Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 21, 1954, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSDAyJANUARVJl POTATOES HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN .hirn to Portland af 1.1. return " .. S Z,M and fLSTwi Potato 10Sel MOt P"l rC'PeS tfi6' tried and found ive 6'enh test kitchen. (He lW Idaho WSJ -vnendell. Breakfast" Is an f"Tri that Is staging a t "h r rtvil. now that the Irntd revi""'' , relianed I"1 7 Sfrtance In the daily IUU1 imporwn" 'n tw ' :, .nd vita mer !"' "." f 0th ZdortheBviU- .rSeU as some protein of Rr breakfast are Sim la J". P ... Trrt.tM . ... It doesn't u"' ,Z meal, with ! "e ,.hi or fruit LTaot6w7adortoast beverage ana 0r gOOQ euvuiB. .... mnshp.d Dotatoes r. ...... snrpad one side lltcned Miner mm uwii t" t siiohtlv crushed It, spread top with more butter aim h.w ..mfiakes. sprinkle with r-hpivcft if VOU lice on a cookie sheet and . ac in inn rlrarea oven iisciuts or muffins are cook- How aoout i uimuii.-. coo to cook, placing sepa- ;llces on a racK sei iu Man- Bake untu crisp; lurnmB tcessary. Hie polaio cases may uv Iua the night Beiore ana re ..j n cava time in the Eieu 1 - lited-Brown roiawes cold cooked potatoes very lisin; your chopping bowl. hitter In a nenvy sKiuei.. nuu .. nrf.ee nnnm wiin h rs n"v i. Sprinkle with salt and ... irrntmri npnnpr. I .PE timlh- Eojc untU a brown crust forms bottom. Turn with a pan- nnJ hrnn.n .n tlia nth. E. Loosen aiouna cages Willi t, When crowned, invert IUIl nuv " I i the Ttatatoes come out with I r-- own crust on top. lor variation: Add minced I to the potatoes, a rjit oi li parsley, if available. Call 'Lyonnaise. , Creamed Potato Hash 2 cups finely chopped cooked i potatoes ", 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon minced onion Parsley If you like ii cup undiluted evpoated milk or cream Press mixture of potatoes, salt and onion Into two taoiespoons not mpltprf butter in a heavy skillet. When potatoes start to brown, pour nn the cream or evaporated milk. Turn the heat low and cook until all the liquid Is absorbed.- (Try dairy sour cream sometime!) uui In wedges and remove from skillet with nancake turner. Bits of corned beef, cooked bacon, chicken or roast meat may De aaaea to me potatoes before cooking. Or, each serving may oe wppea wim a poached egg. This amount should make four servings. . Baked Eggs On Cheesed Potatoes When you're faced with leftover baked potatoes, be glad. Here's a dish that's sure to get them up in the morning on time for breakfast. Remove skins and cut in small dice the baked potatoes. Arrange In a ring around the outside edge of a buttered shallow baking dish or platter. Break desired number of eggs In center of the ring. Sprinkle generously with salt and pepper both the eggs and potatoes. Dot with butter, then dribble cream or undiluted evaporated milk over the potatoes, enough to moisten well, and then some more over the eggs, allowing about 2 tablespoons to an egg. Cover potato ring with a thick layer of coarsely grated or thinly sliced American cheese. Bake In a moderately slow overt 325 degrees. for 20 minutes or until the eggs are set." I Serve from .dish with chilled tomato Juice and coffee caked, heated in the oven. Bits of cooked ham may be add. ed with the potatoes along with minced parsley or chives. Season ings for eggs may include garlic salt, a few drops of Tabasco and Worcestershire sauces, or savory, marjoram, thyme. This is a good Sunday buffet breakfast main dish. Remove skins from cooked baked potatoes. Slice or cut in small dice. Place in omelet or frying pan in melted butter. Season with salt and pepper. Add some ' minced parsley or chopped chives or bits of cooked ham, if you wish. Brown, then pour over the. potatoes and omelet mixture, allowing for each person Va to cup of potatoes and using two eggs, beaten slightly with 2 tablespoons of water or milk and seasonings as desired. As omelet mixture ' sets, loosen the edges with a spatula, letting Are You Satisfied ? The advertising committal of the Klamath Potato Growari Association would like to have an expression of opinion from the homemakers in the area on. just what .they think about local potatoes. Your comments in answer to the following questions wtll be appreciated, and for warded to Louis, Lyon, chairman of the committee ... , ..' . Editor Food Editor . ". Herald and News Klamath Falls, Ore. I Quality of potatoes in local store is good poor ........ I believe our better grade potatoes are being shipped out, - leaving only poorer grade potatoes for local consumption lyes or no I I would use more potatoes if the quality was improved , Comments; Eisenhower Starts Second Year in The White House WASHINGTON ! President i Eisenhower started his second year in the White House Wednes day and received a surprise gift depleting bis career from boynooa on a Kansas farm to the presi dency. -. The gift,, a handsome 12! i Inch cup made of Steuben glass, was presented to the President at a ceremony in the cabinet room at the White House commemorating the first- anniversary of bis inau guration. With a smiling Mrs. Elsenhower looking on, the President received the gift from the members of his Cabinet, Republican Party offi cials, leaders of the Citizens for Elsenhower Committee and the White House staff. In advance of the ceremony, a close associate of the President declared "he's thriving on the challenge'' of the big Job ahead. . Surrounded by donors of the' gift, Eisenhower pulled out' a pocket knife and slit the white paper in which the big box was wrapped and removed the red,, white and blue ribbon. "It's Just beautiful," Mrs. Elsen hower exclaimed as the President removed the cup from the box. She wore ft navy blue dress, a small blue hat with pink trim and pink gloves to match. At her shoulder was pinned a large or chid. ' : -' The cup was fashioned by hand of clear crystal and mounted on a pedestal base where the Presi dent's name Is Inscribed on a plaque. i The large central engraving on the crystal carries the eagle of the presidential seal. The eagle sur mounts tnree emblems. Those are the Insignia, of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Ex peditionary Forces, of which Ei senhower became commander dur ing World War II; the emblem from the flag of Army ' chief of staff, symbolizing his service in that capacity from 1945 to 1948; and the insignia of Supreme Head quarters, Allied Power Europe, of which he became the first com mander in 1951. Dr. 'R. T. Lindley "optometrist " 510 Md.-Dnt. Bld9. Ph. 42'5 ' Eye Examination 1 ' '.' Visual Training , Disposed around the bowl are four groups portraying scenes rep. resenting phases in the life of the . President. Not only relieves coughs mm but... vLooena sticky phlegm and thus V"Brealu-up" coughing spells. V Contains no narcotics. Nowonderso many doctors have prescribed PERTUSSIN for coughs of colds for all the family. the uncooked egg run under. When the omelet is creamy, but not hard, fold It over with a spatula and slide it onto a hot platter. Thin slices of a sharp Cheddar cheese may be placed on the mixture be fore folding. Cai-nish with .cooked link sausage and parsley and. serve at once. Apple sauce is a good starter. 1 Country Fried Potatoes Slice cold boiled potatoes '.i to 1 cup per person, depending on appetite. Melt 3 or 4 tablespoons of butter (to 2 or more cups of potatoes) inia skillet or use bacon drippings. Add potatoes, sprinkle with salt and pepper and cook slow ly without stirring until golden brown on the under side. Turn and brown well. Finish out the meal with chilled orange Juice and raisin bread toast. One Sentence Will Held Valid ST. LOUIS UR A. one-sentence will, written on the back of an old envelope nearly 34 years ago, has been ruled valid by Probate Court here. The will states: "All of my prop erty, both personal and real es tate. I beoueath to my wife, Myr tle E. Saxe, who shall act as ex ecutrix." The will was penned by Carl J. Saxe Feb. 14, 192U, at Moneu, Mo. Last Jan. 12 Saxe died at the age of 61. He had been a St. Louis resident for 21 years.. Mrs. Saxe said the estate amounted to about S8,000 personal property. i CONTRACT SALEM Iffl The Oregon High, way Commission awarded a $1, 515,500 contract Tuesday for grad ing 15.04 miles of the Emigrant Hill section of the Old Oregon Trail east of Pendleton. - - The Job went to Berke Brothers and C. R.' O'Neil, Portland,, who submitted the lowest of 2D bids. TRIO DROWN COLUMBIA, Tenn. Wl A young mother, carrying two tiny sons, slipped on a rain-soaked foot bridge and toppled into a swollen creek near here yesterday. All' three drowned. Victims 'were Mrs. James Sims, 21; Larry, 2; and David, 2 months. A third son, James jr., who also fell in, was rescued by his father. fimpo: UsFoa Porrrse.. 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