MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1934.
PAGE ELEVEN
fULINARY
VRAFT....
By fcstella Dorgan, Director, Uumr
Service, the California Ore
ion Power Company
REFRIGERATOR 8ALADS ,
Being a hostess 1b a lot more tun,
or at least much more pleasant, If
we have been sufficiently thoughtful
to plan ahead so that all but the
"finishing touches" are accomplished
before guests arrive. Of course, us
ing the electric refrigerator makes
this quite simple as far as the food
problem goes. Cake batter, dough
for raised rolls, greens for garnish
ing, materials for various salads,
cocktails or relishes are all ready and
waiting and frozen, or molded salads
may be actually made up and stored
carefully a day or two ahead so as
to give extra time for other prepara
tions. Little waxed cups, or molds
V of any practical type, will keep salads
in pe fleet conaiuon. x ney snouia
be covered lightly with waxed paper
o as to avoid evaporation, and then
dipped. Into warm water (not hot)
for Just an Instant when ready to
unmold onto the salad dish or serv
ice platter. "Curly curls," radish
roses," "tomato tulips" or Just plain
lettuce or parsley garnishes complete
the food picture and are as good to
eat as to see.
Eggs in Mayonnaise
1 teaspoon gelatin.
1 tablespoon cold water.
1 cup mayonnaise.
6 hard cooked eggs.
3 tablespoons chopped cold ham,
1 teaspoon pickle relish.
teaspoon salt.
Garnish.
Soak gelatin ln'water five minutes
then dissolve over boiling water and
mix with mayonnaise. Cut eggs in
halves lengthwise and remove yolks.
Mash the yolks, mix with ham, pickle
and salt, then with enough plain
mayonnaise to soften. Fill the whites
with this mixture. Cover top of
each egg with the stiffened dressing
V- and garnish with a slice of olive or
sprig of parsley. Chill thoroughly.
Serve on a bed of crisp lettuce leaves
and accompany with asparagus tips.
Pin Lady Salad
4 tomatoes.
6 pears.
Colored mayonnaise.
Salad greens.
Select firm pears of uniform size,
not too large. Peel tomatoes and
slice In H-lnch slices. Place two
slices on a bed of salad greens and
surround with pear sections filled
with pink colored mayonnaise. Pour
a few drops of French dressing down
over the tomatoes and then top with
a bit of mayonnaise and a ripe olive.
Jellied Supper Salad
3 tablespoons gelatin.
U cup cold water.
1 cup (or more) cold chicken.
1 H cups mixed vegetables (peas,
carrots, etc.)
a hard cooked eggs,
a cups chicken broth.
V; cup olives or sweet pickles.
Soak gelatin In cold water five
minutes then dissolve in hot chicken
broth and cool. Dip loaf pan In cold
water and cover bottom with slices
of egg and sliced olives or pickle.
Cover with a thin layer of chicken
broth and set in refrigerator (or a
pan of cracked Ice) to stiffen. Ar
range the chicken and vegetables In
alternate layers, pouring a little
broth over each layer and allowing
It to stiffen before adding the next
layer. Chill thoroughly before serv
ing on beds of shredded lettuce. Gar
nish with mayonnaise.
Potato Salad In Green Aspic
3 cups cold potatoes, diced.
3 stalks of celery, diced.
1 tablespoon chopped parsley.
3 tablespoons chopped green pep
per. 3 tablespoons chopped onion.
1 cup mayonnaise.
Mix Ingredients and add dressing.
Cover bottom of mold with lemon
aspic and let harden, add potato salad
then rest of the aspic. Set In re
frigerator to harden. Serve on plat
ter with cold cucumber slices or
stuffed eggs and garnish with may
onnaise. Frozen Date Salad
a packages of cream cheese.
(8 ounces),
a cups dates.
3 tablespoons orange Juice.
l cup whipping cream (or evapo
rated milk).
Steam dates until soft and cut
into small pieces. Cream cheese and
combine with dates, orange Juice and
whipped cream. Pour Into freezing
tray and freeze. Serve on crisp let
tuce leaf with mayonnaise.
Under -the-Sea Salad
1 pkg. lime gelatin.
? cup Juice of canned pears.
3 pkgs. (6ozs.) cream cheese.
i teaspoonful salt.
