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o o 12A MAIL TRIBUNE Medford, Oregon, ThunJay, July 10, 1958 MEL IN ITSELF Cold and colorful, a mam dish salad is a meal m itself, hearty and delicious, when it combines macaroni with meat, chicken, fish, eggs or cheese and salad greens tossed lightly with a zesty dressing. We picture Maca roni Coronado with the recipe included in today's food columns. Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor . Summer Salad Strategy Makes Most of Macaroni With all those men of the National Macaroni Manufac turers Association meeting on our west coast at the Hotel Del Coronado this week, we pay tribute to their products, the durum trio, macaroni, spag hetti and noodles. Men have been talking a- bout macaroni products for centuries, and women have been cooking them for the same length of time. The Chi nese were eating macaroni product in various forms as early as 5000 B.C. Every school child reads of Marco Polo's delight in dishes evol ved from "the cooking of strands of dried dough." Today's explorer of the ma O caroni shaves in the super market and in the "little It aly" shopping centers of met ropolitan cities can find as many as 300 different shapes and sizes. The most frequent ly used shapes however are: macaronia, the tubular shape in short elbows and lengths; ) spaghetti, the solid rod form available in varying de grees of thickness; and egg . noodles, the ribbon-like pieces in varying widths. Other pop ular shapes are corrugated el bows, coiled or bunched rods alphabets, shells, bows, and stars. Macaroni Coronado Salad of Distinction Home economists of the Na tional Macaroni Institute toss ed this salad lightly in a huge salad bowl especially for the enjoyment of west coasters who often find satisfaction in a substantial supper salad. We will tell you cwifidentially that they made it with diced , cooked chicken . . . and we made it with diced baked ham. Chicken or ham,t's fine fare. Eight sGrvings Cooked elbow or shell maca O roni 10 siince package frozen, cook ea and diced broccoli cup Sliced radishes 1 cup torn chicory or curly endive 2Vz cup diced cooked chicken Vz cup French dressing or diced cooked ham Vi cup chili Sauce G 3 tablespoons lemon juice M teaspoon garlic salt To cook macaroni, add 1 tablespoon salt to 3 quarts rapidly boiling water. Gradu ally add 2 cups (8 ounces) el bow or shell macaroni so that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occasion ally, according to directions on package or until desired tenderness. Be very careful not to overcook. Drain in col ander, rinse with cold water drain. Combine macaroni with re maining ingredients; toss light ly but thoroughly. Chill well. o Fruited Macaroni Salad Surprise Macaroni combines ideally with any and all salad mak ings so why not dare to be dif ferent and enhance the fine flavor and good nutrition of macaroni with assorted fruit? Cooked elbow macaroni 1 pound 4-ounce can apricot halves, drained 1 cup seedless green grapes 1 pound 4-ounce can pineapple chunks, drained Vz cup diced pitted dates Vi cup diced or sliced almonds 1 teaspoon salt i cup French dressing Vz cup mayonnaise To cook macaroni, add 1 tablespoon salt to 3 quarts rapidly boiling water. Gradu ally add 2 cups (8 ounces) el bow or shell macaroni so that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occasion ally, according to package dir ections or until tender. Drain in colander, rinse with cold Sawdust Medford Fuel Go. Tel. SP 2-21 1 1 Court & McAnd. i zn water; drain thoroughly. L-omoine remaining ingre dients; add to macaroni. Toss together lightly and chill thor oughly for a flavor and tex ture blend that will surprise and please family and friends, Eight generous servings when arranged on lettuce leaves or shredded lettuce. Macaroni Tuna Loaf Casserole de Luxe Another main dish meal that can be prepared in a mat ter or minutes combines plentiful, economical, delici ous and nutritious macaroni and ditto tuna. Seventy per cent of tuna users, asked why they used tuna said simply. "because I like it"; 50 percent added that thev liked tuna al so because of the ease. SDeed and convenience of preparing the meal. Six Servings. Cooked macaroni 2 cans chunk-style tuna 3A cup grated carrots 3 eggs, slightly beaten Salt and pepper 1 large can (1 2-3 cups) evapo rated milk 'z teaspoon salt teaspoon dry mustard 1 tablespoon steak sauce 2 cups (8 ounces) grated pro cessed American cheese To cook macaroni, add 1 tablespoon salt to 3 quarts ra pidly boiling water. Gradually add 2 cups (8 ounces) elbow or shell macaroni so that water continues to boil. Cook un covered, stirring occasionally, according to directions on package or until just tender. Do not overcook. Dram in col ander. Do not rinse. Combine macaroni, tuna, carrots, eggs, salt, and pepper; mix well. Press into well- greased 9x5x3 inch or compar able size casserole or baking pan. