Unity, June 7, 1959
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford,
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Feeding the Family
' By ZOLA VINCENT
Food Editor
Sundae Glamour
For Every Day
We're eating more ice
eream, more frozen deserts.
There are more than 200 ice
cream flavors but the major
ity of eaters still say "make
mine vanilla". Beyond ques
tion, vanilla ice cream is the
perfect underpinning for sun
daes, milk shakes, sodas. One
usually figures that a pint of
ice cream will make 4 serv
ings when combined with a
sauce.
Sundaes are at home in chi
na dishes, dessert glasses, can
taloupe halves, peach, pear or
banana halves . . . and a great
many of them are going into
plastic-coated dishes and small
plates that are designed for
every possible ccasion and
''every day" too.
Chocolate topping contin
ue! far and away the favorite,
used alone or. in combination
with fruits, nuts, coconut.
Molasses or Honey ' '
Many agree that the finest
of all ice cream toppings is a
tablespoon of unsulphured
molasses or honey spooned
over.
RaUin-Fruii auc
Add plentiful raisins to any
leftover syrup from canned
fruits such as pineapple,
peaches, apricots, berries,
plums or cherries. Combine
and let stand in refrigerator
at least 12 hours for blending.
Chocolate Balls
These are tremendously
popular. Roll balls of ice
cream in chopped nuts and
top with chocolate sauce. Gr
roll In coconut and top with
chocolate sauce. Or top with
chocolate sauce; and sprinkle
liberally with chopped nuts
or snowy coconut.
8piced Lemonade "
Party stuff for enjoyment
' all summer long. Boil three-
fourths cup sugar artf three
fourths cup water for about
five minutes. Combine one
cup of this syrup with 12
whole cloves and a three-inch
stick cinnamon;' simmer five
minutes. Strain and add juice
of five lemons and one quart
water. Chill. Pour over ice
cubes made of lemonades
Cheese Cuslard Ring
Will Please Family v
A fine way to use up your
share of June's bounty of
chedar chese. A recent host
ess baked this custard in a
regular pie crust and served
in pie wedges very attrac
tively. If you try it that way
thoroughly butter pie crust
pan to prevent sogginess.
Omit water pan if you bake
custard in crust.
2 tablespoons buter
3 tablespoons flour
1 cup milk t . ,
Vt teaspoon salt
V teaspoon paprika
Vt teaspoon mustard
1 cup grated American
cheese
1 cup grated Swiss cheese
4 eggs .
Melt butter: add flour, stir
ring to a smooth paste. Add
milk gradually, stirring con
stantly until mixture thickens
vsA is smooth. Add salt, pap
me, mustard and cheese and
stir until cheese is melted. Re
move from heat id beat in
eggs, one at a time. "
Your into buttered nine-inch
riag mold. Pjtee in pan of
hot water (omit u you re Dax-
ing in pie shell) and bake in
moderate oven, 350 degrees,
40 minutes. Aerve with any
creamed green vegetable and
broiled tomato or peach
halves.
Sour Cream Dressing
' A wonderful tart -sweet
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dressing for slaw using plenti
ful cabbage, sliced cucumbers
or tossed salad greens and
plentiful, popular dairy sour
cream.
Combine these ingredients
in a jar and shake thoroughly
or beat in a bowl until smooth
and creamy: one-half cup sour
cream, one tablespoon sugar,
one-half teaspoon salt, one
half teaspoon paprika, freshly
ground black pepper, one-half
teaspoon mustard, two table
spoons vinegar, one-half tea
spoon salad herbs.
Dairy Products lead June
Parade of Better Values
June is Dairy Month for
the simple reason that this is
the month when our milk cow
population works hardest and
consistently establishes new
production records.
The dairy industry is a ma
jor one in our state which not
only supplies most of our dai
ry needs but exports some
items to other states and to
other countries.
Considering the food value
in a quart of milk, it is one
of the best buys for the mon
ey, day in and day out. Cal
cium, phosphorus and iron,
all found in milk, are the
three most important miner
als needed by the human body
for health and growth
Other fine plentiful dairy
items readily available at rea
sonable cost include sour
cream, cottage cheese, Ameri
can (chedar) cheese, a wide
variety of fancy cbeses, but
termilk, ice cream and other
frozen dairy products. And of
course nonfat dry milk which
is an exceptional bargain. .
Meat and Poultry
Those who believe that
"meat makes the meal" find
many excellent values in
pork, some specials in brais
ing, long cooking beef and
lamb cuts. Poultry continues
in the best buy bracket. Cold
cuts are many; make good eat
ing at reasonable cost in sand
wiches and in hot dishes. 1
Good idea to have handy a
few cans of specialty meats
for both planned and emer
gency meals.
Fish and Shellfish Good
buys, wonderful eating in
plentiful, reasonably priced
cod, fish sticks, flounder, hal
ibut, rockfish, salmon and
shrimp.
Vegetables
Bins continue to overflow
with . fresh - produce of high
quality; potatoes in all sizes,
tender cabbage, cauliflower,
lettuce, romaine, spinach, rhu-
b a r b, bunched vegetables.
Available at modest cost are
celery bunches and hearts,
corn-on-the-cob, cucumbers,
variety of summer squashes,
tomatoes.
Berries Beckon
5 Strawberries are making
way in displays for the bush
berries of the Youngberry,
Loganberry, Boysenberry and
Olallie types. Early grapes
are ahead of their season. Ap
ricots, peaches and. figs are
nudging plentiful Valencias
and grapefruit. Apples, sur
prisingly, have excellent qual
ity despite long storage. Mel
ons are increasing seasonally
with slight price reductions
noted. t
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King George V of Great
Britain died Jan. 20, 1935 and
was succeeded by his eldest
son. the Prince of Wales, who
took title as King Edward
VIII. He abdicated Dec. 11,
1936 and was succeeded by
his brother, the Duke of York,
who became Kig George VI,
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