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Rhubarb Pudding
II Rare) Traal
Dessert will be the high
light of the meal when you
make this Cinnamon Rhubarb
Pudding. Serve it warm or
cold, topped with whipped
cream for something really
elegant.
- 4 cups thinly sliced, un
peeled fresh rhubarb
1 cup sugar
1V4 teaspoons cornstarch
1 teaspoon ground cinna
mon
Vi teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
Cottage Pudding Batter
Whipped cream, optional.
Turn rhubarb into a but
tered six-cup casserole, Com
bine sugar, cornstarch, clnna -mon
and salt. Sprinkle over
rhubarb; dot with butter. Top
with Cottage Pudding Batter
, Pour batter over rhubarb,
being sure entire surface Is
covered. Bake In a pre-heated
moderate oven, 330 degrees,
1V4 horns or until cake tester
inserted In center of pudding
comes out clean. If cake has
a tendency to brown too much
cover with foil the last IB
minutes of baking time.
'Cottage Pudding Batter.
Gradually blend two-third cup
sugar and one-third cup short
ening. Beat In one large egg.
Sift together lVt cups sifted
all-purpose flour, one-half tea
spoon salt, two teaspoons dou
ble acting baking powder.
Add alternately with one
fourth cup milk. Beat batter
one-half minute. Proceed as
above.
Fin Flih Dish
A hearty, satisfying fish
dish is quickly achieved when
you top cold salmon, (poached
In the piece or in slices) with
this egg and dairy sour cream
sauce. This is good, too, on
canned salmon or canned al
bacore tuna.
Simply add two chopped
hard-cooked eggs to one cup
of dairy sour cream and two
tablespoons lemon juice, salt
and pepper to taste. If you
fancy capers, by all means
add them.
Party Data Salad
Luscious Froitn Item
Not only sliced fresh dates
from the California desert but
also diced orange and pitted
cherries go Into this party
date salad that is chilled. It
may be served either as ele
gant salad course or as des
sert. We choose to offer it as
dessert tor eight servings
galore.
1 cup fresh California dates
1 8-ounce can light cherries.
1 large orange
2 eggs
V4 cup currant Jelly
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
1 cup whipping cream
3 to 4 drops red food color
ins. Lettuce.
Slice dates. Drain and pit
cherries. Pare, section and
dice orange. Beat eggs lightly;
add Jelly and lemon Juice and
beat until smooth. Place over
hot water; cook and stir until
thickened. Remove from heat
and cool.
Whip cream and told Into
mixture. Tint light pink with
food coloring. Fold In fruits
and turn Into refrigerator
tray. Place In freezing com
partment with control set at
lowest temperature. Freeze
until firm. Reset temperature
control to normal. Cut Into
squares and serve on lettuce
leaf or shredded lettuce
Caraway-Onion Crisps
One of the beauties of these
Caraway-Onion Crisps Is that
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these appetizers are so easy
to prepare for the oven,
thanks to the convenience of
the Instant minced onion.
Crackers with this spread
taste almost like flaky pastry
when served warm.
Blend one cup grated sharp
American cheese with one
half cup mayonnaise, one-half
teaspoon salt, one teaspoon
caraway seeds, one table
spoon Instant minced onion
and one teaspoon Worcester
shire sauce. Spread over
crackers. Arrange on baking
sheet and heat in 400 degree
(hot) oven until topping melts
and puffs - about five min
utes. Serve warm. Two dozen
appetizers.
Meat Good Investment
Seek and ye shall find very
good buys in economy cuts
of beef for long, slow cooking.
Try one of the tenderizers on
"choice" beef Instead of the
higher priced "prime" and
chances are the family won't
even notice the difference in
tenderness. Good fresh pork
buys Include steak, blude
steak, fresh side meat, liver,
kidney, spareribs, hocks. Best
buys In cured pork are among
the boneless shoulder butts,
picnics, ham shanks.
There s a seasonal aDuna
ance of good quality lamb at
reasonable cost. All cuts for
stewina and braising are gen
uine bargains. Try veal for
a change. It Is seasonally
good buy.
Fancy cuts of lamb and
beef are being speclaled,
Watch for these and put what
ever futures you can find
space for In the freezer be
cause meat prices aren t nice
ly to be so low In the months
to come.
P o u 1 i r yi Broiler fryers
continue good eating at mod
est cost. If family is small,
chicken and even turkey parts
often provide best eating at
reasonable cost.
Dairy Products. We're going
Into season ot greatest BDuna-
ance of milk and that means
also cream, dairy sour cream,
buttermilk, cottage cheese,
Cheddar' and great variety in
natural and processed cheeses,
Flih and Shellfish, vary
menus. Fresh salmon and Dun-
geness crabs are special treats
rlsht now. Plenty oi coa, nsn
sticks, halibut, rocKlisn, noun-
der, sole and shrimp. If your
"comDleat angler' nasn i
brought home trout, j'ou can
catch them In local markets
in the frozen food section. Re
member the lemons tp go with
the fish.
Fruit Displays. Apples oi
oood Quality are available and
a few winter pears are still to
be found, Plenty of avocados,
bananas, grapefruit, oranges.
Strawberries are Increasing in
supply right along. There are
pineapples and papaya from
Hawaii.
Vegetable Bins. Here are
artichokes, asparagus, c a b-
bagc, topped carrots, celery,
greens, lettuce, dry yellow on
ions, Italian squash, sweet po
tatoes. Potatoes are In super
abundance. Subscribers
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of activities for the graduates.
Events included a farewell
banquet, baccalaureate mass
on May 26 at 9 a.m. and a sen
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mass. During breakfast the
graduates will become mem
bers of the Alumni associa
tion. Featured speaker at- the
commencement will be Fa
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dean of Mt. Angel Normal
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Even then, hwever, there
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to be dressed or cooked until
it had been hung for two
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it from the distance of three
or four decades, that lit the
end of two days, if the weath
er was warm, the carcass
would be in a tender state of
near purification. This aging
evidently lent a certain de
gree of flavor impossible to
duplicate with any seasoning.
At the end of the two day
wait, the animal was dunked
in boiling water and left
there for a few minutes. It
still was intact, legs, head
and insides all in place. Then
with a scraper, or a dull
knife, the ' hair was scraped
off. The directions were ex
plicit regarding the hair re
moval, so as not to break the
skin.-
Insides Removed
Once the carcass Was clean
shaven and carefully rinsed to
remove any stray hairs, the
insides were removed and the
inside of the carcass washed
and dried. Some of the older
cooks suggested that the tail,
head and feet were better
left on. This must have been
a throwback to the roast pig
with the head intact and the
ear of corn in the mouth.
After being washed, the
opossum was placed in a
roasting pan and covered with
cold water in which a cupful
of salt had been added. It was
allowed to stand over night.
The following morning the
salt water was poured off and
the stuffing of bread crumbs,
finely chopped onions and
diced opossum liver, was in
troduced. The animal was
then sewed and placed in an
oven. Basting was Important
as the opossum was supposed
to be fat and there was a gen
erous amount of the melted
fat to do the basting.
The result was a golden
brown opossum, served with
plentiful quantities of yams
or sweet potatoes. To those
who followed directions and
knew their 'possum cooking,
this was supposed to be the
supreme equivalent to "eating
high on the hog." Or would
you rather have a pot roast
of beef?
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