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Meat loaf has smoother flavor, smoother
texture because it's made with
Evaporated Milk
Handy Evaporated Milk is your
easy way to make smoother, bet
ter flavored soups, sauces, meat
dish e s f o r example, this
quickly-made, utterly delicious
liver sausage meat loaf.
Hearty dinner in a dish! Easy
recipe at right.
You never outgrow
your need for foods
made from milk
Liver Sausage Meat Loaf
Representing the dairy
farmer In your area
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9' square or round baking
dish
1 pound liver sausage
(braunschweiger)
1 cup quick cooking rolled
oats, uncooked
2 eggs
'A cups evaporated milk
(1 tall can)
Preheated 350 degree
oven 40-45 minutes
TOPPING
xh cup chili sauce
V4 cup butter ('? stick),
softened
1 cup quick cooking rolled
oats, uncooked
1 cup shredded sharp
Cheddar cheese
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$it cup oats, eggs and evaporated milk. Beat until
thoroughly mixed and smooth.' four into but
tered 9" baking dish. Spread chili sauce over the
meat mixture. Mix butter with second cup of
oat and s prinkle around the edge. Arrange
ahredded cheese on top of cereal. Bake in
predated 350 degree oven for 40-45 min
uta. Allow to act 5-10 minutes before cut
ting. Serves 6 to 8.
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Kay Howard reigns over Texas Rose Festival Oct. 1 8-20.
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by Luke Potrenetla Jr.
Tje queen
leads floral
parade in
Tyler.
o most people. Texas
means cattle ranches
and oil wells, but the
Lone Star State also has a
good corner on the nation's
rose industry.
To prove it, the city of
Tyler annually stages the
Texas Rose Festival, the
Southwest's foremost floral
pageant. Tyler itself, easily
the largest rose-growing
area in the United States,
claims the title of Rose Cap
ital of the World.
The festival is held each
Autumn (Oct. 18-20 this
year) when Tyler's Munici
pal Rose Garden is in full
bloom. Highlights include a
Rose Parade, a Rose Show,
and of course, the crowning
of a Rose Queen. This year's
royal lady: winsome Miss
Kay Howard of Tyler.
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Fnmily Weekly, October 13, 1957
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