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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
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Food Editor
Thursday, rebruary 7, 18S7
Traditional Charry P
rarorila lor February
February is filled with cherry
pie dayi and ways with cherries
t all kinds. The cherry tree has
been not just a source of fruit
for a few thousand years, but
an American tradition ever since
the youthful, truthful George
Washington a p p r o a ched one.
hatchet in hand. i
.Cherries are identified with j
love and marriage: "Can she
bake a ch&ry pie, Billie Boy?"
Then, too, the cherry canners
thisik it a fine idea for us to pick
a few cans of cherries off the
grocers' shelves before the new
aeason cherries start blossoming.
Sweet cherries, we feel a com
pulsion to say, are grown almost
ntirely in the Pacific Northwest
and in California (89 per cent of
them); are mostly eaten out-of-hand
in season. Royal Anns, the
large, heart-shaped amber to
yellow with a red blush, is the
west coast's principal canning
variety.
Red sour cherries, the pie
making kind are grown mostly
In Michigan with a few put up in
our Pacific Northwest.
Maraschino cherries have
been enjoyed for three centuries
now. In recent years, they've be
come a bifwest coast industry.
Our world - renowned Royal
Anna are processed to give the
distinctive maraschino texture,
flavor and color liked by every
one. Popular uses for these are
Indicated elsewhere in these col
umns. Parfact Pi Crust
Use any favored pie crust or
try ours which proves to be per
fect every t)ie. Just a mixing
bowl and a fork; no special skill,
no muss; not even extra flour to
b gathered up. You make this
with liquid shortening; the re
fined corn oil you have on hand
for salad drefgjng and for cook
ing. Juwt roll tigs crust out be
tween squares of waxed paper.
(1 cups ($fted all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon alt
Vi cup refined corn fsalad) oil
Vi eta) 1 tablespoon ice
y jfegi cMtl exact measure
menu A lvel. Sift together
flour jm4 Combtie the oil
and ie ice ter and beat with
fork until hic&ened and creamy.
To avoiff ajgtrtion, immediate
ly pour liquid, i 1 at once, over
fUrtacf) at flour mixture. Toss
and r4) fkitb foek. Dough will
b mOst. form into two halls.
Before rolling, shape each
half ith n d s into a flat
ou$tf, m4tig top and edges
mooih. Roll dough between two
quiresOnf wax9d paper. No ex
tra flour. Remove top sheet, in
(Jrt (Tver pan; peel off paper.
Tit pastry intOpgn.
For jm Jstry shell, fcd edge
ti, flute. jPrick entire surface
oferust lightly with fork tines.
If shellCifc to ereaked, bake
in hc$)oveQ 475 degrees, jO to
12 minuter Fill pastry lined pan
with any desired filling.
For a tb-crust pie, roll out
top crust Cfetwien squares of
waxed paper, place top of crust
over filling and trim one-half
lncfc) beyond rim of pan. Seal
dgi by ding top crust under
bottom rust. Flute edge. Cut
gashes in any preferred design.
For lattice like the one
pictured cut rold pastry into
half-incn wide strips and weave
them into the lattice design.
Finish edge by placing and ad
ditional strip of pastry around
it to cover ends of lattice strips.
Seal by fluting orQby pressing
gently with Jines of a fork. If
any pastry ts left over, shape
into any desired form, sprinkle
with augar and cinnamon, bake,
then eat right on the spot.
Charrr Pi Superb
A No. C) can of pie cherries
holds about two cups of cherries,
ao you'll need two cans and will
hava enough left over for a
small pie, tartar or other cherry
dessert.
2 tablespoons corn starch
23 cup sugar
ii teaspoon salt
cup juice, drained
from
cherries
1 teaspoon (jpmon juice
1 recipe pertect pastry
2 tablespoons butter
Combine corn starch, sugar,
aau ana cnerry juice in sauce
pan. Place over medium heat
nd cook, stirring constantly
until mixture thickens and
comes to a Toil. Add drained
cherries and lemon juice. Line a
nine-inch pan with half the
pastry, rolled le-eighth thick.