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, 1 hour or until firm. Unmold. , Meanwhile, combine evapo rated milk, yA teaspoon salt, mustard and steak sauce in saucepan and simmer over low heat to just below boiling (about 2 minutes). Add cheese; stir over low heat until cheese melts (about 1 minute longer). berve sauce with macaroni- tuna loaf. Anticipate compli ments, requests for second helpings. Minute Meals ' Meals in a minute (well, two or three minutes) are ready for heating and eating when you have canned standbys on the emergency shelf. Beef stew, beef and gravy, beef goulash, frankfurters and sauerkraut, chop suey, corned beef hash, spaghetti with meat, chili con carne, tamales head a long list with new items appearing right along. Give Fresh Peach Crumble a Tumble Fresh peaches, the dieters delight and a boon to the bud get (more so later) are arriv- Lebanon May Ask Help From U.S. United Nations, N.Y. (UPI) Lebanon soon may turn from the United Nations to the United States for help in ending her civil war, a Leb anese official indicated Wed nesday. Dr. Karim Azkoul, perma nent Lebanese delegate to the U. N. said Lebanon still hopes U. N. intervention can stop the seven - week - old rebellion which the Beirut government complains is "massively" sup ported from Syria. But, he made it clear the government was bitterly dis appointed by the U. N. report denying Syrian intervention, and that if something isn't done soon, "friendly powers" would be called upon for aid. Lebanon is one of the closest friends of the United States in the Middle East. Back Stairs: Mamie's Clothes Problem Portland (UPI) The mean stream flow of the Co lumbia river at The Dalles, Ore., last month was 103 per cent of the average for June in 15-year period of 1938 to 1952, according to the Geolog ical Survey. By DAYTON MOORE United Press International Ottawa (UPI) Back stairs at the White House: The visit of President and Mrs. Eisenhower here was in formal from a protocol stand point. But it presented . as many clothes problems for the First Lady as if it had been formal. To get her wardrobe ready for it, she passed up a Fourth of July week end with the President at their Gettys burg, Pa., farm and stayed at the White House. The White House refused to give out any advance informa tion on the clothes that she brought with her. But on sim ilar trips in the past, Mrs. Eisenhower generally has worn different clothes for each public or social appear ance. That would have meant seven or eight ensembles for different luncheons, dinners, receptions and Dublic appear ances here in addition to' travel outfits. The President's use of a "He aluaifs takes SANTIAM Blue Lake Stringless GREEN BEANS wherever he goes' A mam ing in good condition and in creasing quantity. Elbertas, early and late, are ideal for eating fresh, for dessert mak ing, for canning, preserving, pickling, and, of course, for peaches and ice cream. Will peak end of July. If you're thinking of peach freezing, wait for the Oso Gems which come along in August. Right now you'll want to make this delectable peach crumble to please the family. Six servings. IV2 cups sifted flour Vfc teaspoon salt Vt teaspoon cinnamon V4 teaspoon nutmeg V2 cup sugar 13 cup butter or margarine 4 cups fresh peaches, sliced 1-3 cup sugar teaspoon lemon rind Sift flour with salt, spices and the Vz cup sugar. Cut butter or margarine into mix. ture until fine. Sprinkle half of flour mixture over bottom of 8x8x2 inch pan. Sugar peach slices with the 1-3 cup sugar; ' sprinkle with lemon rind. Spread over mix. Cover fruit with balance of mix, patting down so it sticks to fruit. Bake in hot oven, 400 degrees, 45 minutes. Crumble will be light in color; may have additional browning by placing under broiler for a few seconds, if you like. Fish Fillets Swiss Style A fine fish dish to be re peated again and again is easi ly, quickly achieved like this using fresh or frozen fish fil lets of cod, sole, halibut, sea bass or other white fish. Two pounds for each four ample servings. Tarter sauce along side. Combine 3 tablespoons le mon juice, 1 tablespoon grated onion. Pour over 2 pounds fish fillets. Combine Vz cup fine bread crumbs and J4 cup grat ed Swiss cheese; roll fish in crumb-cheese mixture. ' Melt V cup butter or margarine in baking dish and place fillets side by side in dish. Bake at 350 degrees 20 minutes or un til fish is easily flaked with a fork. 