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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOK1), OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1933.
American Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Cake Baking Contest
PRIZES AWAITING
HOUSEWIVES FOR
Details of Contest Will Ap
" pear in Wednesday Issue
of The Mail Tribune With
List of Contest Judges
Borne housewives excel In baking
ngel food cakee. Others specialize
in devils food. Each will have an
equal chance in winning one ot the
prizes 'Offered In the contest to be
held in Medford nert Tuesday. April
4, under the auspices of the Ameri
can Legion ladles' auxiliary, co-operating
with this organization are The
Medford Mall Tribune. Swift & Com
pany. General Foods, and a number
of local merchants.
The place of Judging, the store In
which the prize' cakes will be dis
played and the names of the Judges
will be announced in tomorrow's Mall
Tribune, according to present plans.
An entry blank for participants ap
pears in today's paper, and similar
blanks will appear dally until the
date of the contest.
Ladles of the American Legion
auxiliary will sell the cakes and the
proceeds will be used for the heneflt
of their relief fund. Ladles of the
uxlllary are eligible to participate In
the contest, as they have no part in
the Judging of the cakes, persons
connected with this newspsper, how
ever, are barred from participating,
Impartial and competent Judges have
been selected to pass on tne cakes.
The prizes, real incentives for
Bogus River valley housewives to try
their cake-baking skill, will be dis
played in the window of The Mall
Tribune and later shown with the
eskes which will be sold by the auxil
iary members. For the convenience
of contestants, the General Foods cor
poration and Swift and company have
left some attractive illustrated recipe
folders which will be given without
charge to housewives writing to or
calling at the offices of The Mall
Tribune.
The culinary art Is one which sur
vives and the skill of mother and
grandmother has been transmitted to
the women of this generation. In ad
dition thoss of today have the advan
tage ot better ingredlenta, prepared
more scientifically, better tools to
work with. Including better ranges
to cook In, where temperatures are
more evenly regulated. Accordingly
those who crave cakes that "mother
used to make" will be surprised next
Tuesday when they find that mother's
daughters make better cakes than
mother used to make.
In this contest no restriction Is
made as to the kind of cake to be
made. Bach lady may use what recipe
she wants and make the kind of cake
she la most skilled t making. There
are some requirements as to ingredi
ents, which may be seen by reference
to the entry blank.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
sympathy and klnlnesa during our
reoent bereavement; also for the
beautiful flowers.
The Canady Family.
Stearns
Stores
710 B. Riverside, Medford
and
61 No. Main, Ashland
Carries a Full Line
of
General Foods Products
SPECIALS
THIS WEEK
on
Calumet
Baking
Powder
BAKER'S CHOCOLATE
SWAN'S DOWN
CAKE FLOUE
Formay Shortening
Also Egts and Extracts
Necessary for a
PRIZE WINNING
CAKE
Light As a Feather
T IGHT as a feather1' ..... when
XJ the first bite of cake brings
forth that' tribute, lives there a
cook who Isn't filled with pride?
For be the Icing and filling ever so
alluring It Is all a waste of ingredi
ents and labor If the cake falls to
earn this compliment.
Kltchenwlse women know that
the secret of cake lightness ' Is
baking powder not only in the
selection of a good baking powder,
but also In the observance of two
golden rules for Its use.'
- They are, simple,, yet Important :
First, always use amount recom
mended on your baking powder
can. This proportion has been
worked out-as the best' for that
particular baking powder. Second,
measure carefully, for an excess of
any type of baking powder gives
undesirable results, A level- tea
spoon means that you. must level
off wltti a Knife. .
Observing these golden rules,
try your hand at these cakes,
Chocolate Layer Cake
(3 egg whites)
3 etiDi sifted caka flour
3 teaipoom combination tonkin powder J
vi cup ouiicr or ovuer one mug
1 cup Blltfld augar
33 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
3 if t white, atlffly beaten
Sift flour once, measure, add baking
powder, and alft together three times.
Cream shortening thoroughly, add suar
gradually, and cream together until light
and fluffy. Add flour, alternately with
milk, a small amount at a time. Beat
after each addition until smooth. Add
vanilla. Fold la egg whites. Bake In two
greased B-lnch layer pans In moderate
oven (376 F.) 35 to 30 minutes; or In
greased pati, 8x8x3 Inches, In moderate
oven (850 T.) 1 hour. Double recipe to
m&kf ih.tr iw-inch layers, Frost With
chocolst frosting.
What's more delicious than a feathery
light chocolate cake? And how eaay
to make, t following- these directions.
