Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1929 — Page 27

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WANY VISIT GETTYSBURG Famous Civil War Battlefield Is Tourists J Mecca. g; [ ntt'4 Prrt* GETTYSBURG. Pa., June 14. The famous battlefield of Gettysburg—the turning point of the Civil tvar—ls becoming more and more of

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Healthful vegetables need not he unappetizing Little water and small amounts of sugar work wonder flavors in these beneficial food c A FAMOUS cooking specialist, on the staff of *""% two large magazines, has announced a discovery of importance to everyone interested ..-'flKv in healthful, delicious foods. This woman announces her discovery to all Yi i interested in better tasting foods. “We have HhpN discovered,” she says, “that sugar in correct j V/ j amounts added to the vegetables while cooki- . , ing, intensifies the natural flavor in fresh vegetables, restores in large measure the flavor of z_— freshness to slightly wilted vegetables, _ and enhances the flavor of canned vegetables.” In all instances she emphasizes that sugar increases the food value of the vegetables. She gives the following delicious recipe: PEAS COUNTRY STYLE—To 2 cups of shelled peas, allow 4 young tender carrots, and a small onion. Scrape and slice the carrots, and cook them and the peas in just enough water to cover, adding 1 level tablespoon of granulated sugar. When nearly tender add a chopped onion and 1 generous tablespoon of butter. Add salt and pepper to taste and 1 level teaspoon of sugar. Simmer until the onion is cooked. The wonderful thing about sugar as a flavorer, recommended bv good cooks and scientists alike, is that it develops the appetizing flavors of fruits and meats as well as vegetables—in fact makes nearly every good food more palatable. A bit of sweet maJses the meal complete. The Sugar Institute.

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a tourists mecca and winter means nothing to the men and women who wish to view the scenes of the three days of the bloodiest fighting which I ever occurred in the United States. During January, February and March of this year 44,870 tourists went over the battlefield in company !of guides. This is an increase of 1.435 over the same period last year.

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The Indianapolis Times will send you a check for $1 if you submit recipe which is selected for this column, and the prize check will be sent within two weeks after the recipe is printed. Write or print plainly, addressing ihe Recipe tditor, Indianapolis Times. Rictum-Ditty Melt two tablespoons of butter in a saucepan, add a small can of tomatoes, small grated onion, a section of chopped green pepper, U teaspoon salt, pinch 'of red pepper and a level teaspoon of sugar. Stir until hot, then add two beaten eggs and cook gently until creamy, stirring well from the bottom of the pan. Turn over slices of crustless toast on a hot dish and serve at once MRS. J. S. BOWMAN. 406 East Third street. Seymour. Potato Rolls Roll out a light biscuit dough about one-half inch thick. Cut potatoes about the same thickness and lay them on the crust. Roll up and place in pan with roast, beef or pork, having plenty of water in the pan When done lift roast and roll on plate, make gravy and serve over roll. MRS. EDWARD ROSS. Arcadia. Wiener Schnitzel Have teal chops from loin neatly trimmed. Dip in well-seasoned bread jerumbs and beaten eggs, and again in bread crumbs. Saute slowly in butter or fat until brown and done. Sprinkle with lemon juice and arrange on hot platter. To fat in pan. stir one tablespoon of flour and add one cup of thick sour cream. Stir mixture well and heat thor-

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oughly. Season well and pour around chops. MRS. FLORENCE LYNCH. 1042 South Tremont street. Orange Meringue Pie One cup sugar, 1-3 cup flour, Vi teaspoon salt, grated rind of 1 orange. 1 cup orange juice, 2 tablespoons lemon juice. 2 tablespoons butter. 3 eggs. Mix sugar, flour. 1 salt and grated rind, add fruit juice and cook in double boiled 10 min- : utes, stirring until thickened. Add butter and egg yolks, beaten light, I cook 2 minutes longer. Cool and turn into baked pie shell. Cover with meringue made of beating whites of eggs until frothy, adding 5 tablespoons of sugar and U teaj spoon baking powder and beat until | stiff. Put into moderate oven for 10 minutes to brown. MRS H. B. ALLISON, 125 Beverly Drive. Yorkshire Pudding One cup milk. 2 eggs, 1 cup flour.

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teaspoon salt, MLx salt and flour, add milk gradually to form a smooth paste. Then add eggs, beaten very light. Cover bottom of the dripping pan with some of the fat left from roast, pour in the mixture U inch deep. When well raised.

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MARION, Ind . June 14.—Funeral services for Edward Fox, grandson of Martin Boots, first white settler

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in Grant county, were held Wednesday at Alexandria. Burial followed in the I. O. O. F. cemetery here.