'Guessers' Figure Future Power Loads Chicago (UPI) A team of "educated guessers" and an apparatus at Illinois Insti tute of Technology called a network analyzer are helping power companies determine their peak loads for years ahed. The team, composed of ITT and power firm engineers, work together at intervals throughout the year providing predictions down to the last detail. The "educated guessers," try to foresee the expected consumption of electricity for a given year in the future, set up an entire generating sys tem in a diagram and feed the diagram into the analyzer for a check. It sometimes takes as long as a day to set up the propos ed system on the analyzer, which covers three walls of a 30-by-20-foot room. It may take an additional week to two -weeks for the analyzer to determine whether the sys tem is sound. No Shortage of Heart Specialists Chicago (UPI) A noted, heart surgeon assures the na tion that there is no need to worry about a shortage of heart specialists and surgeons. Dr. Charles P. Bailey told an audience in Chicago that "despite the rising number of people discovered and treated for heart disease, including surgery," there will be enough specialists to take care of the need. "Indeed, if two great types, arteriosclerotic and rheumatic heart disease yield to prevent ive and curative measures now under study," Bailey said, "the need for heart sur gery "will be almost cut in half." Portland (UPI) Glazing operations of six glass instal lation firms have been halted here after AFL-CIO glass workers struck one of the firms. SNIDER'S MILK THE $1 GROWING FAVORITE ? "mulligan" when lie shot a 79 last week end on the Gettys burg, Pa.,- golf course inspired the Washington Daily News to run an editorial. It stated pur pose was to straighten out con fused "students of public af fairs who are, not versed in the intricate vocabulary of golf." The editorial-explained that in this case "mulligan" neith er was the name of a stew nor "the name of a hero in the war against the black and tan." Instead, it was as any golf er, particularly a duffer, pub lic affairs aside, knows "is the term used for a second shot off the first tee when the player doesn't like the looks of the first one." The editorial noted t h a t r some golf courses frown on mulligans or even forbid them "with signs on the first tee as follows: "no mulligans'." How ever, Eisenhower doesn't go along. He commented in hit ting three drives to start the record - breaking, for him, round that he believed in try ing until he connected with a satisfactory drive. But he play ed his second one, the true mulligan, despite the fact that his third drive was longer and straighter. Even before Presidential Aide Sherman Adams' accept ance of gifts from millionaire industrialist Bernard Gold fine exploded into the head lines, some politically-minded members " of the Eisenhower administration were concern ed about a match book cover at the White House. Printed across it is: "White House staff Given to guests in the mess. staff dining room in the west wing of the White House, the cover has on one side the pres idential seal and a sketch of the south portico on the other side. . (U N IBEUI EVAE3D.il HAMAD MS STORE WIDE!!. Sale Tables Located on 1st FloorBalcony 2nd Floor Doors Open 9 a.m. Daily No Lay-a-Ways Come Early Get First Choice We believe a sale should have genuine bargains. We like to clear out our Odds 'n Ends to make room for new merchandise. We get space, you, the customer, get the bargains! The Management. "Bonus for Cash!" Extra 5 D, 1 On All Sale Merchandise, . Paid for in Cash or Check. Only Sale Items and Only This Week. 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