Palermo Lemon Cake
; (1 00)'
-'.3 cups""Blfted cake fftur
,1a teaspoon combination baking powder
V teaspoon salt
$1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
4 tablespoons butter or other shortening
1 cup sugar
1 egg, unbeaten
' cup milk
81 ft flour once, measure add baking
powder and -salt, and alft together three
times. Add lemon rind to butter and
cream thoroughly; add sugar gradually,
and cream together untU light and fluffy;
Add egg and beat, very thoroughly. Add
flour, alternately with - milk, a small
amount at a time. Beat after each addi
tion until smooth. Bake In two created
fMnch layer pans In moderate oven f376
P.) 3ft minutes. Spread lemon filling
between layers and lemon frosting on
top and sides of cake.
E OF CAKE
PLEASES TASTE
AT MEAL'S END
There are many times nowadays
when our meals are rather more fru
gal than we would like them to be.
But If the meal ends with a palate-
pleasing piece of cak. family frowns
are chased away by smiles. Econom
'al rake need not be "plain cake,"
with the unappetizing quality that
phrase implies. Her are some one
and two-egg oakes every one of which
will have to go around twice. They
are made with cake flour flour es
pecially milled to bring a cake out
of the oven feathery light. They also
call for combination baking powder,
a double action leavening which la
very efficient. SO be sure to measure
very exactly the quantity indicated
in the reclpte, for too much baking
powaer In a cake will be quite as
disastrous as not enough.
One-Egg Cake.
2 cups sifted 6war.sdown Cake Flour
2 teaspoons Calumt Baking Powder
14 teaspoon salt
1 "ablespoons butter or other short
ening 1 cup sugar
1 egg, unbeaten
cup milk
14 teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour once, measure, add bak
ing o.iwder and salt, and sift together
thrse times; cream butter thoroughly,
add tugar gradually and cream to
gether until light and fluffy: add egg
and heat well; add flour, alternately
CAKE JUDGES LOOK FOR
4 1 lAf
4w Aiiijf
Bake with this combination
and WW on all 4 points!
Haas are four Ingredients used by prixe-winners at
cake contests, food exhibits, and county fairs all over
the country 1 Use them In a reliable recipe, measure,
mix, and bake with care and your cake "Will surely
be among the winners!
THE WINNING CAKE WILL HAVE...
TENDER TEXTURE. Swans
Down Cake Flour Is essential In all
cakes, for soft, tender texture. Spe
cially milled from carefully selected
soft winter wheat. Swans Down is
velvety-smooth, fine, and snow
white. It contains only a small
amount of delicate, tender gluten
very different from the tough gluten
of ordinary flour. This tender gluten allows a Swans
Down Cake to rise quickly to light, feathery perfection.
FLUFFY LIGHTNESS. Use Calumet, the Double-
Actlng baking powder, to give your cake
the fine even grain, and airy lightness
that will win the judges favor. Calumet
brings sure success . . . every time ... be
cause It acts twice. More economical
too. Only a teaspoon to a cup of sifted .
flour that's the standard Calumet proportion.
fit
IB!!
DELICIOUS FLAVOR. To give
1 your cakes the rich, true chocolate
goodness, the mellow flavor that
expert judges know so well . . . noth
ing equals Baker's Unsweetened
Chocolate. For this tine chocolate
made from a choice blend of carefully
selected chocolate beans, is always
smooth, fragrant and fine-flavored with glorious
taste results every time.
ATTRACTIVE FROSTING
Baker's Coconut. Southern
Style (moist -packed), or
Baker's Coconut, Premium
Shred, makesacakelookdainty
and feathery as new-fallen
snow. Always fresh, moist, and
full of real fresh-from-thenut
flavor. Of course you will want to use Baker's Un
sweetened Chocolate for frosting, too . . not only
because it tastes so rich and delicious, but because It
gives your frosting a satiny gloss, an exquisitely
smooth sheen that you can get in no other way.
Your grocer has mil these productsreedy to
help you bake the tenderest, lightest, beat'
looking, and most delicious cuke in town!
PRIZE WINNING RECIPES FROM OTHER CITIES-TRY ONE OF THEM!
