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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
rood Editor
Little Cherry Piei I frozen, salted, smoked canned.
February Specialty I Actually there are about
February is cherry pie time 200 fish varieties available
as everyone knows. It seems I and forty kinds of shellfish,
that George Washington I So let's have no nonsense
brought fame to all cherry
trees; hence their fruit is sym
bolic. These little cherry pies
are filled with surprises.
There's a rich cream filling
hidden under the cherries. A
tablespoon of butter added to
the pudding filling gives ex
tra zip. A few drops of red
coloring perks up color. Al
mond extract adds to the
cherry flavor. Easy, too, be
cause you start with a pie
crust mix if you like.
1 recipe for pie crust
about "but my family doesn't
like . How do they know if
they haven't tried them?
Local markets offer cod,
Dungcncss crabs, fish sticks
and portions, flounder, sole,
halibut, oysters, rockfish, sa
biefish, salmon, scallops,
shrimp and swordfish.
Swordfish is a seasonal de
light. Bake it or broil it like
this: Preheat broiler. Brush
the fish well with butter or
oil and place it on an oiled
rack about two inches from
1 package vanilla pudding flame. Baste with more butter
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only once being careful not
to let flesh become dry. Sea
son to taste with salt and pep
per and serve with lemon
wedges, lemon butter, tarra-
mix
1 tablespoon butter
I No. 2 can (2i cups) sour
red cherries
23 cup sugar
,i teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons cornstarch
2 tablespoons butter
Vi teaspoon almond extract
Make standard 2 pie crust
recipe using your old standby
or a pie crust mix. Divide
dough into six balls. Roll each
ball on a lightly floured pastry
cloth or board. Roll from cen
ter to edges until crust is
about one-eighth inch thick
and circles are about six
inches in diameter. Fit pastry
loosely over the back of large
muffin pans. Crimp edges ana
prick the crust liberally with
a fork. Bake in a hot oven,
425 degrees, 10-15 minutes.
Prepare vanilla pudding ac
cording to directions on pack
age. Add the one tablespoon
butter after pudding is cook
ed; cool slightly and pour into
tart shells.
Drain juice from cherries.
Combine dry Ingredients; add
cherry Juice and stir until
sugar is dissolved. Cook mix
ture over low heat, stirring
constantly until thickened.
Add cherries, butler and fla
voring. Coo! and pour over
pudding in tart shells. Top
with whipped cream or dairy
sour cream if you like.
Because of the cream fill
ing, tllese tarts or little pies
should be refrigerated until
scrying (ime.
Swordfish Bake
Ii Genuine Treat
Swordfish is the fish of the
month. Crab and oysters along
with cod, flounder, sole, hall'
but and fish sticks will appear
often on menus for the 40
days of Lent
Swordfish Is a firm, richly
gon butter, or parsley butter.
Canned tuna, salmon and
sardines will make many a
good menu item at low cost
Eggs and Poultry, Eggs arc
also tops on Lenten lists and
there's plenty of low-cost
poultry, for days other than
fast days.
Macaroni Products. Big
value in good nutrition the
year round. Enough shapes
and sizes to offer something
different every time you serve
for months on end.
Dairy Products. Keep on
hand and serve cottage cheese
and cheddar cheese more oft
en. Both are plentiful, nutri
tious, versatile, satisfying ut
reasonable cost. Cheese fon
dues, rarebits, au gratin dishes,
grilled sandwiches are wel
come any time.
Fruits-Vegetables. Seasonal
fruits are mostly bananas,
apples, avocados, grapefruit,
oranges and lemons; some
grapes, winter pears, tange
rines, large pineapples. Vege
table bins feature artichokes.
broccoli, green and red cab
bage, cauliflower, celery cu
cumbers, eggplant, lettuce, on
ions, peppers, potatoes, hard
and soft squash.
OF SMITH & MEN
Bv Jack Smith
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ICE AGE BONES-Dr. Robert Grcengo, left, assistant pro- ably a bison. Construction workers unearthed the bones
fessor of anthropology at the University of Washington, while digging 14 feet under the surface of a peat bog near
and Dr. V. Standish Mallory, professor of geology at the the Seattle-Taioma airport.
University, examine bones of an ice age mammal, prob- ' (TJPI Telephoto)
Washington (UPU President
Kennedy has prodded Con
gress to approve his anti-recession
program "as soon as
possible" to ease the plight of
5.5 million jobless workers
and restore vigor to the ailing
economy.
Announcing a
completely
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Our new secretary of the
interior has come out in fa
vor of vacations in the wilder
ness. He says men should get
out-of-doors and hike, climb
and paddle - test their sinews
against nature.
