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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1952)
TllimSDAY, NOVKMMW fl, 1052 IIICRAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINETEEN cane sugar 53 jmJ w U ; J t' ... HOW WOULD YOU Ilk )o candy your own fruitt and ui. (htm to make wonderfully good fruit ck7 A can of sliced pineapple, few dried apricots and paari, soma pillad prunei, and 1h Mall from breakfast oranges plus granulated tugar' are all you need for (ha candying. Do this simple job a coupla of dayi before you make iha cake. f Q5 7F u J -... J1 ' I . VSkWlV'tf HAVE PANS ANDOR cant ready before you mix tha cake. Great them firtt, IThii will hold paper liningt in place I. Line bottom of each pan with 3 layart of waxed paper cut to fit. Stand a high "collar" of triple-layered waxed paper around tidet, overlapping end looiefy. Theie, cellars help keep cakat from browning too quickly on top. Greate tha paper. Fill pant V full. Bake at directed. COOK THE LIGHT-COLORED fruitt firit, then tha darker onei, in a tugar tyrup, using a broad kettle or taucepan, (See recipe .for complete inttructloni). Let drain and dry 24 to 48 hourt en cake rackt with waxed paper underneath. Then cut In coarie ttr'pt and add raiiint and walnutt, ready to mix with batter. (Like all good fruit cakat, this on hat loti or fruit, little batter). The Home-Candied Fruit Really Makes The Cake; It's Truly Delicious It'e lun to candy an auoilmrnt art well coated with baltrr. COME CHRISTMAS, wrap torn of your mellowed fruit caket in bright houtohold foil, fancy papert and ribbont for tpecial giftt. (No, don't tear off thot paper pan-linen; they help to keep the caket moitt). Of court, you'll tav torn of your caket to tlice thin with a tharp knife, and terve with coffee or tea or dettert win and with juttifiabl pride! Plan now to make your cekat very toon. nf friiltn In uv III inakmi llil urllnllrly rtillrrrnl Irull cXe. Hir imp looki long, out u reauy raty to do. Klx tho candlrtrd fruit 1 or 1 dayn brture you ntart inr cake. Kor 6 li. of cake you'll nerd 1 No. 1 can tliccd pinc4iile 10 allrer.i 4 cuim uralilllnlrd ujr Kind of 4 oranura 1, lb. drlrd apricnU about , lb. drlrd pcara lalxnii t I', lb. drlrd prune ibmt aui Drain ayiup from plnraiiplr and add water to makr 3 cupa. Add to Mixer In a broad aaurrpan or kel tic. H-al, atlrruig. until tugar U diwiolvtd.- Add plnrapplr aprlcoU and pears Took alowly. atirrmg occasionally, about U ininulea, or until Irull lookn glared. I. lit out dull onto rack to drain, with waxed or parchment paper undrrnraili to caich the drippings. Ui hal.hIN' of rind left from breakfai.1 oranges. Scrape out niemurane.1 and while pan of peel with spoon. Cover with boiling wa ter, cover pan. and cook 15 min ute; drain and repeat, cooking until rind li under. Oram, add to ayrup lell from flral batch of liuil, and almmcr until perl I transparent. Place on rack to drain. , Wash and pit prunes, add to ayrup alter orange are wmoved. and alnimrr about JJ mtnutea, until f.ilily well candled. Remove to rack to drain. It all Iruila dry on rack tn warm place I or 1 dya, depend ing on Uie wealher. Then cui in long alrlia, not loo tine. To them add 3 cupa of while ralMna and - 3 cupa coarsely chopped walnut. Mix and net aalde. Now vou are ready to mix the cake batter. (There will be only a amall amount of bailer, but you'll need to use a huge bowl or kettle truilai. RATTKR FOR r Rt'lT C ARK I', cup gianulated augar 1 rup shortening 4 eggs ,i cup milk 4'j cups allied flour 5 irHsiHKiiw. baking powder 9 tea.spoona aiilt Oradually add augar to ahorten Ing. creaming until llulfy. Beat egga "lightly, add milk; net aside. Hilt dry Ingredient together. Alter nately add aninll amount of liq uid and dry mixtures to augar and shortening, beating aniooth afler each addition. Add fruits and atir or mix with your hands until all Kor baking, use I or 3 good-aired tube paiu. or aeveral smaller loaf pans, or coflee cann. Grease pans. Line wllh thicknesses of waxed paper letting paper extend 1 or 9 lenhea above pansi, then grease the paper. Fill pans lull. Put Into very alow oven and lay a sheet of aluminum foil or heavy paer over tops until almost done to prevent over-browning. Allow i to 3'; hours for baking