COCONUT LAYER CAKE (S eggj)
J cups tUtd Swans Down $ cup butter or oth,
Cm k Flour ihottmning
t fMapoons C.uoiaf fla- oup autfar
in& Powder S ii: un6Mfn
rMapoon H oup milk
I fMipoon rni7
Sift (lour once, tneatur, add baking powder, and salt, and
aid together three timet. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar
gradually, and cream together until light and Huffy. Add eggt,
on at a time, beating well after each addition. Add flour,
altematrly with milk, a mall amount at a time. Beat well after
each addition. Add vanilla. Bake ia two greatcd 9-inch layer
pant in moderate oven (3 J S'F.) IS to 30 minutes. Double recipe
to make three 10-inch layer. Spread boiled frosting between
layer and on top and aide of cake. Sprinkle each layer
and outside of cake thickly with Baker'a Coconut, wnil
froetiag ia still soft.
CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKE (1 egg)
cup lutfar
2 q uaraafla ln j w-noTCiocoaf,cnefeo?
I iti. wffbMttn
f t9mpoon vmnillm
M cup mik
3 cup eifao Swan Down
Cafta Flour
tpoonBCtumt Bak
ing Powder
A tompoon aar
Vi cup oulfar or of ht.
thotfning
81ft flour once, measure, add baking powder, and aalt, and
tuft together three times. Cream butter thorouahty, add sugar
gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add choco
late and blend; then add egg and vanilla. Add flour, alternately
with milk, a small amount at a time, beginning with flour and
ending with flour. Beat after each addition until smooth. Bake
la greased pan, 8 a 8 a 1 inches, in moderate oven JJ5F.) 1
hour. Cover cake with Fudge Frosting made with 2 square
Baker Unsweetened Chocolate. Double recipe for two layer.
Spread Fudge Frosting between layers and on top.
Ait measurement are lev)
t:J.M4 m4iMil lilt'
iuips.ihw a p" wsssvtwjRia-
a
with milk, a small amount at a time;
beat after each addicion until smooth;
add f avoring. Bak- in two greased
9-lnb layer pans In moderate oven
(37d deg. F.) 25 minutes. Put layers
together and cover top and sides of
eaka with chocolate trostlng.
Caramel Laer Cake.
(Two E?gs.)
1 3-8 cups sifted 8 wans Down Cake
Flour
14 teaspoons Calumet Baking Pow
der 1-3 cup butter or other shortening
1 cup sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
Slit flour once, measure, add bak
ing powder, and gift together threa
timv.; cream butter thoroughly, add
sugar gradually, and cream together
unt 1 light snd fluffy; add eggs, then
flour alternately with milk, a small
amount at a time; beat aftar each
addition until smooch; add vanilla.
Baka In two grea&ed 8-lnch layer
pans in moderate over (376 deg. P.)
25 m:nutea; spread caramel frosclng
between layers and on top and sides j
or cuLe
OLD HEME
LYONS, Prance (AP) Erudite
Edouard Harriot, ex-premier but still
mayor of this sllk-clty, is using an
archaeological find to combat un
employment. Up on Fourvlere hill there has
been discovered a Roman amphithe
atre, dating from the days when
Lyons was known as Lugrunum,
Faber's Stores
Central Point
Butte Falls Eagle Point
Are Ready
To Supply Your Cake Baking Needs
Turn to Quality and Economy
PIGGLY IVIC-GLY
HOME OWNED STORES
Is offering specials on everything
necessary for a
PRIZE WINNING CAKE
Get Your
Calumet Baking Powder
Swan's Down Cake Flour
Baker's Chocolate
Baker's Cocoanut and
,:"..' -,1
Formay
Shortening
at Piggly Wiggly
Phone 9 for
Free Delivery
FOR PRIZE-WINNING
CAKES
r " las-, ar. tm. j wt,
Use......
BUTTER
Jack raves about
I m green wi th
your cakes,
envy.
, v , n,
' k Wha's he matter ' They're dry... Formay will fix ifv
j ) f with your cakes? and coarse... that. Besides, it ll
II rJfjh (ri -r '-ond. J creams like light- Jy
.
ia ii naa i 1
r i&m at?' I .
Another slice of
that cake? You bet.'
Where d you get it?
Out of our
oven, dear.
honest, tho
l did use a won
derful new kind
of shortening
in it.
own n
To be M
ugh,
FORMAY
8 ADVANTAGES TO HELP YOU
O The Fastest Creaming shortening on tho
market.
Makes Lighter, finer-grained cakes;
Fluffier biscuits.
Flakier pie crusts from "springier" dough.
Q Stands Higher deep-frying temperatures
without smoking.
0 The Purest shortening known.
Tasteless, Odorless even when melted.
Stays Fresh without refrigeration.
As Easy to digest as butter.
Formay U the txchuin pndwx of Swift & Company. Then
it no other shortening tike it.
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