Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1930 — Page 7

DEC .3; 1930.

Salads for Winter A re P roblem BY SISTER MARY A Service Writer Many housekeepers find the winter salad question quite perplexing. The necessity of serving uncooked food is clearly realized, but the reources seem limited and head lettuce becomes the standby. The winter salad fills an imporant place In the menu. It must upply bulk to a diet apt to be made ■ p of rich and •'concentrated" foods. It also must furnish salts and vitamins and maintain the proper balance of the diet. Its contrasting flavor and texture, as well as its attractive appearance, are worthwhile qualities that deserve consideration. Hearty salads of meat. fish, and eggs usually are wanted for special occasions and seldom find a place in the regular menu, but cream cheese, nuts, peanut butter, dried fruits, canned fruits, fresh fruits, canned and fresh vegetables and jellied

Daily Menu BREAKFAST Halves of grapefruit, cereal, cream, salt codfish in cream, toasted corn bread, milk, coffee. LUNCHEON Beef broth with rice, lettuce rolls filled with apple and cottage cheese salad, rye bread and butter sandwiches, steam pudding, milk, tea. DINNER—Cream of lima bean soup, toasted crackers, spinach with creamed mushrooms, twice baked sweet potatoes, stuffed peach salad, pumpkin pie, milk, coffee.

combinations all are suitable and appetizing for winter salads. Most of them always are available. Tomato jelly is an excellent substitute for fresh tomatoes. Its bright red color makes it particularly desirable for the holiday seaon if a party luncheon or dinner salad is wanted. Fill Jelly Molds The trick of scrooping out the renter of individual molds of clear jelly and filling the center with extra material is worth keeping in mind. Any mixture that would be used for fresh tomatoes can be used for the filling. Jellied beet salad also is of a pretty red color. Combined with .shredded white cabbage, a most attractive red and white salad is made. To make a vivid red and green salad, choose the greenest leaves of lettuce, shred them and use as a nest for individual molds of jellied beets. Bright red apples, carefully cashed and polished, make a gay ; salad cut petal fashion almost to ► the blossom end. Lettuce Rolls Save The core is carefully removed and ;t,he cavity filled with any preferred -combination, w’ell moistened with -salad dressing. The petals must be .cut narrow enough to make the “salad easy to eat. - Too often when lettuce is used .only for the salad green—as a bed for some salad mixture—it is not eaten and is a waste of money as well as food Lettuce rolls, an arrangement in which the salad mixture is rolled in a lettuce leaf, insure against this waste. Shredded lettuce and the tiny leaves from the heart of head lettuce can be combined with other ■ salad material to good advantage. This makes sure of some of the '/valuable vitamines being eaten, even if the bed is left untouched.

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PARTY TO BE HELD FOR MONDAY CLUB Mrs. C. A. Breeee is chairman of the program committee for the annual Christmas party of the Monday club to be held this afternoon at the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. Martha Doyle McAleny will read, “Even Unto Bethlehem,” as the feature of the program. Other numbers will be by Robert Schulz, trumpet soloist, and the Monday Club quartet, which will sing Christmas carols. Members of the quartet are Mesdames Breeee, S. C. Copeland, Austin Devore and L. E. Schultz, with Mrs. M. D. Didway at the piano. DEMOCRATIC CLUB WILL GIVE PARTY The Women's Eighth Ward Democratic Club will be entertained with a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Louise Johnson, 1429 North Capitol avenue, at 7:30 Wednesday night. A program of Christmas games, and an exchange of gifts has been arranged by Mrs. Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Marie Underwood, and Misses Betty and Clara Wulzin. Decorations will be in keeping with Christmas. Sorority to Initiate Lambda Phi Alpha sorority will meet Tuesday at the home of PJiss Dorothy Clinton, 322 East Eleventh street. Misses Lucille Wedding, Frances Sheets and Pearl Kelly will be initiated.

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