Fill with cherry mixture. Dot
with butter. Roll out remainng
pastry for preferred type of
crust. Arrange lattice or place
crust over cherries: seal and
flute edges. Place pie on lowest
No Nagging
Backache Means a
Good Night's Sleep
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uptor day today aires? and
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rack position In oven. Bake in
hot oven, 450 degrees, 10 min
utes. Reduce heat to moderate,
350 degrees, and bake 1 hour
longer or until browned.
Many Maraschino Uses
Long a favorite with ice cream
manufacturers, sundae sauce
makers, bakers and chocolate
dippers, glassed maraschino
cherries are also an increasingly
popular item with the home
maker who keeps them on hand
in both red and green, but most
ly red for a wide variety of uses.
Maraschino cherries dress up
salads and frozen desserts of all
kinds; andd color and interest
to fruit cocktails and compotes;
go into sherbets and ice creams.
They're colorful, tasty and dec
orative for topping pies and
cakes, custards, iced drinks,
breads and cookies; go into
sauces, candies, frostings, jams
and preserves. They also go into
sandwich spreads and nearly all
fruit cakes.
Cheery Cherry Salad
Here is a dream of a salad us
ing plentiful canned crushed
pineapple, lemon-flavored gela
tin and unflavored gelatine, cot
tage cheese and maraschino
cherries in a ring mold. Six
servings.
1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin
cup cold water
1 3-ounce package lemon-flavored
gelatin
1 cup boiling water
2 cups creamed cottage cheese
1 9-ounce can crushed pineapple
!4 cup lemon juice
1 cup diced cucumber
Vi cup chopped maraschino
cherries, well drained (about
20 cherries)
Soften unflavored gelatine in
cold water. Dissolve lemon
flavored gelatin in boiling water;
Add unflavored gelatine mix
ture and stir until dissolved.
Beat cheese until smooth. Drain
pineapple and reserve syrup.
Add cheese, pineapple syrup and
lemon juice to gelatin mixture.
Chill until slightly thickened.
Pour enough gelatin mixture in
to a nine-inch ring mold to cover
bottom Arrange cherry halves
and pieces of cucumber rind at
tractively in gelatin. Chill In re
maining mixture. Pour into
mold. Chill until firm. Unmold
and surround with salad greens.
Fill with chicken or turkey
salad, if desired for luncheon
party main dish.
Good Valentine Parry
Ideas For Family Fun
Even with Valentine'i Day
falling on Thursday, which will
cut down on the partying,
there's no reason why the family
shouldn't have a gay time by
themselves.
Paper napkins and place mats
or doilies or tablecloth will
gaily dispose of the laundry
problem and create atmosphere
inexpensively. Place cards and
miniature bags of candy tied
with red ribbons can serve as
favors and don't forget mints for
munching with the coffee serv
ice.
Or sprinkle bright red hearts,
cupids and or arrows cut from
red paper over a snowy white
cloth. Perhaps large hearts for
place mats and cupids or ar
rows as place cards using white
ink. Now there's a project for
your artistically inclined child
ren. Paper lace doilies make
ideal frills for bouquets of all
sizes.
Colorful Food Ideas
Any or all of the following
menu suggestions can go a long
way toward creating atmos
phere. Cream of tomato soup or
tomato consomme (heated and
seasoned tomato juice) with
heart-shaped croutons . . . Celery
curls with pimiento cheese stuf
fing. . . Stuffed olives.. .Chicken
or tuna shortacake with pimien
to flecks . . . Tossed green salad
with pink mayonnaise (juice add
a drop or two of red coloring)
. . .Glazed cinnamon red apples
with heart shaped cookies or
Valentine cake . . . Red and
white candy.
Sweetheart cookies can be
made from any cookies recipe
and iced in white and red.
Heart-shaped biscuits, perhaps
with bits of pimiento or made
with tomato juice in place of the
usual milk can top any favored
creamed chicken, shrimp, meat
pie or other dish.
Valentine Salad. Place board
er of thin strips of pimiento
around bottom of heart shaped
or other mold. Place heart cut
from pimiento in center. Fix one
box lime or lemon flavored
gelatin according to package
directions. AVhen partly firm,
add l',2 cups cottage cheese, one
half cup chopped celery and a
dash of salt; mix well. Fill mold
with gelatin. Chill. When firm,
turn out on lettuce or other
greens. Spicy Pink Mayonnaise.
