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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Food Editor
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Golden Shrimp Get
Cheese Dressing
. Lunchins recently In N
York at Imperiale restaurant
near the United Nations, this
writer noted with interest
"Spinach, plain" on t
menu. A fine idea.
thought. We also think "Fried
Shrimp, plain" a very super
ior idea. But for those who
like to dress-up shrimp, here
is a noDular recipe with and
for a three-minute cheese
sauce.
Shrimp. Sift together
mos all-mirDOse flour.
teasTsoon bakinz Dowder.
teasoon salt. Add two beaten
eggs and 1 cups (large can)
undiluted evaporated mux;
blend well. Using Hi pounds
shelled and devemed shrimp
dip shrimp in batter and cook
in hot deeD fat (375 degrees)
A to 10 minutes or until light
ly browned. Drain on absorb
ent naner. Serve with this
cheese sauce:
Cheese Sauce. Simmer
cups (one large can) undilut
ed evaporated milk, z tea
spoon salt, two teaspoons
dnr mustard in saucepan ov
er medium heat to just below
boiling (about two minutes)
Add two cups (about one-half
pound) grated processed Am
erican cheese: stir over me
dium heat until cheese melts
(about one minute longer)
Makes about 2Vi cups ol
sauce which you can pour ov
er shrimn ... or over toast
points ... or over tuna or
toast points.
Mushrooms to Order
The wav canned mush
rooms are sold these days is
wo convenient. They're cut to
suit the dish you serve
Therp are whole caps for
garnishing with distinction
There are slices for soiking i
sauce with delicate mushroom
flavor and pretty shapes.
And then there are stems
nH nieces, the budget mem
bers of thetfamily, that do so
well in spaghetti sauce, cas
seroles or creamed dishes
where mushroom flavor rath
er than shape Is the important
thing.
Pickled mushrooms are
relatively new member of
the family. Make an excellent
salad addition or hors d'oeu
vre offering.
- Canned mushrooms on the
pantry shelf are so handy for
fancying up plain dishes.
Eat Your Apple a Day
In One of These Ways
Whereas we can't guaran
tee the old saying "An apple
a day keeps the Doctor
away." we can keep on prais
ing the health giving quali
ties of apples in general.
Thev are nlentifnl and econ-
mical and are filled with vi
tamins and minerals neces
sary for the ultimate in
health and vitality.
Apples are always popular
when taken icy-cold from the
refrigerator and eaten out-of-hand
or cut in colorful slices
and accompanied by cheeses
of an Kinds, or servea witn
milk, popcorn, salted wafers,
ginger snaps, nut or brown
bread, fruit cake, or whatever
as a dessert or between meal
snack. They are especially
good in salads, desserts and as
an accompaniment to meats
and poultry. They are won
derful baked or fried as a
breakfast fruit course, and as
the flavor ingredient in these
super pancakes.
Scandinavian Apple
Pancakes
Pancakes, fl a n nelcakes,
priddlecakes. flaDiacks call
them what you will. If your
family likes them, tney n
surely take to these Scandi
navian apple pancakes.
1 apple
cup sugar
Hi cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon baking pow
der Vz teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar
1 egg, beaten
1 cup milk
1 tablespoon melted
shortening
Russia May Launch
Manned Satellite
Portland -(LTD- A California
scientist said Thursday night
the Russians may try to
launch a man-carrying satel
lite into space soon.
Dr. William H. Pickering,
director of the jet propulsion
laboratory at California Insti
tute of Technology, said he
did not believe the Russians
were interested in shooting at
the moon.
Dr. Pickering said the Rus
sians have shot dogs into
space vertically in rockets in
addition to one which was or
bited. He added they already
have a satellite in orbit which
weighs enough to carry a
man.
QUAKE SHAKES TOKYO
To-:yo - (CPD A "weak"
earthquake shook downtown
Tokyo today but there were
no reports of damage.
Core and peel apple and
cut it into thin rings. Sprin
kle with the one-fourth cup
sugar and let stand while
mixing batter. Sift together
flour, baking powder, salt
and sugar. Combine egg, milk
and melted shortening; mix
welL Add liquid to flour mix
ture and mix thoroughly.
Pour one tablespoon batter on
hot griddle or skillet. Put ap
ple ring in center and top
with anotheV tablespoon bat
ter. When bubbly, turn and
brown other side. Serve with
plenty of hot melted butter.
Pot Roasts. Pork. Poullry,
Beckon Thrifty Homemakers
Meat, poultry and fish de
partments vie for consumer
dollars and smart homemak
ers looking for menu variety
might well wind up with a
pot roast of beef, a pork
shoulder roast, some fryers
and a nice batch of rockfish.
Meat Situation: Families
are relishing pot roasts and
stews surrounded by season
al, flavorsome root vegetables
as colder weather takes over.
Most markets feature specials
in these cuts. You'll find ex
cellent buys in pork shoulder
roasts pork sausage and hams
for mighty good eating with
sweet potatoes, turnips or ru
tabagas, sauerkraut ' or ap
plesauce. Fresh cranberry rel
ish is pretty wonderful with
nork. tno Plmitw nf fine flav
ored lamh at mnrfpratp oat I
Veal is it light supply.
Poutry Buys. You just can't
go wrong in choosing poultry.
Both chickens and turkeys
linger in the low cost brack
et. Oven-ready ducks are
menu-worthy. Look for new
ways of fixing poultry. Try
different seasonings.
Fish and Shellfish. Fish
andor shellfish at least once
a week is an excellent menu
planning idea. There are
probably 50 varieties of rock
fish in our Pacific water. Oc
ean perch, rock cod, rock
bass and many others are
readily available in fillets for
quick cooking, fine eating.
Succulent Pacific oysters are
in good supply ready to tempt
your palate. Shrimp and hali
but are plentiful, versatile,
too, for meals that are differ
ent.
Vegetables Buys. So many
seasonal good things! Give
parsnips, turnips, rutabagas,
celery knobs, eggplant, arti
chokes a whirl for a change
along with plentiful cabbage,
carrots, celery, lettuce, broc
coli, Brussels sprouts, 1 toma
toes, sweet potatoes, dry on
ions, corn, potatoes, squash
varieties. Dry beans are plent
iful, packed with good nutr
tion. Serve as a vegetable one
day, soup the next, i
Fruit Buys. Good supply of i
northwest-grown cranberries
coming in along with apples,
pears, grapefruit, oranges,
grapes, fresh dates and figs.
Dried fruits, apples, apricots,
figs, peaches, prunes and rais
ins are excellent buys in good
nutrition. Make a "natural"
substitute for candy. Persim
mons and pomegranates make
good eating; provide color and
drama.
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