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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1953)
Thursday. Angnrf UW MEDFOBP (OHMOU! Win. TBgWW TKKia :m C RIPE STRIPES- TFFl i;1 GUARANTEED S jj J v--Y , i Sweet Cora - Vs: A -S H J- ',"t4' Alj (an H B7lh.FooJEBlonof&Berti.ij i J ' ' l-VJbt- i&J-'! I ' '' I Stcret torn thru icwr . . . There sre foods thit re welcome u turn- 1 '1 v- esfe&4 f Mlf I -i&lC ' Lsyfe v"" mer itself. Corn on the cob it one of them. Young, fresh-picked corn ' 1 v'fL. sQ :JA? " iyr I 3 I fl , T1 "1 I plentiful in summer take 6 minute of cooking; older core, about 10. ' TWi- . J. I 1" 4 LU. 'fel H Store the ear. fmhe refrigerator witk the huda OflT. 1-n W JfVti'' 'A tfi I ' re.r rfrA -nnA 1 I' In addition to the famfliar method c4 boiling core, there .re grilling ' M -Vt. 114 aj (I . M Lli and baking both wonderful. For these variations follow the direc- J Cf Yf- r ' ltt t " ttr'r II FRESH LOCAL i " f -JiLi,1- - II Steamed rom-on-thm-teb . . . Husk corn and remove silk just before l X. XS iTi H. gr Sw, f 1 J a -J I; ' cooking. With a few inner pieces of husk, cover the bottom of a deep CI ' X X - , s-'i ZsJJt - " Jr I C CHI M cooking paii. Pour fa about 1 cup of water. Cover the pan. and heat to h X .fi ZJr I !3 pZ3 ' I boiling. Then stack ears oa husks, cover tightly and steam 6 to 10 ' X - . R It- I M minutes, or until corn is tender. I w XJ ; fJ$S$r H U I BaJbe4 ranting oars ... Cook in the husks. Cut about 1 inch from !U ! X.!'; "tfTSv0 U C tW n I , J each end of ear. Remove discolored outside husks, but leave enough to . i jLJ'gsjBnna H - I Q J X. 15 cover kernels completely. Wash thoroughly; put immediately in a urge I II 111 r I IX' roasting pan without draining off water. Cover tightly and bake in a ,-. , . - vs:5uiuxj j sd,r-'-- r nn)n(snn tiptop 5) .3.o i -n -n U tara!rwsrti-JBaTisfi 1 MralAlMlSayti) "ntercut zE y i W A I Place on a broiler pan so ears are about 6 inches from heat. Broil 15 II k If 11 I to 20 minutes; turn ears frequently. I II Dz-v l(jluut"7Luul -fruit C0CHTAILNm-2LSi1' I I big will I . MODOC. PEftCHB 253' close at 1 p.m. wnsow 9t.49c caC PEASS ' 2,$7C FOrf EMPLOYEES TOWK-'B AHHUflL PICHIC PrexBIMh ....,t.l9e gg KS Sal. I I piCKune spice jta y (tr"" Aii in o no RlrlrMIr HUNT'S RASPBERRY 4 1 1 C I FOR THE BIST IN If InilSS) L&llUU l OR BLACKBERRY I I 2 0Z" U V -S IDLKTeFIFEEu..f)3e l&Ml SH0V9DR1FT "ssssr 3 . 95 THERMOS .n,Rlp11 m11. to.laos , "57 Ec .rr; M jugs USIiililOOL ot3e -" WOODLAND JUGS . . ' . VeiD ISdortS SL. BOLD B9ED.AL FLOUR' uuju uuuwiuuw 1 'J n '-v ' '-. THE CARNATION SPIRAL? VeeiB Sfteeilk fc 75 f ' round. loof "-2,f c a&aPPa 3 toeL