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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1954
FRUIT GELATIN SALAD adds fresh touch to the midday meal
which ihould be a time of relaxation and refreshment for body
and mind. This Pineapple Date Salad it equally good at a des
...i k:U;nr,t tna noon meal with a zest and sparkle.
PI I VI van
A Touch of Spring
School work, housework or of
flee work all go better In the after
noon after a good luncheon. You'll
work better, you'll be more creat
ive and energetic and happier,
too.
First rule, of course. Is that the
luncheon be well chosen from the
viewpoint of good nutrition. Next,
it should be attractive to look at.
and tastefully served. Third, it
should be simple to prepare.
A cup of hot soup, possibly
canned cream of tomato soup, for
the hot dish with a dab of . sour
cream and chives if your taste
and larder permit or plain. Small
sandwiches may be made of tuna
Jlsh, cheese or peanut butter. Top
For Noonday Meal
off the meal with the pleasing shim
mer of molded Fineappie uaic am
ad PINEAPPLE DATE SALAD
1 package lemon-flavored gel
atin teaspoon salt
1 cup hot water
1 cup canned pineapple
juice and water
a; cup diced canned pineapple
!i cup finely cut dates
rfnvnrpd celatin
- .J In hit ttrafop AHri nine.
apple Juice and water. Chill until
slightly thickened. Fold in pine
apple and dates. Pour Into individ
ual molds. Chill until firm. Unmold
on crisp lettuce. Garnish with may
onnaise. Makes 6 servings.
Mocdoel
By MARY MYERS
Recent overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Carruthers, Mrs.
Beryl Young and Arlene were
the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Adams
and Dean. The Adams are mission
aries In Brazil and are back in the
states on furlough to attend the
World Conference of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church.
- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Branan
drove to Macdocl Saturday to
bring home Mrs. Martha Bran
nan who spent' the past three
months visiting them at Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitt were
hosts for them at a Saturday eve
ning dinner. Other guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burk
hnrt and Shirley, Mrs. Stella
Crutchfleld and Tony of Dorris.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vacknlti
of Malin visited Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tharp
and Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farnum and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Farum and family entertained
with a dinner party at the Meiss
ranch lost week for Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Kirschmer and Frank Ho
fous. Mrs. Maggie Criss and her
mother, Mrs. A. F. Duncan, ar
rived home in Macdoel last week
after spending the winter months
in Sacramento. Mrs. Criss has to
make another trip to Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Parsons and
Mr. and Mrs. June Parsons spent
Wednesday in Mt. Shasta on bus
iness. Six-year old Norman Holbrook
underwent" an emergency appen
dectomy Friday night at Klamath
Falls. He was able to come home
Saturday and Is reportedly getting
along fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boydsen, form
er Butte Valley residents but now
of Texas, arrived Friday to at
tend to some business and visit
with friends.
CUPCAKES with fully ripe bananas make an appealing des
sert for the small fry or adults. Use your favorite mix and
frost as desired.
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TODAY when every cup of coffee
has to be good io the last drop
MAKE SURE you get the one coffee
, you know is GOOD TO THE LAST DROP
t.
Vacuum-sacked
fo keep it roaster-fresh.
It's the "Prime Flavor" coffees
in Maxwell House that make such
a wonderful difference in flavor.
These selected coffees-grown in
just three regions in the world -are
the heart of a fine blend.
Some brands contain only small
amounts of these extra-flavor coffees.
Some contain none. But Maxwell House
is made first and foremost
of "Prime Flavor" coffees.
Maxwell House is bought and
enjoyed by more people than any
other brand. They know every
cup is Good to the Last Drop!
Vary the Menu
With Bananas
" Cake, cooklesi cupcakes or gin
gerbread are good combinations
with bananas. A package of gin
gerbread mix, or white, chocolate
or yellow cake mix. a cake made
from vour own recipe or a cake
from the baker's add whipped
cream and bananas and you have
a quick, easy dessert that is sub
stantial enough to top oif a ngnt
meal.
To make banana shortcake, split
cake or irlngerbread Into two lay
ers. Place whipped cream and
sliced bananas between the layers
and on top. Just before serving,
peel and slice additional bananas
and Arrange them around the
base of the banana shortcake.
TURKEY SALAD TROPICAL
: Add to your list of .uses for
leftover turkey. Cold, cooked tur
key meat is mixed with sliced or
diced ripe bananas, diced pineap
ple, diced celery, a couple of
tablespoons chopped sweet pick
le, and tossed gently with a small
amount of mayonnaise to which
a little prepared mustard has been
added. Serve on lettuce leaves.
CRANBERRY BAKED BANANAS
Use slightly green-tipped or all
yellow bananas, one to a serving.
Peel bananas. Place in a well-
greased baking dish. Brush well
with butter or margarine and
sprinkle lightly with salt. Spread
cranberry sauce over bananas,
using approximately Vt cup to four
. uitiit ,mnberrv sauce.
iHiuuinai ww.v.
mashed and beaten Into spreading
consistency wiro ai:mu auiuuu.
of cold water, can be used. Bake
in a moderate oven too uegicvo,
15 to 18 minutes, or until bananas
are tender (easily pierced -with a
lork). Serve hot with bam, chlck-
i or turkey.
CHOOSING BANANAS
A fully ripe banana to serve
'without cooking should have art
all yenow peei, necxea witn
brown. For a banana to broil, bake
or pan-fry, the-peel should be all.
yellow or sugnuy green-tipped.
This Is a less ripe banana that
Is not so sweet and will stay firm
during cooking.
The green-tipped banana win
ripen in a trult bowl at home, if
kept nt room temperature, to the
yellow flecked with brown stage.
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