He says President Kenne
dy wants America to be lean
and lough, and recalls that
another young President, Ted
dy Roosevelt, urged his con
temporaries to "live the stren
uous life."
I hope Udall is only mak
ing a friendly suggestion and
not promulgating the official
administration line.
Not that I don't admire
physical fitness and nature. I
even love Teddy Roosevelt. I
grew up on "A Boy's Life of
Theodore Roosevelt."
I had a picture of Teddy on
my bedroom wall. It was tak
en In the African veld. It
showed T. R. with a big game
rifle in one hand and one fool
planted on the horn of a dead
water buffalo.
Teddy was squinting
through his spectacles in that
aggressive manner of his, and
he appeared to be out of
breath, Teddy was such a dy
namic man, he gave the im
pression of breathing hard
flavored meat that nerhaDs even in still photographs.
most often is DreDiired bv This was an inspiring vis-
broiling. It is also delicious age lo dominate a growing
baked like this for a change: boys mo. i used to get up
for each 4 servings, you'll early ana run a one-mne
need 1 V- pounds of swordfish,
IVi inches thick. Cut fish inlo
serving portions and place in
baking dish. In a small skillet,
saute one-third cup finely
chopped onion In one-third
cup salad or cooking oil until
slightly brown.
Remove from heat. Combine
Juice of one lemon, one eight
ounce can tomato sauce, two
tablespoons fresh or frozen
chopped parsley, one-quarter
teaspoon garlic salt and a dash
of pepper; add to browned
onion. Return to heat and
simmer three or four minutes.
Pour sauce over fish in bak
ing dish; bake in 425 degree
oven 25 minutes.
Avocado-Fruit Salad
Plenty of avocados at very
reasonable cost. Lots of vitamin-packed
oranges and grape
fruit. Put them all together
perhaps with some pineapple
chunks.
Cut a ripe avocado into half
Inch circles. Remove seed and
skin. Place three circles per
serving on beds of shredded
lettiice. Arrange orange sec
tions or segmenlsL grapefruit
sections or segments and pine
apple chunks over avocado
circles. Serve with a honey
and lemon juice dressing or
your favorite tart-sweet
French dressing.
Mozzarella Treat
Mozzarella cheese enjoys
great popularity in our area.
Try; it sliced pitper-lhin, using
a potato peeler. Spread over
meat loaves, vegetables and
open-face broiled sandwiches.
The cheese softens and blends
with the other foods and adds
a wonderful tangy taste to
old .favorite recipes.
Fish Story Hoads
List of Good Buys
. There's a wealth of good
eating in a wide variety of
coast-caught fish and shell
fish to brighten Lenten season
menus. Whether you're plan
ning many or occasional meat
less meals from now until
Easter, you'll find fish In amaz
ing variety. It comes fresh,
course around the neighbor
hood to prepare myself physi
cally and spiritually for a
cavalry charge up San Juan
Hill, not knowing, of course,
that all the San Juan Hills
had been charged for the last
time.
Now, I'm afraid, it's too
late to begin conditioning my
self for some strenuous even
tuality which, like San Juan
Hill, may already be out of
date.
I've waited a long time to
become as old as the Presi
dent of the United Slates. I've
always regarded that as the
time to start slowing down.
Now I'm told it's just the op
posite. Udall's recommendation to
Americans to get out this
summer and climb mountains,
swim rivers and explore cav
es clearly illuminates one of
the hazards of having a cabi
net dominated by youths who
can still get into their Har
vard letter sweaters
1 They expect everybody to
run as fast as they can.
I want the Kennedy team
to succeed. I'm doing every
thing possible to help. I'm
even willing to take up yoga,
although I tried gctling into
the lotus position at a party
once and had to be driven
home.
.I'll even sell all my Ford
stock. But I can't sec that it
will help the nation any for
me to hike out down the Ap
palachian trail or swirl down
the coffee-colored Colorado
River under the fierce August
heat.
I once became faint driving
from Ensenudn to Tijuana in
an open car. A man I met In
a Mexican restaurant, who
said he was a doctor, told me
I had been out-of-doors too
long.
It doesn't look as if I'm
really going to find my place
in the New Frontier, physical
ly, at least, although I play
pitch-and-putt golf and have
started eating polyunsaturat
ed fats.
Maybe - I belonged back
there in the days when Cal
Coolidge sat in his wicker
chair on the back portico of
the White House, fanning his
Yankee face with the Literary
Digest, while the rest of the
nation was hard at work on
man. jong, crossword puzzles
and home brew. .
AVIATION PIONEER DIES
New York-IUPII-Formcr Air
Force Col. Charles B. White
head, 56, an aviation pioneer
and one of the first to encour
age women to take an interest
in flying, died Thursday.-
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