MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2S, 1982
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 25, 196J
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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Food Editoi
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
ping and gifting some one.
Stuff with cinnamon-sugared
pecan or walnut halves, with
filberts or toasted almonds.
Tako It Easy
Store extra Ice cubes In a
large plastic bag In your
freezer. They'll stay "loose."
Frost glass rims by dipping
edges into lemon Juice, then
Into granulated sugar and into
refrigerator for a few min
utes. No punch bowl? Decorate a
big mixing bowl; use soup
ladle. Or use a' pitcher.
Add Almonds
For festive dress -up of
creamed onions, mashed sweet
poiaiocs or puttered green
beans, add toasted slivered al
monds fixed quickly by using
canned slivered blanched al
monds cooked lightly in hot
butter in a skillet until golden
brown.
Tinted Coconut
Desirable tones of red and
green coconut are easily
achieved like this: Dilute
three drops green or red veg
etable coloring with one-half
teaspoon water. Sprinkle di
luted coloring and two or
three drops peppermint or
other desired extract over
coconut. Tint by tossing or
sauce over cereals mixing un
til each kernel is coaled. Heat
in moderate oven, 350 de
grees, 15 to 20 minutes. Serve
hot or cold.
Wines You'll Want
Here's a quick rundown of
the Califorina wines you will
; want to try In your cook
ing, on your table throughout
the holiday scaion.
Appetizer Wines: Sherry;
Vermouth (Dry or Sweet).
Red Table Wines: Burgun
dy; Claret; Rose' (pink);
"vino" types.'
White Table Wines: Sail
terne; Rhine; Chablls.'
Dessert Wines: Port; Mus
catel; Cream (sweet) Sherry.
Sparkling Wines: Cham
pagne; Sparkling Burgundy;
Sparkling Rose'.
Red and while table wines
also include many wines nam
ed for their grape varieties.
No problem about glasses.
Use what you have or pick up
attractive glasses at small cost
rubbing coconut or by shak
ing in a glass jar, until color
ing and flavoring are evenly
distributed.
Exotic Persimmons
Pretty persimmons, so ex
otic lookinjr, so colorful, so dif
ferent in flavor, are at the
peak of their short season.
Use them on fresh fruit dish,
tray or centerpiece tor added
color and drama. Glamorize
ice cream or lemon ice with
a few tablespoons of ripe per
simmon pulp used as a sauce.
Foil Fancies
Put in extra supply of alum
inum toll tor using in innum
erable ways. It is fine used
plain for wrapups, house dec
orating and tree do-dads but
takes on new interest when
crushed, pleated or ham
mered, at the "Ten Cent Store."
Tempting Tangerine!
Sweet and juicy, easy to
peel, colorful tangerines with
their zipper-skins are very
good tor eating out-of-hand;
belong in every fruit arrange
ment, i
Christmas Rod
Cranbarry Punchoi
Use crystal punch howls,
large or small, to fill with any
of these party-time cranberry
punches. The gay red color
shines right through. Choose
a white or green cloth tor
background.
Mock Pink Champagne.
Freeze pineapple Juice in bell
or tree-shaped salad molds the
day before the party. These
are to float on the punch.
Chill two quarts cranberry
Juice cocktail and two quarts
lemon-lime carbonated bever
age thoroughly. Pour equal
Vefs May Receive
Some Dental Care
Peacetime veterans are ell
gible for denial treatment un-1
der certain conditions, accord-j
ing to Elmer W: Donahoo, vet-;
erans service officer for Jack
son county.
Under a law effective last
Aug. 14, peacetime veterans i
quantities in punch bowl Just
with service-connected dental
conditions which existed when
they were discharged from ac
tive service, may be author
ized any dental treatment
found to be reasonably neces
before serving, float pineap
ple bell or tree (frozen) on
top of Mock Pink Cham
pagne o serve. ;
Cranberry Bofroshor. Mix
two cups cranberry Juice cock-
sary tor a one-time correction
of the condition, provided they
apply within one year after
their separation from active
duly.
Donahoo pointed out, how-I
ever, that if the service-con- j
netted denial condition was i
tlie result of an accidental In-1!
jury incurred in the line of
duty, the veteran Is not re- j
quired to apply for denial!
treatment within one year!
tall, one six-ounce can frozen
lemonade concentrate thawed
and two cups water in large
pitcher. Just before serving
add two (seven ounces each)
bottles lemon-lime carbonated
beverage. Serve over ice.
Makes about 14 (half cup)
aervlngs.
Fruit Punch, A sparkling
three - fruit - blend, Mix one
quart cranberry juice cocktail,
Juice of two lemons, two cups
orange juice and pour into
punch bowl over Ice. Arid two
quarts ginger ale Just before
serving. Makes about H'.-j
quarts or 24 (half cup) serv
ings. White -Cap Cocktail. Chill
one quart cranberry Juice
cocktail. Prepare one pauknge
whipped topping mix as pack
age directs or use aerosol
whip and fold in one-fourth
cup rum or l's teaspoons
rum extract. Kill cocklail
glasses two-thirds full with
chilled cranberry cocklail.
Top each with two table
from the dale he was dis
charged from the service, and
treatment tor such conditions
Is not limited to a one-time
correct ion.
Applications filed prior to
Aug. 14, are not valid for this
treatment, Donahoo emphasiz
ed, and new applications must
be submitted. Veterans who
believe lliuy ace eligible tor
dental treatment under the
new law should contact th.
veterans service allies In the
county courthouse.
underTttack
Quito, Ecuador -(UPP- Presi
spoons whipped topping and
sprinkle Willi nutmeg. Makes
12-Hi servings.
Eluded Datot
Stuff a few score fresh pit
ted dales ahead. They'll come
in mighty handy for snacking
and perhaps for quick-wrap
dent Carlos J. Arosemena Is
under heavy fire from politi
cal leaders who charge that
he turned up Intoxicated at
the airport Thursday when
he welcomed Chilean Presi
dent Jorge Alessandrl to Ecua
dor, Dennis the Menace
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Santa'l Famed Snax
Santa and everybody else
will appreciate this long-time
favorite snack which goes
ideally with any beverage
tor eating like popcorn. Re
cipe makes seven cups; may
be served from oven or cold.
Place four cups puffed rice,
four cups puffed wheat in a
shallow pan. Combine three
fourths cup butter, one table
spoon Worcestershire sauce,
one-half teaspoon celery salt,
one-fourth teaspoon garlic
salt, one-half teaspoon onion
salt, one-half teaspoon salt
and one tablespoon of any fav
ored hot spicy meat sauce In
a saucepan; cook over low
heat until butter melts. Pour
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