THURSDAY, FERRUARY 5. 1959
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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AVOCADO SANDWICHES
For an easy Sunday night sup
made from a beaten egg white,
gently folding in a little mayon
per, serve Avocado Souffle Sand
wiches. Spread toasted bread with
naise and prepared mustard; broil
briefly. These sandwiches are de
licious with soup, too. Add the
citrus juice to the avocado as you
mashed avocado seasoned with
salt and fresh lime or lemon juice.
ItoMiady'sOsKfalfiiesii
Top
with a mustard-y meringue 'mash it to keep it from darkening.
TOWER
By Florence Jenkins. Food Editor
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MARCH OF DIMES benefitted by the salesmen's smorgasbord held at
ket, 4710 South Sixth Street, last Saturday. Shown serving hot dogs
crowd was this group of Southern Oregon food salesmen, from left:
VsampDeii soup company; ihuck inepnera, nest roods; Art wood, nunt roods -om.
pany, and Bill Riley, Mailliard and Schmeidell. Not pictured was Jim Whelan, MJB Cof
fee.
the Big
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Jenson,
Novel Dish
Ground lamb, like any of Ihr
other ground fresh meals, should
be frozen immediately if it is not
going to be used immediately, ac
cording to Reba Staggs, a meat
expert and home economist with
National Live Stock and Meat
Board at Chicago. It can be used
fresh within one or two days from
time of purchase, she recom
mends. LAMB BACON WHIRLS
H pound sliced bacon
Hi pounds ground lamb
1 teaspoon salt
Vi teaspoon pepper
V teaspoon marjoram
1 tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
1 cup cornflakes
3 tablespoons water
Arrange bacon slices with edges
slightly overlapping on a sheet of
waxed paper 8 to 10 inches long
Combine lamb and remaining in
gredients. Mix thoroughly. Spread
lamb mixture evenly over the ba
con and roll so the ends of the
slices of bacon are rolled in with
the lamb. Wrap tightly in waxed
paper and chill thoroughly. Before
slicing, place wooden picks through
the roll at 1-inch intervals to hold
the bacon in place. Cut in 1-inch
slices. Brown slowly on both sides.
turning frequently, until done
about 15 to 20 minutes. Pour oft
fat as it accumulates
Wyandotte Olive Treat
Hot and hearty sandwiches arei
popular for quick lunches, evening
snacks or party menus. "Olive
Scramble Sandwich" is a wonder
ful Lenten treat. There's no meat.
fish either for that matter,
but plenty of ripe olives and cheese
in creamy scrambled eggs. It's a
delicious combination heaped be
tween bultered bread or toast and
lends itself to the addition of rel
ishes or a salad, should you want
to elaborate on the menu.
Ripe olives have much to give
sandwich fillings whether hot or
cold, hearty or dainty. Their rich
flavor blends with almost any in
gredient. You ran extend small
mounts of meat, fish, poultry or
other sandwich items into a more
generous and substantial quantity
by adding ripe olives. They have
a meaty, chewy texture that s
most pleasing; and their handsome
color does wonders for any dish.
A surprise to many folks is the
fact there are only about 10 cal
ories in an average size ripe olive.
OLIVE SCRAMBLE SANDWICH
M cup ripe olives
6 eggs
H cup milk
1 tablespoon instant minced
onion or, l4 cup finely
cnoppea raw onion
teaspoon salt
l taniespoon butter or mar
ganne
1 cup grated American cheese
12 slices buttered bread or
toast
Cut olives in medium-sized piec
es. Beat eggs lightly, and add milk
onion and salt. Cook in butter,
for scrambled eggi, stirring occa
sionany. wnen almost set, add ol
lves and cheese, and complete
cooking. Spread on buttered bread
or toast, and cover with second
slice bread. Serve at once.
Makes six generous sandwich'
es.
MP'
WALTER VAUGHN, former
manager of Oregon Food
Store No. I at Ashland,
succeeds Dick Penneman as
Southern Oregon sales rep
resentative for Colgate
P.almolive Company, cover
ing the region from Brook
ings to Ashland. Vaughn
was born in Illinois, was
graduated from KUHS in
1949 and is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Vaughn
who live at Fall Creek, near
Springfield, Oregon. His
home is at 1500 Windsor
Street, Ashland. Penneman
has been transferred to
Seattle where he will be a
supermarket representative
for the soap company.
CHEESE STRAWS
Ever think of using cheese
si raws as a base (or a creamed
supper dish? Make your favorite
cheese straw recipe, using Califor
nia smiicnie or other white dinner
wine as the liquid. Instead of cul
ling into straws, cut the pastry into
squares, rounds or rectangles.
Bake as usual. Put these crisp
tender pastries together, short
cake fashion, with creamed tuna,
eggs or vegetables for an appetiz
ing main disn.
HOT SAUCE
Make a hot, spicy sauce to serve
wilh broiled or fried fish. To one
cup of bottled cocktail sauce, such
as Nalley's Seafood Cocktail Sauce,
add 1 tablespoon horseradish, a
dash of Tabasco. 1 tablespoon cap
ers. Heat, but do not let the mix
ture boil. Serve hot.
PARTY SANDWICHES
With a 5-ounce jar of boned
chicken and an avocado you can
make party sandwiches in min
utes. Add a little chopped celery,
Worcestershire sauce and mayon
naise to the chicken: spread on
your favorite bread and top with
crescents or rings of avocado.
picks and serve. Yield: 6 servings 'pie dish
TOUCH OF WINE
Spoon some sweet, richly fla
vored California port wine over the
apples before putting on the top
crust when making deep dish ap
ple pie or cobbler. Shoes of
Remove cheese go well with the warm ap-
When you have that trapped feeling, a glass
of our milk puts you back in the swing of
things. Milk is high in protein. A powerhouse
of energy. Have a glass of milk and feel really
refreshed, lastingly refreshed.
MILK the high-protein refresher
CHANGE OF PACE
Try serving a canned cling
peach and cottage cheese salad
with toasted raisin bread for
breakfast. It's a more sensible
idea than the warmed over i
cmlladas that many of us rave
about.
WORLD'S
RICHEST
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WYANDOTTE
RIPE OLIVES
RICHER in olive flavor.
Famous Mission Variety . . .
Picked at peak of tree-
ripened
Patiently
cured . . .
Delicious!
richness . . .
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