in which butter has been
melted. Cook slowly until puffed and
lightly browned on the under side.
Place in a slow (300°) oven for a
few minutes to dry the top. Spread
half of the omelet with hot, chopped
broccoli, fold the other half over
it and turn onto a platter.
Melt cheese in top of double boil­
er. Add the milk, stirring constant­
ly until sauce is smooth. Garnish
J the omelet with whole heads of hot,
cooked broccoli and serve with hot
cheese sauce.
• • •
YOU’LL F IN D THESE supper
rolls quick to fix, and an excellent,
nourishing way to solve a meal
problem:
Lenten Supper Rolls
(Serves 6-8)
1 pound grated American cheese
Small bottle of stuffed olives
44 cup butter or substitute
44 cup finely chopped green pep­
per
44 cup minced onion
1 (8-ounce) can tomato sauce
8 hard rolls
M ix cheese, sliced olives, butter,
green pepper and onion. Blend In
canned tomato sauce. Cut off ends
of rolls and hollow them out. Butter
Insides of
crust and stuff with
cheese filling. Replace ends of rolls
and wrap each roll in waxed paper,
twisting ends to hold paper tight.
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510 Mouth Wells 8t.
Chicago 1, lit.
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TH E MAD PIP E R
Spring, the Mad Piper, Is lead­
ing them back,
Boudreau and Feller and Gor­
don and Bauer,
Williams, DIMagglo, Bearden
and Mack,
Dyer, McCarthy and Lemon
and Hauer.
Houthworth and Muslal, Slaugh­
ter and Kain,
(This Is a cinch without using
the brain.)
MENU
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United States steel m ills would
make a can 14*4 miles high and
large enough in diam eter to en­
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BAKE the clabber girl
1 WAV. MV DEAR, WITH
CLABBER GIRL
b a k in g powder
O F M IN E ,
by Roger C. Whitman
QUESTION: My basement floor
was painted some tim e ago, but
the paint has worn off and I
would like to fix up the floor so
that the youngsters can use it for
dancing. Because of the expense
involved I would prefer not to lay
asphalt tile. As it is now, there
is powder about one-quarter-inch
deep over the whole floor and the
surface is not smooth, but fu ll
of sm all pin-holes.
Ask M o th o r, Shn Knows , . .
Clabber Girl it the baking powder
with the balanced double action . , .
Right, in the mixing bowl; Light, from
the oven.
CLABBER GIRL
ANSWER: You can treat the
floor and get a good job, depend­
ing on how much labor you are
w illin g to put into it. I would
suggest that you look forw ard to
laying asphalt tile as soon as you
can manage it, fo r the tile would
be much more comfortable under­
foot than concrete, if the floor is
to be used fo r dancing. In the
meantime, you can paint the
floor w ith an appropriate paint
with a rubber base.
MASON
IT O U T A N D Y O U 'L l
PREFER THIS
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LETS—A purely vegetable laxative to
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coated or candy coated—their action
is dependable, thorough, yet gentle as
millions of NR's have proved. Get a
2 Sc box and use as directed.
9 Rub in Ben-Gay for fast-acting, gently soothing
relief from neuralgic pain. Ben-Gay contains up to
2 VS times more methyl salicylate and menthol—two
famous pain-relieving agents your doctor knows
about—than five other widely offered rub-ins. Insist
on genuine Ben-Gay, the original Baume Analgé­
sique. I t acts fast!
Also fo r Pain due to RHEUMATISM, MUSCLE ACHE, and COLDS.
Ask fo r Mild Ben-Gay fo r Children.
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