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Pineapplo Cgta
Fines Party Fjre
Plentiful California tfataa
-combine with crushed gina
- apple in a bread ejlych i
made "by the quiefc-ctkt
method. A delight t fny
party when thinly glicti, but
tered and sandwiched or ith
thin spreading of craam
cheese or peanut butter. Cool
before slicing. Bettor hen
baked eSday ahead. A, trttt
for the family too.
2 cups sifted nrichfS flour
3 teaspoonsbakiiyi gomitr
Vi teaspoon salt
O 34 cup sugar
V4 cup cookin oil
z.i cup crushed inea$$ I
drained
liteaspoon vaniHg t$tra)ci
w 2eggs
1 cup chopped fresh "Hti
Sift together flour, iin
iwder, salt and BUt?ar into
mixing bowl. Add oil. Bine-
apple and vanilla 8xtrc
Mix well; then beat two min
utes. Add eggs;, beat two min
utes moreQ Add date ajnd
blend well. Baken jaeffrd
paper-lined 4'2x8M inch loaf
G pan in moderate oven, 30
degrees, V2 hours.
Cherry Cookies
Any party will be ittier
and cheerier whea, you offer
these luscious bites of MS.
; ness cho3t-full of bright mar
aschino halves or bits, emR
chocolate mts or nut met.
Reciiae makes about flva
dozen cookies.
Cream one cup buttr or
margarine and one-half cup
sugar thoroughly. Add on
slightly beaten egg and on
teaspoon almond extract; belt
until fluffy. Sift together
three cups sifted all-purpose
flour, one-half teaspoon bak
ing powder, one-eighth tea
spoon salt. Gradually stir sift
ed ingredients into creamed
mixture and blend well. Add
one-half cup chopped mara
schino cherries (about 20) nd
mix thoroughly. Chill cookie
dough in refrigerator for sev
eral hours. D
Roll small amounts o.J
dough to one-eighth inch
thickness on lightly floured
surf ad3 and cut. fancy shapes
with floured cutters or roll
in one-inch roll; refrigerate
and then slice. Bake on un
greased baking sheets in mod
erate oven. 350 degrees. 10
to 12 minutes. Press decora-
tion into cookies during last
six minutes of baking.
Give Vegetables Zest .
With Herbs and Spices
A dash of this and a sprin
kle of that will work won
ders with fresh, frozen or
, canned vegetables. Here are
herb and spice go-togethers
that will give new drama,
aroma flavor interest to
many of our every-day vege
tables, o
To- asparagus, add celery
salt, marjoram or freshly
ground black pepper.
To green beans, add bor
age, black pepper, celery talt
or marjoram. V
To broccoli, add celery salt,
marjoram, paprika, borage,
red uepper or savory.
To carrots, add anise seefis,
- celery salt, onion juicf , mc,
sage or mint leaves.
To cauliflower, dd bsil,
coriander, dry mustard, mace,
nutmtj, savory, blftcg pEjper.
To celery, add chervil,
horseradish, piprikg, gtraley.
To eggplant, ads biil, eel-
O ery salt, chergil, fill, garlic,
marjoram, parsley ofc ttrrf-
gon.
ToOpcGs, gSM cterMrj,
ge.Cthyme or mint.
To spinftch, 99 cfltry Self,
curry, ginger, mtr,jorm, tv
e ory, swet bfcil, thymf.
To tomgitoes, 9 bay leaf,
chervil, chives, Jtnnai, far-
lie, paprika, $itj, rat pep
per, sweet bftfcj, ttwtgon,
water crf.
&tW CHM
Plentiful -yin cfcieitno tt
reasonable cost yut tntm in
tl)menu o$n, Why not try
a new way rjgh aov This
barbecu iut i t dtnly.
Make som u 4 it
handy. 0
Coat(g;po$ fift eu-up fry
Q er with flour, flt ni ptpper;
cook slowly in onurth cup
fat, tuiinfij occtontIl? to
brown evenly.