This is particularly good on tos
sed green salads and on tomato
aspic. To one cup mayonnaise
add four tablespoons ketchup,
two teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce and one-half teaspoon
garlic powder. Salt and pepper
to taste. Or perhaps a dash of
tabasco.
Olympia, Wash. U.f A
memorial urging Congress
to provide funds for "immediate
construction" of John Day dam
on the Columbia river has been
introduced in the Washington
Senate.
DONNING SWIM SUITS, Elizabeth Taylor of filmi and
Mike Todd, her producer-husband, take dip In swimming
pool at Acapulco, Mexico, ranch where they are honey
mooning following marriage. (International Soundphote)
On The Side
(Distributed by King
French permits a person toj
say more in less than any other
language. A Frenchman can talk
at the rate of 350 syllables a
minute. A Japanese can do
about 310 syllables a minute. A
German's talking speed is 250
syllables a minute. The best you
can do in English in a minute is
220 syllables.
Asides
As for all star stage casts, the
following performers were all
in the cast of a musical show
titled "Vera Violetta": Al Jolson,
Mae West, Gaby Deslys, Belle
Baker, Frank Tinney, Stella
Mayhew, Melville Ellis and An
nette Kellerman . . . As you
know, Portland Hoffa (Mrs. Fred
Allen), was born in Portland,
Ore., and named after that city
by her parents. But did you
know Portland has a sister
named Lebanon, who was born
in Lebanon, Pa. She was lucky
she wasn't born in Punxsutaw-
ney.
Sidelights
When New York's Bellevue
Hospital training school for
nurses was established 75 years
ago the trainees wore badges on
which there was a picture of a
stork. The stork was said to be
an emblem of watchfulness"
. . "Scotch and soda" is an
English idea. The Scotch are
against it. They claim it injures
the whisky. A Scot favors tak
ing his whisky straight with a
drink of water following.
Favorite
A Brooklynite, who says I
seem to have many likes and dis
likes similar to those of her
husband, asks what my favorite
dinner is. I have several such
favorites. One is as follows: To
start, a triple highball of Scotch
and plain water. Then a lobster
cocktail, roast beef, mashed po
tatoes and gravy, corn on cob.
green peas and strawberry short
cake. Followed by coffee, cog
nac and a Havana cigar.
Doctors
A doctor or surgeon over 40
years of age who is still a
bachelor is a rarity. Doctors and
surgeons believe that unless they
are married people will not have
confidence in their steadiness.
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Culinary Classic
Recently mentioned on one of
those television quiz programs
was "Mrs. Eeeton's Cook Book."
Is your wife amiliar with this
culinary classic? She should be.
When she began this book, Mrs.
Beeton was 23 years old. She
finished it when 26. She died
when 28. In her brief married
life she also gave birth to four
children .
Get It Right
The Irish originated both the
kilt and the bagpipes. So I note
it stated. That s wrong. The Ro
mans originated the kilt. The
Chinese originated the bagpipe.
However, the Irish had both the
kilt and the bagpipe before the
Scots.
Among The Married
Of newly married couples,
one in 10 will have a baby with
in nine months. Seven in 10 will
have a baby within two years.
One in 10 will have a baby after
two years. One in 10 will be
childless. When a couple is child
less, the husband is responsible
in 40 per cent of the cases. So
say the experts on the subject.
Almost Confidential
How long did your marriage
ceremony last? In Las Vegas,
Nev by requesting the "special
urgency ceremony," a couple can
be married in three minutes and
50 seconds . . . The reason real
ly intelligent women rarely go
hatless is because they know
the face is what first attracts the
male eye and. therefore, should
be properly framed.
Habits
Is cigaretie smoking a life
shortener? You can't prove it by
the life of King Gustavus V of
Sweden. He smoked an average
of 25 cigarettes a day for over
70 years. He lived to be 92 . . .
Sacha Guitry, French actor and
playwright, who has been mar
ried five times, once observed,
"One can always be faithful to
love, just change the woman."
Tacoma iU.R) Merger of the
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. and j
the Kieckhefer Construction Co.
has been announced here.
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