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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1961)
Thiira., Feb. 23, 1961 Page S B Herald & News Klamath Falls GENTLEMEN COOKS AMAZE . WEAKER SEX Bernard b. Troup, a 49-year-old electronics specialist with the Army Ballistic Missile Agency at the Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala., succeeded in sending wom en food editors into orbit over his original recipe submitted for "Po tato Chip Lasagna" in the Men's National Cooking Championship, He was selected the winner af ter a grueling three-hour battle with three other regional cham pions over hot stoves in the main ballroom of the Americana Hotel at Miami Beach, Fla. When the judges turned in their score cards, only one point separated Mr. Troup, the Southern Region al Champion, from the three run- nersup who ended up in a tic for second place. The missile expert received a $1,000 check from the Potato Chip Institute International who spon sored the Men's National Cook ing Championship for preparing the top original recipe using po tato chips in a main dish. Here is his winning recipe: POTATO CHIP LASAGNA Meat Sauce (This may be prepared a day ahead and refrigerated.) 2 tbsp. vegetable oil 3 lbs. lean ground beef 2 cups finely chopped onion t& tsp. black pepper 1 tsp. salt 2 garlic cloves crushed 2 No. 214 cans tomatoes 4 6-oz. cans tomato sauce 3 tsp. basil 1 tsp. oregano 1 whole bay leaf Heat oil In a largo heavy skil let and saute beef in oil until pink color disappears, stirring frequently. Add onion, garlic, to-j matoes, tomato sauce and sea sonings. Simmer gently 1 hour. Other ingredients 94 lb. Potato Chips, crushed slightly, combined with 1 1--oz. pkg. corn chips crushed 4 8-oz. pkgs,, mozzarella cheese 2 lbs small curd cottage J o-vfi. pug. romuno cnecso, grated (for topping) Paprika Parsley Butter a large flat baking dish. Place ingredients in baking dish in this order: 1-3 of meat sauce; t of potato and corn chips; Vi mozzarella and cottage cheese. Repeat these layers. Place last 1-3 meat sauce on top. Sprinkle top with grated romano cheese Bake 45-60 minutes at 325 de grees. Garnish top with paprika and parsley. Troup, a methodical cook, In sists on having everv intrredient in place beforehand. He has been working around the kitchen for four years. He brought with him from his garden in Madison, Ala., herbs to be used in preparing his recipe. Mrs. Troup, watching along with the other three wives from the sidelines, unable to even communicate with her husband, commented as she watched the progress in the preparation of Potato Chip Lasagna: "We can not cook together. Ho is a per fectionist and when he goes into the kitchen, I go out. But his food Is superb, and what Is even bet ter, he leaves (lie dishes washed and the stove clean." The three runncrsup end Troup were selected as regional cham pions from among 42 state cham pions, narrowed down from 11,812 enlries. The four regional winners and their wives received an all- expense paid week's vacation1 at the Americana Hotel. The three second place regional cham pions and their recipes are as follows: EAST: Dr. Henry Bonihcimer, 51, a chiropractor of 1183 Old White Plains Road, Mamaroneck. N.Y., who won the New York State Championship, whose recipo is: tHuntm iiiis,nr,ni 1 lb. sliced mushrooms 1 med. onion (chopped) i cup butter Vi cup flour 2 cups milk 1 cup light cream H lb. sharp cheddar cheese . V tsp. Tabasco Sauce 2 tsp. soy sauce 1 tsp. salt H tsp. pepper 1 tsp. monosodium glulamate (MSG) 3 pkgs. frozen Frenched green beans 1 5-oz. can water chestnuts 1 cup potato chips, crumbled 1 large tin cooked chicken cup toasted slivered al monds !i cup finely rolled potato chips Saute mushrooms, onion in but ter. Add flour and cook until smooth. Add to this mixture malk. j warmed, but not boiled, and slightly thickened, remove to top of double boiler and stir in cheese, sauces, seasonings and MSG. Cook over boiling water un til cheese is melted, Cook green beans In salted water until just tendor. Drain. Mix with sauce and mushroom mixture and add chest-1 nuts which have been drained and sliced and I rup potato chips rolled into crumbs. Pour i of mixture Into a cas- (Continued On Page 7B) Bern SAFEMW 1 1 Tide Detergent' IFish Sticks tiii 1 1 1 1 1 1 j i White, Pink, and Yellow. Your Choice. 4 Rolls Town House Small white or Idaho Red beans Wonderful baked with piece bacon. 2-lb. pkg. Cream O1 the Crop "AA". Fresh from local farms. Selected and guaranteed by Safeway Soap filled. Save 1 6c on 4 ... '1 0 pad pkg. , Giant Size (0)(0( 15' cdio rulru I Pkg. M Dor. U V- Limit Pkg. NIBLEI5 corn- Whole kernel vacuum packed, 12-oz. tin nw MILK Cherub Brand Save at this Sensational Price Limit Please Tall Cans Captain's Choice 38-oz. Sll 00 Pkgs. II kJ.umll Ut...i Western Blend mUAHCII I IWUJC coffee I-lb. 