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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1959)
PAGE 1 B Ready To Serve Dips to Mia dy 's KitteJjcDii JELLY BAGS Use embroidery hoops for hold PEACH JAM Peach jam with a different fla vor is achieved by adding 4 tea spoon vanilla to four cups of peach jam just about five minutes be fore the cooking is complete. ing the ends of jelly bag open.. Bag can be hung from a clean wire coat hanger, bent to hook under the hoops from the outside. Serve a r ' I By Florence Jenkins. Food Editor HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday. Annus) 20. IflSO ' ,i ' ' : I ' j. ! i V Dillckll jj j f Ready,l f ' earfyA0 A N 1 VY KRAFT has introduced three new dipt all ready to pick up from the refrigerator cases at vour favorite qrocer and use. The new ones on the list are Onion Soup, Blue Cheese and Dill Pickle all are ready to serve dips and a fine addition to a fine, long line of cheese products sold under the Kraft Foods label. 4i s i ii - f ' I N ST A NT 1 4' long Dips have probably made infor mal serving easier for Ihe hostess than any other one innovation Back in the old days (whenever they were), the hostess carefully washed, cleaned and crisped eel ry stalks and then filled them with mixtures usually involving Philadelphia cream cheese, possi bly deviled ham and maybe sieved hard cooked egg yolks, all com bined with a little mayonnaise cream, vinegar, et cetera. A dash of paprika added a little color. If any of the mix remained, it might have been spread on crack ers to augment the tid-bit tray which was really a relish tray in those days.- doui tne only mine that re mains of that process is the dash of paprika to add color. Ready to serve dips have taken all of the work out of preparing lor that kind of entertaining. And there is such a wide choice that any taste can be satisfied. And the variety of things to dip is endless, it seems. The celery sticks, instead of being stuffed a time-consuming process, as best are now stacked alongside cauli flowerettes and carrot strips for dunking in the dip. A multitude of kinds of crackers are available. There is one more asset to the ready to serve dips. Add salad dressing or . mayonnaise to any leftover dip and use it as a dressing for a tossed salad, slaw or wedge of lettuce. HILLS BROS. Instant Coffee is being introduced in the Klamath Basin in the new 10-ounce jumbo family size jar. ' It is, the same fine instant coffee which Hills Bros, intro duced in the smaller jars about two years ago. The new big file shown here will make the same amount of coffee as three pounds of regular grind. The big jar has the Hills Bros, original "Taste-Lok" inner-seal lid, also. INSTANT HILLS BROS. The familiar coffee - drinking Arab which appears on Hills Bros. Coffee jars and cans was adopted by the company back in 1890. The Arab has been going strong ever since. In 1900, Hills Bros. Coffee was brought out in a vacuum-pack can and 14 years later, in January, the company established "R e d Can" as a brand name. Drip Grind was introduced by Hills Bros, in San Francisco in 1946 and in 1952 the company brought out its Fine Grind. Four years later, after years of research and laboratory testing. Hills Bros. came out with instant coffee. This, too. was introduced first on the West Coast. Demand for the "quick" coffee crew and in 1957, Hills Bros, start ed selling commercial packs of Instant coffee. On June 14, 1958, Hills Bros Coffee became the official coffee In Disneyland. The company spon sors and operates the Coffee House St Disneyland. This spring, the company started construction on a new instant pro cessing plant which will more than cook better with richer-flavor Wyandotte Olives 6 mm IS Food just.natunlly fettae hHr when ou cook with Wyandotte "Mission Variety" olives, tree ripened to natural (eh dark brown. Send for your fret yandotte recipes. Write Wyandotte, 125 Market Street San Francisco. A WINNER NEW YORK William H. John Ion of Salem, Oregon, received SI, 000 second prize in 1959 s Sand wich Idea Contest for originating the wiener-based Round Dog sand wich. Johnston owns and manages Ren's Drive In in Salem. Included in his winnings was an all-expense trip to New York City as honored guest at a coronation luncheon at the Hotel Pierre for this year's Sandwich Queen. ROUND DOG 6 frankfurters Vi cup sauerkraut, heated 6 enriched hamburger buns Butter or margarine 1 tablespoon salad dressing l'i teaspoons prepared mustard Cut frankfurters crosswise . al most through at 'finch intervals. Put frankfurters into hot fat at least 'i inch dees in large skillet Turn when lightly browned. Frank furters will curl into doughnut shape. Spread buns lightly with butter or margarine and toast un der broiler. Place frankfurter on bun with heaping tablespoon of sauerkraut in center. Top sauer kraut with salad dressing and mus tard. Serve as a closed sandwich. Makes 6 sandwiches. Round Dog Hawaiian: Substitute warm crushed pineapple for sauerkraut. PROCESSORS SAY . . . "LOOK FOR THIS LABEL IT MEANS if 'This FRYER I k grown in J OREGON I Q W fresher, ' finer fryers" WML BEWARE Of IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THI HAPPY UTTLt DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE Play it cool I Serve a giant salad as a main dish! Keep in refrigerator 'til salad time; dress just before serving with one of these four: Italian . Cheese French Russian UJISH-BONE Salad Dressings AMERICA'S FIRST In 1608, one year after Captain John Smith landed in Virginia, eight glassmakers arrived in Jamestown and set up a glass fac tory, America's first industry. double the output of Its instant coffee. Instant coffee continues to grow in importance. It now represents approximately 3 per cent of all home-consumed coffee in the Unit ed States. For some reason or other, the Pacific Coast area has clung long er to boiled, percolated and drip coffee. Out here, 27 per cent of the coffee used at home is instant. Hills Bros, new 10-ounce jumbo family size jar is another conveni ence offered by that company. It makes approximately the same amount of coffee as does three pounds of regular grind coffee yet occupies about a third of the shelf space. It is handy for carrying to the summer home or for camping trips and you need no eggshell to drop into the pot to clear the coffee on a hunting trip. was' u:iP'i X (lOlii iP' ) Which Half Would You Serve? COR EXTRA VITAMIN C fcsS add Fruit-FrwM v to fniH juicn. 'JGCi Supplies twio the laMYS .minimum daily FUaepf fquinmenu of llVi'l if Vil.mmC I 7 parnrving. I J j Fruit-Freeze Fruit-Freeze makes the choice eagy. See how it stops browning, preserves' natural color and flavor of peach on right. Wonderful for keeping fresh-cut fruit appetizing for hours before serving. Use it yourself for freezing and canning. Sim pie recipes on every can. One 981 can is enough to prepare up to 75 lbs. of fruit. At leading food and drug counters. AC INTRODUCTORY OFFER v J Now this rich, strong coffee comes in the new 10-ounce Jumbo Family Size! For you real coffee-lovers, this means greater economy less chance of running out and fewer "extra" shoppirfg trips. So head for the Hills... Instant Hills Bros. offee. Rich, strong coffee this instant! Instant Hills Bros. Coffee is a vigorgi blend of the most flavorful coffees from all around the world. Get the big 10-oz Jumbo Family Siza jar today.. . and save 20 cents! HEAD FOR THE HILLS JUMBO FAMILY SIZE 4 f 1