small cakra or about ) hours If all the baiter la baked In large rake. Test wiUl wire cake tester or toothpick, as usual. Let cakes cool In pans. When you turn them out. don't peel off the papers! If ypu wish, pour a little rum or brandy over Up of rakes, then wrap, paper and all. In aluminum foil and store lo cool dry place. Remove paper only when you are ready to serve tne cake. Do plan to make tliu Irull Don't Nglct Slipping FALSE TEETH !k riM iatti drov, iia or wohi hn kotl lain. t, Uugh or fit? Itni t it ftniunM ftttil nibrrtl by u'h hnttri4V rAKTEhTH. n tiki It n inngitt1i fwndr o prtnhl on iotiP platta. hp rI lm mr fmlr Ml Oh on tl 'I feline f rutllt antl tli1d oftIort Mo mmmr, .o. )t (! or fHnt ac TCKTll io4r ttt it 4ni mot. cuke itoon. Good as It U when it's flret bAkrd. it's even better when It has had time to ripen lor a few weeks, or even months. KLAMATH IASIN GRADI "A" CHILD PERSONALITY CONTEST DISPLAY NOW PELICAN THEATRE THEATRE WILL BE OPEN FROM 10 A.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY TO PERMIT VOTING WITHOUT ATTEND ING SHOW. FINI PHOTOGRAPHY Always iirgood taste... Coca-Cola with your meals i uNOtawooirt For just your family or for anybody you entertain, you can serve Cm -Col n as llie meal time bever age anil bo sure it will always be welcome. People like it right in its own sparkling bottle. And that makes Coke so easy lo serve. It's easy to get, too, by the carton or the case at your favorite dealers. dmie UMort authoiity or thi coca-coia comfany iy ' v COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS CaV eMw,Bsid mmk. O 1MJ. 1HI COCA-COLA COMfAMY JodaiyA Woman By DOROTHY ROE Associated rress Women's Kdltor Meet Cornelia P. Surrell of Little Tails, N. Y. For most of her 70-odd years she has left politicking to the men folks and concentraied on other good works, such as the Commu nity Chest, the local Pine Crest Bsnatorlum, the Presbyterian church and the PTA, This yesr. however, Mrs. Bur- rell his made It her persona! re sponsibility to see that every citi zen of Little Falls does to the polls next Tuesday. For the last lew months she has been making speeches, leading rallies, heading discussion groups, ringing door bells and spending hours on the telephone urging her friends to gel into the big pun. Do successful hst she been that the community of Little Fails has been spotlighted as a national model by the American Heritage Foundation, an organization dedi cated to the same job on a national scale. Of course many Little Falls citi zens have taken part In the cam paign to pile up a record vote, but Mrs. Burrell seems to have sparked the whole thlnii and she'a been having a whale of a good time doing It. Asked how she happened to lump Into the campaign with both feet afler a lifetime of lady like detachment trom the political scene, she aald: "Because It was brough to my attention, as never before, that ao small a percentage of eligible vot ers had cast their vote In prevloua elect ions. "Beesure we, women, home makers, certainly have not only a greater percentage of the vote, but we have In our hands the moulding of future citizens, for whom we desire so greatly an America of which we and they can be Justly, honestly proud." Mrs. Burrell has four daughters, one son and 13 grandchildren. 8he keeps 24 beds made up sll the time at Diamond Hill, the big fam ily home outside Little Falls, Just In case any of her family come home. But the finds time to "mother" the whole community, always ready with cheery help FfLLF.R-L'PPERS Your family will love these ham-' burger flacka. Shape a pound of . hamburger Into t thin patties. ! Sprinkle with sslt and pepper. Put' together In pairs with thi filling I Combine 1-3 cup dry bread crumbs ' with 3 tablespoons milk, cup each chopped ripe olives and , chopped onion and 3 tablespoons ' parsley. Season to taste with salt and chill powder. Bake sticks In : hot oven about IS to 30 minutes. HERE'S A REAL MONEY MAKER! A chonce to be your own boss and to qet into a hiqh profit frozen treat business that has been known to pay 60 to 70 of the total investment back in a year! NO CHARGE FOR THE FULLY PROTECTED NATIONAL FRANCHISE ond Exclusive sales rights in your commun ity. 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