MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
Feeding the Family
By XOLA VINCENT
Food Editor
Friday, March 8, 1937
Molded Salmon Salad
Farored Party Far
This elegant looking, wonder
ful tasting molded salmon salad
is a perfect luncheon party main
dish. Of course, small servings
are the order of the day if served
with dinner.
1 one-pound can salmon
2 hardcooked eggs, chopped
1 a cup olives, chopped
cup toasted almonds, sliced
1 tablespoon gelatine
V cup cold water
1 cup mayonnaise
1 cup -thick sour cream
(commercial)
1 tablespoon grated onion
J, teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons lemon juice
i cup chopped parsley
Lettue
3 fresh tomatoes, quartered
13 cup chopped green pepper
2 tablespoons chopped onion
Drain and flake salmon; com
bine with eggs, olives and al
monds. Soak gelatine in cold
water for t&e minutes, then dis
solve over hot water. Stir into
mayonnaise. Add sour cream,
onion, salt, lemon juice, and
parsley. Combine with fish mix
ture; pour into a ring mold and
chill until firm. L'nmold on bed
,of lettuce; fill center with to
matoes sprinkled with green
pepper and onion. Serve with
additional mayonnaise.
Cabbage Rolls
(fver eat a salad with your
fingers? The chrtdren will really
go for this. Of course, you can
use a fork, if you choose.
q Cut ont head cabbage in half
lcngthie. Shred one half, re
serving othar half for making
rolls. Combine ghredded cabbage
with rbur shredded carrots, 'i
sl:Verei $reen pepper, and one
te?spoon salt. Separate leaves
foim remaining half of cabbage
head. Spread two or three table
spoons !tw on each leaf. Roll
up like a jelly roll. Place close
together on waxed paper. Wrap
in a damp cloth and chill
thoroughly. When chilled, dunk
them in this sauce: Combine two
tablespoons ketchup with one
fourth cud real mayonnaise and
two teaspoons mustard - with -horseradish.
Serve in bowl for
easy dunking. Just before serv
ing, stick toothpicks in cabbage
rolls for easy handling.
Waffle Variations for
All Through the Day
Waffles are wonderful any
time of the day . . . breakfast,
brunch, lunch, dinner, supper
or as an after-bridge snack. A
unique thing about this recipe
is its adaptability to innumer
able flavors, without sacrificing
fluffv texture.
thod
" Start with your favorite pan
cakt nd waffle mix. Now for
onehAlf of the liquid called for
v$tr doubl rich evaporated milk
jiaht (ic it comes from the can.
For th remaining one-half of
U-B liquid substitute one of the
following.
Gfeicken V.fflet
A perfeet underpinning for
Chicken It King. Substitute
chicken broth or bouillon cube
dissolved in hot water for re
maining one-half of the liquid.
Serve piping hot topped with
Chicken a la King.
Deriled Ham Wafflet
Substitute water for remain
ing one-half of the liquid; then
add one can 4Vi-ounces, deviled
ham. Serve with poached eggs
and a cheese sauce for an easy
version of "Egg Benedict."
Tomato Waffles
Substitute tomato juice for're
maining one-half of the liquid.
Serve with a cheese sauce. Bits
of crisp bacon or chopped ham
may be added to the batter.
Chocolate Waffles
These make a delightful des
sert. Add one-half cup quick
cocoa powder to dry ingredients.
Substitute water for remaining
one-half of the liquid. Serve hot
topped with vanilla ice cream
and this peanut butter sauce:
Peanut Butter Sauce
Add two-thirds cup evapor-
ated milk to one-cup peanut but
ter a little at a time, blending
until smooth. Stir in one-fourth
cup light corn syrup. Makes 1V
cups.
Peppermint Pudding Sauce
Try this on home-baked or
store-bought angel food cake for
a real treat.
Make an instant vanilla pud
ding from one package of pud
ding mix, but use only one and
one-fourth cups milk. Fcld in
one cup of whipped cream, and
crushed peppermint candy.
Spoon over generous slices of
angel food cake, and be ready
with seconds.
Fish and Shellfith, Macaroni
Among Lenten Best Buys
Many families will be ob
serving Lenten food customs
during the next few weeks. With
this in mind markets will be
giving special attention to high
quality protein foods besides
meats . . . with resultant good
buys for everybody.
Fish and Shellfish
Whether fresh, fresh-frozen,
or canned, seafood comes into
its own during Lent. It is the
first thing most shoppers think
of when looking for meat sub
stitutes. Luckily there is an
abundance of fine west coast
fish and shellfish available at
very reasonable prices. Just a
few of these are: halibut, sole,
salmon, cod, haddock, spiny lob
ster, shrimp, Dungeness crabs,
canned tuna.
Macaroni products are among
our most economical and nutri
tious foods. Their versatility is
well - known and there are
enough shapes and sizes to offer
something different every time
you serve for months on end.
Rice
National Rice Week will be
celebrated from March 10
through March 16, which means
this always economical product
will be even more "special."
Eggs and Poultry
Prices on both are seasonably
low. Large eggs and large tur
keys are in heavy supply. Watch
for ads and store displays.
Dried beans and peas includ
ing limas, black-eyed peas, split
green peas, lentils, and Navy
beans, to name a few, are all too
often overlooked as economy
buys. Wonderful nutrition at
very low prices.
Dairy Products
Cheese will be in the head
lines. Money-saving instant non
fat dry milk, which is so very
inexpensive, is increasingly pop
ular as an ingredient as well as
for drinking. Seasoned vege
tables in the best buy class con
tinue to include potatoes, onions,
cauliflower, broccoli, celery.
topped carrots and squash. Cab
bage is of excellent quality for
seven-minute cooking, for fix
ing corned beef and cabbage,
and for many slaws, both hot
and "cole."
Fresh asparagus never tastes
so good as now when the season
is new and- the price is high.
Grapefruit heads the list of
fruit plentifuls with good sup
plies of apples, winter pears.
Naval oranges and avocados on
hand.
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Portland Policeman's
Hearing Continues
Portland kU.R) A police dis
ciplinary board hearing into
charges that a local officer tried
to "buy" confiscated gambling
equipment from the La Grande
chief of police continued here
today.
The five-man board heard tes
timony for eight hours yester
day on the charges against Pa
trolman Clinton B. Parker.
Principal witness is Oliver
Reeve, police chief at La
Grande, who said he testified
that Parker offered $200 to him
for return of the gambling para
phernalia which was seized
when five men were arrested in
La Grande in January. Reeve
said the gambling equipment,
consisting of dice, was confis
cated from Robert Pierre Feton
ti, 42, Portland, one of the five
men arrested.
Fetonti was also called as a
witness yesterday.
Parker has denied the charges.
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SPANIEL SPOILS SEARCH
Atlanta (U.R) Police called
off a search of a suspected site
of an illegal whiskey cache be
cause of a black cocker spaniel.
Detective W. K. Perry said he
was trying to reach a second
floor apartment when the dog. a
mother guarding her puppies,
sank her teeth in his leg. Perry
went to a hospital for treatment
and police gave up the search.
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