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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1963)
o I HERALD ANT) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, Oclobrr 10, 19C3 PAGE 1-E Tuna-Cheese Sandwiches 1 can (6i or 7 oz.l tuna, drained 1 paikaco i3 oz.) cicain cheese, softened 2 yreen onions, sliced thinly, tops and all 1 canned pimiontn. chopped 'i teaspoon prepared horse radish teasDoon s:jlt 4 slices of bread, then top with. FROZEN FISH CASSEROLE Don't wait for the fish to thaw for this delicious seafood dish. remaining 4 bread slices. Plain: Add lettuce to each un- pecialliet m m toasted sandwich. Spread butter evenly over frozen trench Toasted: Beat 1 eec fish fillets and layer with slices shKhtly: add 'i cup nulk, tea spoon salt, and ' teaspoon pepper Quickly dip sandwichen in milk of potato in a greased shallow baking dish. Mix i teaspoon su in gar, ' teaspoon baking soda, 1. teaspoon each salt and onion pow der and 2 tabelsponns flour and sprinkle over the first layer of potato. Repeat layers as desired. ess mixture and turn to coat both sides. Cook sandwiches in butter' or margarine over medium heat until golden brown on both sides turn once. Serve hot. Makes 41 Add 'i cup milk and bake at 430 v,. Va- U.-v i-A te. By RUTH KING sandwiches. degrees for l'i hours. 8 slices day-old white bread Miv tnnelhfvi firct R innraAiant Spread tuna-cheese mixture on Tasty on Toast Family TVeelcly Salute SSi mS ?TTr 7-TK - . "cr . Kr , l & TWO TWISTS These tuna sandwiches ars versatile to suit your mood or the weath. er. Simply serve plain for a fast snack or picnic. Or serve tuna sandwiches French toasted tor a good, hearty, quick as a wink lunch or supper. You're ready to make sandwiches in minutes if you make the fili ng ahead of time and store in the refrigerator. Q.Q CHEESE month) o' 1 ' o . FRUITY Bana-cherry fruit soup is ap propriate as either first course or dessert. Mix together 2 cups dark sweet cherries, t (9 ounce! can of undrained pineapple tid bits, and 'j teaspoon of anise. Chill. Pour into 6 serving dishes. of mashed banana (about 4 med-iGarnish with 1 medium banana, ium bananas, fully ripe'. 1 lllslired and pass a dish of sour poundi can of pitted undrainedlcroam. WASH DRY FOLD Experienced 2 Hour Service Ironing - Stretchinq LAUNDERETTE 6th at Owens Melanie De Proft, Food Editor ol the Family Weekly Cookbook, offers an array of flavorful recipes made with sharp Ched dar cheese tn the, OCTOBER 13TH Weekend Issue with your copy of the SUNDAY A SWEET FIB Aided and abetted by such pantry helpers as canned tomato Juice and jelly, this Sausage Sweet Potato Loaf is limply prepared, stunningly garnished and gives family and guests the pleasant impression that you've been fussing for hours in the kitchen. Sweet Taters 'N Meat As One V CINNAMON ' P ; m MiltlHJy ml t v Sri Frasrance redolent of the Old South wafts through the air as a rich platter of thinly sliced Sau sage Sweet Potato Loaf is borne aloft to the table escorted by a bowl of tiny fresh peas and a basket of hot rolls, split and dressed with butter. A good thought for late supper or buffet Tanked by mugs of hot coffee, for luncheon for the ladies with ac companying salad bowl and fruit dessert for slim figures. SAISAGE SWEET POTATO LOAF (Six servings) 1 pound pork sausage l2 pound ground beef 2 cups, mashed, cooked sweet potatoes 2 eggs, beaten '2 cup orange juice 1 teaspoon grated orange peel 'a teaspoon salt U cup currant jelly 1 tablespoon butter 1 18-ounce) can tomato sauce li teaspoon nutmeg Miniature marshmallows optional Sausage browns with ground beef in the skillet ipnur off ex cess fat 1 and is joined by sweet potatoes, beaten eggs, seasoning. oranee juice and bright peel to spear the richness of the pork. Into the loaf pan goes the mix- Iture and then a trip tn the oven i.175 degrees F' for half an hour. I Meanwhile a scrumptious pour- over of melted currant jelly, but ter, smooth tomato sauce and nutmeg warms atop the stove, to be spooned over the loaf for a oriel return trip (la minutes) to the oven. A garnish of orange slices at serving time emphasizes the or ange flavor in the loaf and com plements the high color and friendly taste of tomato sauce. A few miniature marshmallows sprinkled atop the sauce lend festive note and give a pleasant impression that the cook has been fussing for a very siecial audience. ..i . 11 . : iilTj "Txryiiiiiti'iM ?;;: y ;r 1 NEW OFFICERS Malin High School has a new organization, Future Homemakers of America with Mrs. Frank (Annl Paygr Jr., home economics teacher, as adviser. Offi 1 .1 r .t i-fi 1- Li aL:i x.......... CJ:iL D:n. . . cers elected are rronr row, ieir to rignr, onme "nimmii, hbbjuioi, luuh i 01- liamentarlan, Andrea Oliver, secretary. Back row, same order, Peggy Long, president; Jill Johnson, news reporter; Phyllis Rollins, historian; Dolores Harris, vice president. Busy Schedule For New FHAs America. will he lield during one of the This vcar's program includes ihnmemaking periods with in installation of the new officers, altercating and stimulating pro- np to Phoenix. Ore., for the grams promised. KM tHiieifice and the lirstl M:s. Payer holds an honorary MALIN Future Hnrremakei s l-ij .lvlf,rt Sweelheai-tiFHV memhershin from a rhau of America in Maim High School Ra, jn pehrual DurjnR t h e ter which she formed earlier dur naie pidnn.-i " is(.hooi v(.ar. monthly tor tins year unoer suiervision ni meetings! ing her teaching career. Mrs. Ann Pavgr. adviser and home economics teacher. A num ber of girls organised the new group at the end of the school term l.i.-t year. Members miM have 011P year nt home economic or be in a home oennnmu-s class to be eligible for memlwrship. 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