Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1960 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. B 3 Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT rood Editor Polli Reveal Big Trend Toward Fresh Cranberries Cranberriei are back and everybody's got them. And at the lowest prices ever noted by this reporter. That's be cause nature went to work in the interests of c r a n berry growers; rolled up a majority of sunshine and rain; grew berries bigger and better. West coasters have been growing and eating cranber ries ever since Lewis and Clark thoughtfully transplant ed them to the marshy coastal regions of our Pacific North west. We pictured our vote-getting fresh cranberry and rais in cake and give recipe else where in our columns today. Here are other ways with these red, ripe, fresh, dark beauties. Cranberry sauce and cran berry jelly are such old stand bys that we're not even going to mention them. Cranberries are prize winners as an in gredient for turkey stuffings. They make a distinctive cock tail when juiced and spiced with cloves and cinnamon. They give zest to a meal in relishes, ices, fruit salads, fruit molds and in many com' binations with apples, oranges and other fruits. Fresh cran berry nut bread is highly re garded. They go into pies, puddings, tarts; combine with apple in a cobbler. Relish Repeat We remind you of the all time popularity of this recipe for Cranberry Relish: Recipe requires only one pound of fresh cranberries, one orange and one cup of sugar. Quarter the orange and take out the seeds but us both pulp and skin. Grind th raw berries and orange peel; add the sugar, mix and place in covered jar in refrigerator. This will keep for two or three weeks but it is unthink able that it won't be con sumed long before that. Spiced Tomato Bouillon This spiced tomato bouillon Is a zesty refresher as snack or mealtime first course. Serve with saltines or other favored crackers. Dissolve two beef bouillon cubes in two cups boiling wa ter; stir in one cup tomato juice and dash of ground cloves. Heat to boiling point; serve with lemon slices for garnish. Vote-Getters Friendi Tuna and Corn Soup Here's a tuna and corn soup recipe to have ready and waiting for a slight simmer while you finish up your pre cinct work or to have at hand for late voters or election re turn watchers. Eight servings. 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cup chopped onions IV cups chopped celery 4 cups tomato juice 2 cups stork or bouillon 1 teaspoon salt V teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons sugar 1 teaspoon basil 1 10 ounce package frozen whole kernel corn 2 7-ounce cans tuna Melt butter or margarine. Add onions and celery and cook over low heat, 10 min utes. Add tomato juice, stock or bouillon, salt, pepper, sug ar, basil and corn; mix. Cover and cook over medium heat 20 minutes, stirring occasion ally. Add tuna and return to simmer.. Dairy Sour Crtam Topi Lamp Chops Put this combination of broiled lamb chops with dairy sour cream sauce on your mealtime ballot for enjoying now, repeating later. There's plenty of lamb, plenty of dai ry sour cream; both enjoy tremendous popularity; make a fine twosome. Six servings. 6 lamb loin chops, cut 1-inch thick Salt and pepper Vi pint dairy sour cream W cup chopped parsley 2 tablespoons chopped chives 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Salt and pepper to taste Sprinkle lamb with salt and pepper. Broil lamb three to four inches from source of heat, five to seven minutes on each side or to desired degree of doneness. Meanwhile, combine re maining ingredients; cook over low heat, stirring con-stantly-not more than three minutes. Serve sauce with lamb chops. A spot of curry if family likes curry. Go-Togelhers for Election . Day Blues or Rejoicing As "Returns" Indicate Chances are that more peo ple will drink more coffee, more tea and other beverages during the next few days and nights than at any other time throughout the year. So put in plentiful supplies of both along with other favored bev erages of family and friends and some carbonated bever ages for the children and teenagers. Instant coffee is a good buy and a great convenience when you're likely to be stirring it up any time of day or night. It can be made in the cup if you're grabbing a fast one, but actually is far superior when made in quantity in a pot. Remember to have plenty of coffee cream for coffee drinkers, lemons tor tea drinkers. Patriotic designs and appropriate red, white and blue paper napkins are readily available at stationers. Make a fancy desert or two or three or buy coffee cakes, cupcakes, petit fours, assorted cakes or cookies. Thin slices of fruit cake served with cheese cut in parly motifs, elephants and donkeys, are a good idea. Beit Buyi Meat. Good supplies of lamb at reasonable pricei. Stock up now on lamb If you have a home freezer. Bargains in stewing beef and pot roasting cuts as well as In minute steaks and hamburger. Veal is at its best and a trifle lower in cost. Ham, bacon, sausage and processed meat are good pork buys. Fiih and Shellfish. Vary menus. Take good look at lo cal displays of fish and shell fish. They reveal Dungcness crabs, fish sticks, flounder, halibut, rcK-kflsh, salmon, scallops and shrimp with more varieties over in the frozen and canned foods sec tions. Vegetables, Fruit. Abund ance of broccoli, green cab bage, carrots, cauliflower, cel ery, corn, cucumbers, onions, eggplant, peppers, winter squash varieties, tomatoes, sweet potatoes. Fruit displays offer fine apple variety, ba nanas, cranberries, grapes, pears, some melons, persim ons, pomegranates. Frohnmayer Named To U of 0 Fund Eugene-Otto Frhonmayer, Medford attorney and Univer sity of Oregon alumni, has been named second vice presi dent of the University devel opment fund. Both the reorganization of the fund and election of offi cers took place here at the recent Homecoming celebra tions. President of the Fund is Donald Slocum, Eugene orthopedist. The reorganizing of the fund, a non-profit corporation organized by alumni, and friends of the university for the purpose of chaneling gifts to the school, is the result of a study made by nation-wide experts in the field. Reconstitution of the fund's board of directors was sug gested to incorporate on it all constituents, such as faculty, students, alumni, and non-alumni. I AS At,IS MAR. 22 I jgAPFL. 20 10-12-15-35 1669-82-89 I jf TAUIUI I "AY 21 MY 5- 7-20-J5 H28-X1-45 STAR GAZER? GEMINI MAY 22 :-f JUNE 22 48-5WO-63 63-68-74 CANCH JUNE 23 JULY 23 ,16-30-34.50 54-78-80-90 MO JULY 24 . 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