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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1958)
o c3 O Peg! ifftg She Family St 04 yiNCINT Tomorrow -- Saturday o Man-s ijctg Te f!il reff - iner (and hi grcgtft m relish any of th4 iftrntil Mnd wichlisanaae itfl ctse which fbntt Mgh among his favorit fbo?. fis up jr or two of n hove handy fbr Sncr. rrigtr tor raid0r0 r Cihet growing boys, o o rh grti ChfftoChs, add som tiiiw chopped celery, onion op pictl and blend with (Hough mayon naise to gLi it tjr0titfinj con sistency. To a shfrp4!gvorj chtese, softened fjt room tmjytrture, add a few tbItspoon of to njato Tatsuj, choppt wlnut meats, salt n4 n juict to taste. Blend cffeam chttse with a bit of cream, minctdt onion, anchovy, pimiento tnd a dash of Worcestershire sauce. Creamfl cottage clieese mixed with shredded raw car rots, chopped dates and nuts make a memorable topping for brown bread. Top tongue or -ham on rye with grated cheese mixed with any of the cfollowing: chopped onion, chopped pickle, chopped carrot, cook ed beans, fine-cut celery. To make meal $f these man-size snacks, frencjh toast them for even heartier eating. Beat one or two eggs with one-half cup milR. Dip the sandwiches lightly into this and fry slowly in a little fat. Brown on both sides and serve hot. Greon Goddess Salad Dressing . Now world - famed, this Green Goddess salad dressing has been a west coast favorite for many yefts. We repeat it for new-comers nd as a re minder to old-timerg. Green GStides dressing usually goes into t tald bowl filled with biiz pieces of Iberg lettuc though some use a combination of lattuces; gel's tossed Ightlfi. -Combine on cug mayon naise. 01 cltv garlic, minced, thif cfcojpfd n- chovies, or - fjugrttr cup chopped Ft. onf table spoon fresh l&non uice, one tablespoon tftrrfgoA vinegar, one-ha teSoon salt and coarsely fgroun blgcg pepper to taste. B19n well, th?n fold (3p one-half' cu$ etour cram, whipped. QfcygQ mtt one pint. Many Ihtff) Choose Chicat Though beef .frotvrs insist that most men seltct taak as favored food, w (now for a fact , that mftny men choose chicken. The men in your life may prefer it barbecued, broiled, f r i d, casseroled, roasted or stfwed but we're confidOnt they will like this brand new recipe for chicken in orang sauce which we've man-tested. For company, fix several of these. Chicken in Orange Sauce. Seelct a good-size broiler fryer and have it cut up. Coat pieces with flour seasoned with salt and pepper. Heat about lVz cups fat in biggest skillet. Broken chicken pieces, turning occasionally. Put chicken in 11 2 quart casser ole. Brown one - third cup chopped onion in skilled add one-quarter cup water. Cook and stir to loosen all those flavorful brown flour par ticles. Remove from heat and stir in half a six-ounce can frozen orange juice concentrate. Pour over chicken in casser ole. Cover and bake in mod- prate oven, 350 degrees, 30 to 45 minutes or until chicken is fork tender. Foil Roasted Corn Outdoors or Indoors c T.nt of corn-on-the-cob is gf-tting foil roasted this sum mer. Can be fixed well ahead of time. To husk or not to husk is a moot question. If husks are left on, pull them back and remove "silk"; brush with melted butter and sprinkle with seasonings (salt, pepper and how about trying dash of chili powder or oretano). Replace husks, wrap in aluminum foil, twisting ends to secure. If husks are removed, spread corn with softened but ter and season. Wrap corn in foil, double wrapping if fire is very hot or if corn is to be placed on the coals. Outdoor roasting takes about 25 minutes, turning oc casionally. Oven-roasting in shallow pan in hot oven, 400 degrees, takes 15 to 20 minutes. Quick Strawberry Dessert. Fold crushed or sliced fresh strawberries into lightly sug ared whipped cream; chill for a few hours. Pile on any white or yellow cake slices. Markets Offer Many Seasonal Foods What papa wants, papa (usually) gets and this week end, the man who carries the cash "(however briefly) is like ly to have his favorite foods on the table and to pick the place for the table - setting. Whether the man in your life scintillates grilling steaks or chickens or merely basks in the" spotlight while Mother cooks as usual, we've lots of good food news. Men Like Meat. If a broiled steak is your man's first, sec ond and third choice, there are six steak cuts with vari able prices; four less expen sive cuts that respond amaz ingly to a little tenderizing. And never estimate the good ness of hamburger, ground round and ground sirloin. De luxe cuts for broiling are tenderloin, T-bone, club, bone less loin, pin - bone sirloin, wedge-bone sirloin.- A porter house is a T-bone with a large portion of the tenderloin. Less tender, less expensive but very good eating cuts are chuck (or shoulder), rib, rump and leg of lamb are masculine favorites. Shopping the ads in this newspaper will reveal the best buys for father's fa vorites for Sunday and for everyday eating. Many Choose Chicken.' Best meat buy continues to be broiler-fryers which are pre ferred by many men. Hot or cold, outdoors or indoors, pile platters high with broiled or fried chicken. If the family gathering is large, turkey is easy, economical, always welcome. Berries Beckon. Strawber ries have line color, aroma and flavor. Shortcake for Sunday, of course. If you're putting -up strawberries talk it over quickly with your fruit man and make plans ac cordingly. And here come the luscious sweet - tart Boysen-berries. Melons and Fruit. Fragrant, delicious cantaloupes are really rolling with lower prices reflected. Yellow-meat-ed peach varieties are here; will be increasing right along, More cherries, too. We've sighted the first plums and grapes with seasonally high prices-. Good old stand-bys are bananas, grapefruit, lemons, oranges. Vegetable Look. Father likes corn, on the cob and off! Short, short cooking and that means less than five minutes in boiling water. If corn is fresh from the stalk, three minutes is about right. Plenty of cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, cucum bers, potatoes, dry onions, spinach, rhubarb and bunched vegetables. Soft squash, to matoes, peppers are high. o 0 , y-- ' gut moving costs In half N6S AilH ' Krl' - Hertz Truck nta' Service. Lo rav th hour' daY' or Jn9r-'nc,ud a11 9as lirtl n ProPr ins"ranc- Pads an dollies for rent, tfio'call Mrt anytimo you need a truck fast! HSPKIWS RICHFIELD ASF of Copco's Spring Bonus Allowance APPLIANCE CO. Suggests you give something extra - special - a wonderful practical appliance -to the ( mm 1 T' SJF ,V : A3 U Wififraewawwiti. J (and make her even happier!) General Electric Offers You. -5. I RSU'GH Cm 1 rrfS C-Lia STRAIGHT LINE DESIGN! Sidat and top are flat. 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