1 teaspoon vinegar.
3 cups canned pears, diced.
teaspoon ginger.
1 cups boiling water.
Dissolve gelatin In boiling water.
Add pear juice, salt and vinegar. Pour
one-half Inch layer Into loaf pan
and chill until firm. Chill remain
ing gelatin mixture until cold and
syrupy. Whip with rotary beater un
til thick and fluffy. Cream cheese
with ginger and fold Into whipped
gelatin gradually then fold In pears.
Pour over firm first layer of gelatin.
Chill until firm and unmold on crisp
lettuce and garnish with mayonnaise
and radish roses.
Meteorological Report
June 15. 1934.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight
and Saturday. Little change In tem
perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday,
but generally overcast on coast. Little
change In temperature.
Local Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 85; lowest, 56.
Florence Graves, accredited Piano
Teacher. Studio, 220 No. Oakdale.
Total monthly precipitation. .39 In.
Deficiency for the month .03 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1933, 10.66 inches.
Deficiency for the season, 6.60
inches.
Relative humid itv at ft o. m. Tes
te rd ay, 30 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 81
per cent.
Sunrise,
p. m.
4:95 a. m. Sunset, T:48
Ob e irat ions Taken at A A, M.,
120 Meridian Time
Boston ............
Cheyenne
Chicago
Eureka ...........
Helena
Los Angeles ........ 1
MEDFORD
New Orleans ...
New York .........
Omaha
Phoenix ...........
Portland
Reno
Roseburg ...
Salt Lake ..........
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla ....
Washington, D.C. I
Oscar Robinson, 83, mayor of Co
lusa, Cal., for 26 years, has been re
elected to another term,
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FOR GRANTS PASS
Dick Singleton and Horace M Hair
of Grants Pass were flsltors at the
American Legion meeting Monday
evening In Interest of the Fourth of
July celebration to be staged at the
"Climate City" this year, sponsored
by the Grant 1 ass post ol the Amerl.
can Legion.
Dick Singleton Is chef de gare of
votture 165, 40 et 8s and Is planning
on staging 40 & 8 wreck at Grants
Pass on the afternoon of July 4 and
Is anxious for all members to get
their dues paid, as this will be the
best wreck ever staged In southern
Oregon. Several applications are
already In the hands of Correspondent
Walter J. Olmscheld and more have
signified their Intentions of being
Initiated at that time.
A real 40 & 8 picnic will be held
In the park at Grants Pass on the
4th and alt members and. their fami
lies are asked to make plans to spend
the day In the "Climate City."
KLAMATH, LAKEVIEW
COUPLES WED IN feENO
RENO, New, June 14. (Ai1) Mar
riage licenses Issued here today In
cluded :
John E. Lemberger, Jr., 18, and
Ellen Martin, 18, both of Lakevlew,
Ore.
Frank J. Lalble, over 31, and VIda
St nub. over 21, both of Klamath Falls,
Ore.
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Almost a million air mall letters
passed between Medford and other
Pacific coast cities on planes of
United Air Lines during May, accord
ing to the company's regular month
ly report Issued today by L. G.
Devaney, field manager.
Totals showed 34,670 pounds of
mall and 24,033 pounds of air ex
press, with the lnttor representing a
gain of almost 3.000 pounds over
the previous month. In addition,
substantial loads of air travelers
were carried with Increases shown
as the vacation season got under
way.
United' planes completed 00.81 per
cent of the 337,374 miles scheduled
for them, scoring almost a perfect
performance record on their day
light and overnight flights between
Seattle, Medford and San Diego.
.
Oregon Weather.
Fair tonight and Saturday but gen
erally overcast on the coast; little
change In temperature; moderate
northwest wind offshore; Sunday
probably fair.
Boston Invites Boston
BOSTON. (UP) Citizens of Bos
ton, Mass., have been Invited to visit
old Boston, In Lincolnshire, Eng., on
July 31, when the hospital carnival
will be held to celebrate the friend
ship of the two cities.
Dug for Gold Found Ring
BOURNE, Mass. ( UP) Four-year-
old Sammy Holt wasn't disillusioned
when he played "digging for gold"
In his backyard garden. He found
his father's ring that was lost about
14 years ago.
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