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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1959)
WHIPPED-CREAM WAFFLES ir guests bake their own waffles. All they'll have to ieate their own favorites is pour the batter on the hen sprinkle with one or several of the following: walnuts or buttered roasted almonds, semisweet fe pieces, prunes, apricots, dates, or coconut. re: 20 min. ps sifted flour p sugar blespoon baking powder aepoon salt p melted batter, cooled g yolks, well beaten (until thick and lemon-colored) p chilled whipping cream g whites a bowl and rotary beater. Preheat waffle baker. It nough for baking when a drop of cold water "sput ii surface. (Electric waffle bakers usually have jrs to show correct heat.) together into a bowl the flour, sugar, baking powder, j. Set aside. H butter into beaten egg yolks. jj chilled bowl and beater, beat whipping cream fetands in peaks when beater is slowly lifted upright. lipped cream into egg-yolk mixture. p a well in center of dry ingredients and add 5-cream mixture at one time. Stir only until blended. g clean beater, beat egg whites until rounded peaks led. Gently fold into batter. Pour batter onto center baker; allow it to spread to within 1 in. of edges. ir cover and allow waffles to bake according to pturer's directions, or until steaming stops (4 to 5 not raise cover during baking period. Lift cover n - waffle with a fork. Serve immediately with r margarine and warm maple sirup; or sprinkle ith confectioners' sugar and top with peach slices jvberries. I ' About 4 large waffles MJJt'wjiV? SfrMi W ii i i r i Inking places required the permission of the parole pi hesitate very much to ask so many privileges, illy so soon after my arrival," Leopold wrote, jr consultation with Rabbi Harold Gottesman, the I authorities agreed that the Caribe was too public, fate seder was arranged for him in the home of a lent Jewish family. He attended services with I Trudy Garcia de Acevedo, a widow he met through j Gottesman. lough Senora Garcia denies any romantic attach between them and there probably isn't any there jenuine fondness and respect and they correspond Wy. . j attendance at Passover services with Mrs. Garcia I spike rumors that Leopold was being converted to fanity. During most of his years in prison, his closest and advisor was a Catholic priest. And now, of f, a Protestant sect, the Church of the Brethren, has 1 him succor. ( effort has been made to convert me," he emphasized Hend. V it goes with Nathan Leopold. His days and nights Sent in a desperate inner struggle for redemption and His every movement seems dedicated to evening ats with his fellow man and his Creator. fl recently he thought a career in medicine would Jnsate society for the crime he had committed against It he decided he didn't have enough time. Now he jart a two-year course in social sciences at the Uni- V of Puerto Rico if the parole board approves. ay Leopold is a healthier, happier man than he was I he arrived in Puerto Rico. And some of his friends e he is close to that day when he will be able to look I fellow man and say: "I have paid my debt." NEW RECIPE IDEA: BURGERS-GN-A-STICK COrn. !, CARNATION CO, ...always stay juicy, never crumble- because of Carnation No other form of milk will do! It takes Carnation - the double-rich milk that whips - to hold the ground beef mix . ture together and keep it moist and tender. Carnation is twice as rich as ordinary milk because it is evaporated to the consistency of cream. It looks like cream, pours like cream, . and even whips. That's why it makes these burgers stay juicy - and stay on the stick. Use this mixture for a savory meat loaf, too. It's guaranteed perfect, with Carnation! FOR MEN ONLY: Enter KAISER FOIL'S 1st ANNUAL COOKOUT CHAMPIONSHIP. Win with BAR B-TRICKS. Get details at your food store. ' ' RECIPE: ; IV11G1ATII niLcr "from Contented Oowt" CARNATION BURGERS-ON-A-STICK (Make terviw) cup (small can) undiluted CARNATION : EVAPORATED MILK 1 egg 1 12 pounds ground beef y2 cup fine cracker crumbs 1 lz teaspoons salt Vi teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon dry mustard XA cup finely chopped onion y2 cup finely chopped green pepper 24 tomato slices or small tomatoes 12 onion slices or. small onions Blend Carnation Milk, egg, beef, cracker crumbs, salt, pepper, mustard, onion and green pepper together until well mixed. Make 24 small balls from meat mixture. Thread skewers with tomatoes. hamburger balls and onion slices. Broil about 5 minutes on each aide. -I l I - i?""1 sm- - js fi Broil about 6 minutes on each side. Avv izr-x5XJ. 'L