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If for any reason whatsoever you should be dissatisfied with any purchase . . . every cent will be refunded without fuss or quibble. Gentlemen Cooks (Continued from Page 6B) serole. On lop of mixture add chicken cut into chunks. Add re maining mixture and cover with slivered almonds and ij cup fine ly rolled potato chips. Bake at ;I50 degrees for 33 minutes. Serve hot. NORTH: The Rev. Armin G. Wens Jr., 31. of 118 Mason Street, Lena, 111., pastor of the Amity Lutheran Church, Illinois Slate Champion, whose recipe is: CORNED BKEF AND CHIP CASSEROLE l'i cup broken noodles (cooked) 1 cup cream of mushroom soup !i cup evaporaled milk 1 7-oz. can corned beef 1 cup grated American cheese 1-3 cup cut up onion '.z cup broken potato chips Mix cooked noodles, soup, milk, corned beef, cheese and onion. Pour into Hi nt. greased bakinc ; dish. Top Willi polalo chips. Bake 15 minutes at 425 degrees. Serves 4. WEST: Art Butler. 31. 6102 East Cactus Wren Road. ScntL. dale, Ariz., Arizona State Cham pion, a dry goods store manager. whose recipe is: SCALLOPS SCOTTSDALE 2 lbs. scallops, fresh or froz en 1 cup light cream !i c. beef broth bouillon 2 tsp. lemon juice . 'j Isp. fresh minced onion cup finely chopped green pepper 1 Ibsp. chopped pimento z tsp. chopped parsley f 1 cup crushed potato chips Salt and pepper to taste Butter Vi cup chopped pinon nuts Mix cream, beef bouillon, lem on juice, onion, pepper, pimento, parsley, salt and pepper and pour over scallops which have been arranged In a baking dish. Let these marinate (covered) in the refrigerator two to five hours for best flavor. Just before baking, add the crushed potato chips. pinon nuts and dot with butter. Bake 15 minutes in 450 degree oven. DOC Swift's Premium. Great with dried beans. Look at this special LOW price Whole or Half lb. Jumbo Bologna Economically priced - a sandwich favc LI. 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Ik. .I.k. i.. . ... .... ,,y, , vvo.m iTpuarepnitai error or orner orrori wmcn appear In an. n..f.li.kJ - . : . . ... n.u.,ur , tunnMnon wirn rnis gam., ona to rafecr winning cards not obtained through legitimat. channels. All winning cords bocom. the property of Crass-Out" Advertising, Inc. Sofowoy "CROSS OUT" tor Cash cards ore given FREE to adults. NO PURCHASE Is required. Safeway rmploycet and members of their imm.diot. family art not eligible to partici pate in this game. GOLD BOND STAMPS Shop at the store that gives you more . . . You get valuable prizes plus savings on your family food budget. Shop Safeway and Save More. , . Pinching Pennies Fills Budget Dent Did 'the holidays put a dent In the family finances? Did the first of the month bills look bigger than usual and the money to pay them smaller? One way to get more mileage out of our January food budget is to plan your purchases more carefully. Here are some places to check before food pennies slip away unnoticed, says Miss Lau- rayne Kennedy. Lake County ex tension agent. 1. Buy the amount needed. Many items are priced at two for 49 cents. If this month you need only one, sacrifice the one-half cent you save when buying two and you find extra dollars In your food kitty. 2. The ends of the isles me ar ranged with special interest or sale items take only those you can use within a week or two. Remember sales are like street cars there will probably be an other one right along. Be sure sale" marked items are really bargains and not just there for impulse buying. 3. Shop by written list. Write a list and buy only things on the list. Study the food specials be fore shopping. Try armchair plan ning for one week, then buy only foods listed on your plan. No fair cheating on even tempting items, this once. After a week or two of planning, and doing without things not on one's list, it's amaz ing how you can predict the real needs. And the money saved may be considerable. 4. Avoid charging non-food Items to the food budget If you're try ing to track down accurate food costs. Do you pick up magazines, toothpaste, or paper products at the grocery? Be realistic and don't charge them to the food al lowance. Perhaps too large a per centage of your food dollar goes for these non food items. Do you have time to read the magazine this month? Are the children wasting paper towels or tooth paste? Being aware of where pennies go is a realistic way to keep hold of the dollar. 5. Children arc cosily. Anyone who has shopped with children knows that tow parents can re sist all requests. Maybe there is u compromise on a doughnut at the bakery counter, rather than all the nuls and candy requested. But even those doughnuts cost money. Leave the children at home if possible, or be a realistic meany and say no to the collected coaxing. A few pinches for a few months and the budget will recover from the holiday splurge. ALMONDS ADD GLAMOR This new idea adds glamor to old-fashioned cabbage. Place lay ers of cooked shredded cabbage in baking dish. Sprinkle with diced pimiento and green pepper. Cover with a rich cheese sauce and top with chopped or slivered almonds. Bake in moder ate oven aboil 15 minutes.'
