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S o u t h e r n O r e g o n N e w s R e v ie w , T h u r s d a y , A p r i l 2 1 , 1949 It Is N o Task to Build TN I HOmE Town This H o tb e d F ra m e fóPOPTEP IN W A S H IN G T O N WALTER 1HC A D WMU C « r»• t » o n « * " l Parties Losing Unity Soup Favorite Dish For Every Weather; Here’s How It’s Done Soup is an easy way to have lunch quickly for youngsters who come home to eat. Soup may be made ahead of time, reheated and served easily with sandwiches or salad for a well-balanced lunch. Soup making is one of the old est of cooking arts known to the homemaker, and though we do not serve it as often as did our ances tors, a fragrant bowl of soup on a brisk cool day has lost none of its charm. We like soup for many reasons. First of all, there's its delicious aroma and its good, filling qual ity. If your serve a hearty soup, you need little else with it, per haps just a salad and light des sert. Soups are especially noted for nourishment. Meats and vege tables they have plentifully; and if it’s a cream soup you are serv ing, well, that’s an easy way to get milk and cream into the diet. Soup is a good filler-upper if you feed a hungry crowd of men who work out-of-doors all day long. It’s also a good stimulant for thhe appetite. Soups made with quantities of milk are especially fine to serve for luncheon if you have children. They’re easy to make and you don’t have to worry if the young sters are a little late in getting home because soup is easy to keep hot, and will not spoil with a bit of extra cooking. CREAM OF CORN SOUP 1 quart of milk 1 No. 2 size can of cream style corn )4 cup chopped onion 1)4 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoon cornstarch 2 tablespoons cold water )4 teaspoon paprika 14 teaspoon pepper Combine milk, corn, onion and I salt. Cook in a double boiler for 30 minutes. Remove from heat and force through a strainer. Add cornstarch dissolved in water. Return to double boiler and cook for 5 minutes. Add pepper and paprika. Top with croutons or popcorn, if desired, and serve. CREAM OF PEA SOUP (Serves 6) 2 cups canned peas 14 cup finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons fat 2 tablespoons flour * 2 cups rich milk 114 teaspoons salt 14 teaspoon pepper LYNN SAYS: How to Serve Soup: If you are serving a thin soup, the proper dish is a two-handled cup of some sort. This is used because it is quite correct for people to lift them up and drink the soup. Hearty soups such as chow ders are served in soup plates, bowls or marmites. Never serve a chowder as a first course be cause it is much too heavy a soup for this type of eating. Cream soups may be cor rectly served as a first course, as our thin soup, but do not make the servings too gener ous or the remainder of the dinner will go begging. If the soup is to be served hot, it must be piping hot. Make sure the family is ready to come to dinner before dish ing it out. Chilled soups are good on warm nights, and may be served in the two - handled dishes suggested above. Accompaniments f o r soup should be small and dainty, at tractively served on small plates with doilies. LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU Ham and Asparagus Rolls Hollandaise Sauce Paprika Potatoes Carrot-Grapefruit Salad Rye Bread Sandwiches Apple Turnovers Beverage CTION of the 81$t congress to time indicates to your Home Town Reporter that there is little vestige of party responsibility left in the congress. As a m atter of fact the vote on the Rankin veter- ans pension bill indicates there is little courage or personal responsi bility. at least in the face of retalia- tion by powerful groups. On the Rankin bill here’s what happened. On one motion which would have killed the bill on a standing vote, the house voted 154 to 139 to kill the measure. On a teller vote on another motion which would also have killed it, they voted 163 to 154 to kill it. But not an hour later when they were put on a spot for an official vote which would go in the Congressional Record, they flip-flopped and re fused to kill the bill 223 to 187. Then the next day, after a few heads had been cracked and two members changed their vote, the house by a 208 to 207 tally, voted to send the bill back to committee, which although it does not actually kill the bill, definitely defers ac tion. A this CTA RT your garden early In this ensy-to-build hotbed. The p a t 1 tern offered below takes all the m ystery out of building a 3 by 6 foot hotbed fram e. It takes a stan d 1 a rd 3 by 6 foot sash. No special tools or skills a rc required. | • • • Heat peas and liquid to boil ' S e n d 25c for Pattern No. 12 tu E a a llllld ing. Remove from heat and force P attern Company, Dept. W. P le a iu n tvllle . New York. through strainer. ' Cook onion until ( golden in hot fat, t h e n add flouri and blend. Add' milk and cook, R e lie v e stirring constant ly until smooth^ and thickened. Add peas and d u e to seasonings. Sluggish Kidneys POTATO SOUP, VIENNA j —or DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK STYLE ' (Serves 4-5) 2)4 cups diced, pared potatoes 3£ cup diced onion 3 