Medford mail tribune., December 29, 1963, Image 24

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Ham Tetrazzini, a variation of Hie famrd Chicken Tetrazzini,
liinihini'S frrsli mushrooms, cooking sherry, 1'armesnn cheese
anil seasonings, wit II spaghetti lor a casserole thai will find the
favor of family and friemis.
Ham Tetrazzini Variation
Of Famed Italian Recipe
Ham Tetrazzini is a variation
of the well-known Italian dish,
Chicken Tetrazzini, said to have
been created as a compliment
to the celebrated opera singer,
Mmc. Louis Tetrazzini.
The casserole is a delectable
blend of spaghetti topped with
a creamy sauce filled with
cubes of ham and fresh mush
room slices, the whole mixture
given the special flavor fillip
of sherry and Parmesan cheese.
What do you serve with this
main dish? Broccoli or Italian
green beans, perhaps, and a big
salad of tossed greens with a
thin vinegar and oil dressing
crusty bread and butler, milk
and fresh fruit for dessert.
MAM TETRAZZINI
One-fourlh cup finely chopped
onion; one-half cup butler,
melted, (one stick); one-half
pound fresh mushrooms, sliced,
(two cups); one-third cup flour;
two cups milk; (wo cups half
and half (milk and cream);
three tablespoons cooking
sherry, optional; one-fourlh lea
spoon salt: dash garlic salt;
dash pepper; three-fourth cup
shredded Parmesan cheese
(two and one-half ounces); one
seven-ounce package spaghetti,
cooked; two cups small thinly
sliced cooked ham pieces (10
to 12 ounces).
Saute onion in butter until
transparent; add mushrooms
and cook until tender. Blend in
flour. Stir in milk and half and
half; continue stirring until
mixture is smooth and thick
ened. Add sherry, salts and
pepper. Mix together one-half
cup shredded Parmesan cheese
and spaghetti in boltom of two
quart shallow baking dish.
Cover with alternate layers
of sauce and ham ending with
sauce. Sprinkle remaining Par
mesan cheese over lop. Bake
in moderate oven, ;I75 degrees,
until bubbly around edges of
dish and brown on top about 21)
lo 25 minules. Makes six lo
eight servings.
Chitticks Leave
After Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Hib
bard, 1804 Roberts Road, had as
g uc s t s for Christmas their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Chittick.
The couple left December 26 for
Myrtle Point where they make
their home and where both are
teachers.
Small city and country living is just a lot better than big city
living, as far as we are concerned, and we're always doubly
sure of it during the holidays.
Three recent articles we read only strengthened our opinion
thai we wouldn't like to be in New York City or Philadelphia or
Boston at Christmas time. All three, writers spoke of their grow
ing concern and annoyance over the fact that they were expected
In provide gifts either articles or money to so many persons
who provide "services."
One man mentioned his newsboy, who was openly resentful
of the fact that the customer gave him no monetary gift al
Christmas. Another article dealt with whal is expected of New
Yorkers at Christmas and quoted the man, an apartment house
dweller, who had been provided with a list of 27 persons to whom
he was expected lo present checks. Most of them he had never
seen, and in some instances he felt their service the past year
deserved no recognition. These apartment house lists, we are told,
usually include the puliccman in the area.
Potpourri gives, and receives, a few gifts which probably
come under the "service" category, but all are exchanged among
persons we know and in most instances consider as friends. We
hope it is never otherwise. Perhaps in the future gifts of this
sort we'll present at Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July at
some time which has no religious significance.
Among our Christmas letters was one from Beth Ryan, Oswego,
an Oregon Press Woman member and sorority sister, which in
cluded an "out of the mouth of babes" remark. One of Mrs.
Ryan's grandchildren, two and a half years old, was taken for
a pony sleigh ride with Santa Claus after which he observed to
his mother with excitement "There's a man in that suit!"
The National Safety Council repeats and repeats this slogan,
particularly nl holiday time make the one for the road coffee.
O.S.
The useful tea cart Is returning to favor. This one has a solid
maple top which Increases from 18 lo 36 inches with the leaves
up. Turned spoke wooden wheels with rubber lircs, a large shelf
and drawer are other features of this server, finished in nutmeg
maple. .Martinsville Novelty Corporation.
Householders Like
Maintenance Free
Building Materials
Painting, polishing and gener
al clean-up are periodic chores
that discourage most homeown
ers and make apartment dwell
ers out of some who prefer to
spend their spare time in rec
reation or travel. To meet this
problem, more and more build
ers are offering buyers homes
with products and materials
that are practically maintenance-free.
Fully tiled bathrooms rate
high with buyers who want
homes with a minimum upkeep.
Real ceramic tile requires noth
ing more than an occasional
quick wipe with a damp cloth
to look sparkling new. Because
i ceramic tile is impervious to
burns and scratches, it's being
used with increasing freauencv
on kitchen counters and back
splashes. On exteriors, builders are of
fering siding materials, some of
which are guaranteed not to re
quire repainting lor 15 years.
Others, such as ceramic tile,
never need to be painted. Cer
amic tile now comes in more
than 250 fadeproof shades so
that it's easy to find the color
to match or blend with any
decor.
Chapter To Meet
At Welch Home
Chapter C G of the PEG sis
terhood will meet at the home
of Mrs. Howard Welch, Haw
thorne Garden Apartments,
Thursday, January 2. Mrs. G.
T .Haupert will serve dessert at
12:30 p.m. and Mrs. Richard
House will present a program
following the business meeting.
Wear Corsage Stems
Down, Say Florists
When you buy or are given a
corsage, be sure you wear it
properly. The stems should al
ways point down and the flowers
up, the way they grow. They'll
look prettier that way, says the
Society of American Florists.
Dinner and Party
Are Hed in Yreka '
YREKA Employees and
management of the American
Fabric Care Service recently
were entertained at an annual
holiday dinner and party In the
Yrcka Inn. Mrs. Peggy Kerno
han directed the program and
party events produced by Mor
ris Friedman.
Prize winners were Mrs. Jan
Engelman, Mrs. Avis Smith,
Mrs. Marge Thatcher, Walter
Kyle and Luther Wharton.
Mrs. Carrie Le May and Mrs.
Pearl Frieman were honored
guests.
Happy New Year
to Everyone!
Rolls and Porkies
Make Dish for Crowd
When you expect in a group,
particularly the teenage crowd,
during the afternoon or evening
Parker House Porkies should
fill the bill for they are easily
served and make a hearty dish.
Split the rolls and spread with
butter. Heat. Place canned little
sausages in skillet and heat.
Use serving table or buffet
and let the guests serve them
selves, according to their own
tastes from side dishes of mus
tard, catsup or relish.
Niedermeyers Leave
For California
Mr. and Mrs. John Nieder.
mcyer, 1014 Old Stage Road,
planned to leave Medford Sat
urday to take their daughter,
Nancy, to Berkeley, Calif.,'
where she is employed. From
there, the Niedermeyers will
continue down the coast to San
Diego to visit friends and rel
atives. They plan to be gone
two weeks.
Limit Righli
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