To mak9 barbcut Muce,
blend one teaspoon ttlt, one
half teaspoon peppr, on ta
blespoon paprifc, one table
soon sugar; add one-half clove
grlic or on-fourth teasoon
garlic salt, one medium onion,
finely chopped, one cup cat
sup, one-half cup water, one
third cup lemon juice or vine
gar, one tablespoon Worces
tershire sauce and heat to
boiling.
Add one cup barbecue
sauce to browned chicken;
cover skillet and simmer an
hour or more. Meanwhile
simmer remaining sauce to
desired thickness. Brush
cooked chicken with thick
ened sauce and place under
broiler briefly since sauce
browns quickly. More sauce
on side.
Dairy Products. Poultry
Lead Parade of Values
June is Dairy Month for
VIMCIHT
the simple reason that milk
production is at highest level
of the year. The dairy indus
try is a major one in our
tatt which not only supplies
11 our needs but exports
canned milk, nonfat dry milk
ind cheese to other states and
other countries.
Considering the food value
in a quart of milk, it is one
of the best buys day in and
day out. Calcium, phosphor
us and iron, all found in milk.
Ire the three most important
minerals needed for human
boSy health and growth. Chil
dren can use a quart of mtfk
ty to very good advantage.
They needn't drink it all, you
tnow. Cereals, cream soups,
custarfla, puddings and many
other menu itema provide
portion.
Put cottage cheese in the
menu more often, "as is" or
combined with fruits or veg-
etablea for satisfying salads
Macaroni and cheese, Spanish
rice and cheese, rarebits, souf
'lies, fbndus made with good
0I8 American cheddar cheese
art nutritious, delicious as
main flithes. Many find but
tarmilfc fresh from the refrig
erator n especially refresh-
in beverage. Any vegetable
taste better with butter.
Ivtporated milk is mighty
fitndy on the pantry shelf.
Won fat dry milk is a genuine
bargain. Ice cream and imi
tation ice cream are super
desserts. - ,
VyM, Bieiless, Turkeys
Poultry it apecialed right
along; makes good eating hot
or cold. Outdoor! or indoors.
a testy barbecue sauce is
fine thing for broiler halves
cut-up fryera, chicken or tur
key parte.
Meat marketa feature plen
tiful heavier lamb which de
serves a place on menus more
often. Watch newspaper ads
anfl displays for occasional
beef and pork "buys"; then
stock up if you have a freezer
Cold cuts and canned meats
make at least one easy main
meal with sandwich leftovers
Hamburgers or hot dogs will
satisfy the children any day
Serve, them with chili con
carne and chopped onions in
or on toasted buns with crisp
dill pickles alongside.
Fish amd Bkellfish. No need
for menu monotony when you
can fix cod, fish sticks, floun
der, halibut, shrimp, rockfish,
sablefish and salmon; enjoy
canned tuna, salmon, sar
dines, clams.
Vegetable displays offer as
paragus, lima beans, snap
beans, broccoli, cabbage, car-
rota, corn-on-cob, cucumbers,
greens, eggplant, lettuce,
mushrooms, potatoes, onions
peas, spinach.
Fruit buya continue to be
bananas, avocados, strawber-
riea, pineapple with melons
coming in.
Pacifists Jailed
For Defying Order
Honolulu (UPI) Federal
authorities held two men in
jail Thursday for trying to sai
the yacnt uoiaen Kuie xo jni-
wefcok in protest against the
ttomie eets.
The two men were Albert
Bigelow, Coa Cob, Conn., and
William Huntington, St
James. N.Y.. who just re
turned from the mainland
rhere'he has been trying to
obtain financial support for
the venture.
The arrests were carried
out Wednesday several hours
pert.
Federal. Judge Jon Wng
last montA found the pacifists
in contemg for defying his
order against the voyage. He
gave them 60-day suspended
sentences. T he Atomic
Energy Commissions has
barred Americans from the
teat area.
Public utility companies
now average more than $52,
000 in investments for every
one of their workers, accord
ing to industrial statistics.
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