cups boiling water 1)4 cups rich milk or cream Now these congressmen ap . &T 1 No. V j size can of parently had convictions, but Vienna sausage, sliced when it canie to getting them 1 tablespoon butter into the record they refused to 1)4 teaspoons salt accept the responsibility, of Cook potatoes and onion in voting to kill this measure boiling water until tender. Rub which would have saddled bil potato mixture, including liquid, lions of dollars onto the tax through a sieve. Add milk, sau- payers. s a g e, butter and seasonings. The Republicans in congress are Homemakers who have large families to feed will do well to split three ways. Sen. Robert A. make a large pot Taft of Ohio leads a small but full of rich, deli powerful conservative group. Sen cious soup stock. ators Lodge, of Massachusetts, and This can be done Tobey, of New Hampshire, head up on an afternoon a liberal group. A strong reaction w h e n y o u ’ re ary group is headed by Senator ironing or mend Wherry of Nebraska and Bricker ing, so that you of Ohio. In the Democratic camp, can look at the pot occasionally the administration forces are led by to see that it is kept simmering Sen. Scott Lucas, of Illinois, as slowly for several hours. Then m ajority leader. The Dixiecrat the stock can be served with group is headed by Senator Russell dumplings, vegetables, noodles of Georgia. A liberal or so-called and rice, a different way for sev New Deal group is headed by such men as Senators Pepper, of Florida, eral days. M urray of Montana, and Humphries BROWN STOCK of Minnesota. 5 pounds beef soupbone e e e 4)4 quarts cold water Medicos at Odds 8 peppercorns 5 cloves Whether or not this congress will 1 bay leaf seriously consider the passage of 2 sprigs parsley the administration national health 3 sprigs thym e program, including the compulsory 1 tablespoon salt health insurance feature, is a m at )4 cup diced carrots ter of conjecture. It may pass at )4 cup diced turnips least a portion of the measure. But j 2 large onions, sliced the entire question has been made Cut lean meat from the bones an important national issue which and brown 14 of it in the marrow may go over into the 1950 cam taken from the bones. Place the paign. Your Home Town Reporter rest of the meat and bones in d j took part in a panel discussion in large kettle with the cold water Baltimore recently on the question. and let stand Tor one hour. Add Also on the panel was a member of browned meat and all seasonings the CIO union, a Baltimore phy and bring to a boil. Reduce heat sician representing the pro-insur and let simmer for 5 hours. Add ance group within the medical pro the vegetables and cook 1)4 hours fession, and another doctor to rep more. When cold, remove layer resent the position of the medical association against government in of fat that forms on top. In making meat and vegetable surance. The latter doctor, how soups it is very important not to ever, refused to take part in the add water once the soup starts discussion. The explanation was that the Baltimore county medical simmering. FOLEY PILLS Backaches r Soups such as chowders may be served at the table from a tureen. A salad and dessert com plete the meal and give hearty nourishment even though mem bers of the family may be engaged in heavy work. e e The whole question is—How sick is America and can individ uals afford to pay for It? One survey shows that on any given day at least seven million Americans are absent from their work because of some ill ness or disability. Lack of medi cal care and proper facilities for care are most flagrant in rural areas. The taxpayers are now paying something like two billion dollars a year on health with little improvement. The proposed national health bill is offered as a media for improv ing health, providing for media of payment and a substitute for much of the money now being expended. The medical associa tion has belatedly offered a plan of its own which would In clude a department of health with cabinet status. It is not likely to pass. F i s h chowders are hearty enough to serve with just a salad, preferably fruit, and a light des sert. Here is one made with cod that is truly delicious: FORTY-FATHOM CHOWDER 2-3 pounds fillet of cod, frozen % cup diced fat salt pork 34 cup sliced onions 2 cups hot water 2 cups sliced potatoes 2)4 teaspoons salt • • • Dash of pepper New W heat Pact 1 cup evaporated milk The new wheat agreement has 3 cups fresh milk Cut fillets of fish crosswise in been signed by some 40 nations. 2-inch strips. Fry out salt pork It is not as favorable as the pact in kettle until crisp and delicately offered In 1948 but provides the browned. Add onions and saute slowly. Add water and potatoes USA shall export not less than 168 and cook 5 minutes, or until pota million bushels of wheat for four toes are partially done. Then add years at a maximum price of $1.80 fish and cook until it can be sepa and a minimum of $1.50 the first rated into large flakes with a fork. year; $1.40 the second; $1.30 the Add remaining ingredients; re third, and $1.20 the fourth year. heat and serve. 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