Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1934 — Page 22

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KNOWLEDGE OF BEEF PORTIONS SAVESMONEY Less Tender Cuts Provide Food as Nutritious as More Choice. A lesson In geography, and this time beef geography, will be helpful to the housewife who plans all of the 1.095 meals m the year, so let's begin by dividing the map into eectlons. or countries, if you please. The location of a country on the continent determines many of its physical characteristics, and so it Is with the beef map. Some cuts contain more bone than others, some cuts are more tender than others—these factors can be determined quite accurately by the location of the different cuts. Take for instance that matter of tenderness! The sections which have a more highly developed connective tissue, and therefore need to be cooked differently than cuts from sections which have had little exercise. See, it is ail a matter of geography! Tender Sections The sections which have received j little exercise the more tender cuts, i are the ones along the back bone; 1 the loin end. from which comes the j sirloin steaks; the short loin, from | which comes the porterhouse and j club or Delmonico steaks, and the I rib, from which are cut the stand- | ing rib roasts and the rib steaks. These cuts may all be cooked by dry heat; that is, by roasting, broiling or panbroiling. These tender sections, while they are the most demanded, are by no means the only ones which make attractive dishes, so let us take a glance at the other sections on the map. Less-Tender Sections These sections, even though called; l**ss-tender, can really be made teljder if they are cooked properly. However, they need to be cooked sltfwly for a long time with moist J heat in order that the connective tiue is softened. They should be simmered, but j never boiled, as this completely dis-' solves the connective tissues and toughens the fibers. Soups, stews, pot-roasts, meat logves, and ground beef patties are ever popular ways to use these less tender cuts. And what a saving thOy present to the limited budget, tod. without decreasing the nutritive vatJue of the meal. Study these cuts in, relation to their geography, and you'll have less difficulty choosing cuSs of meat wliich fit the budget add please the family. Party Sandwiches When you have to make dozens of | tidy sandwiches for a party’, cut the j loni cs of bread lengthwise. Butter ! the large slices, put on the sand- j w|fh filling and then cut the sandwiches in intricate little shapes, j Tlky’ll add a note of interest to your j sandwich platter. Chops In Casserole Pork chops are a standby that call be varied in innumerable ways. Pork chops and potatoes en cas-! erole is a splendid one-piece dish. I

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CROQUETTES MADE FROMJJMA BEANS Either Canned or Dried Vegetable Suitable. Nowadays, since commercial canning processes have been perfected and all kinds of delicious vegetables are available on the grocers’ shelves, it is no problem to plan winter menus to include an adequate amount of this essential class of foods. Nevertheless, every’ home maker is on the alert for new’ ways of presenting vegetables in order to prevent her family’s interest from losing its keenness. The following recipe for lima bean croquettes may help to give zest to the menu: Two cups of cooked lima beans, 1 tablespoon minced opion, 2 tablespoons melted butter or bacon fat, cup of canned tomato, % teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, flour, egg, dried bread crumbs, salt pepper. Canned or cooked dried beans can be used. Put beans through food chopper. Melt fat or butter and brown the onion. Add beans, tomato and seasonings. Cook slowiy, stirring to prevent sticking until thick. It will take about ten minutes. Spread on a platter to cool and become firm. Form into croquetttes, roll in flour and dip in egg slightly beaten with 1 tablespoon of water. Roll in crumbs and fry in deep hot fat. The fat should be hot enough to

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brown an inch cube of bread in forty seconds, or 385 degrees, on a fat thermometer. jellTeF sauerkraut FORMS UNUSUAL SALAD Suitable for Serving With Meal Having Pork as Basis. Jellied sauerkraut vegetable salad is an unusual salad that is inviting on a cold night when pork in some form is served. One and one-half cups sauerkraut juice, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 1 tablespoon granulated gelatin, 4 tablespoons cold water, 3 tablespoons sugar, % cup diced carrot straw’s, v 2 cup diced beets (cooked), 2 drops tabasco sauce, mayonnaise, lettuce. Soften gelatin in cold water for five minutes. Bring sauerkraut juice to the boiling point and add softened gelatin. Add sugar and stir until sugar and gelatin are dis-

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MEAT SHOULD BE BASIS FOR EVERYDINNER Combination Suggested to Obtain Menus of Right Balance. “What shall we have for dinner?” That query is sometimes a w r ail for help, or at least for helpful suggestions on the part of the housewife who has to plan meals for her family, day after day, season after season. “Where shall I begin to plan?” she asks, dolefully, as salads, pies, spinach and stews get themselves strangely jumbled in her mind. There is one simple and efficient rule for menu-plannnings, and that is to choose first your meat course. In the light of the newer knowledge of food requirements, the need of a balanced diet becomes more and more clear. Protein, carbohydrates (or sugars and starches), fats, minerals and vitamins must be supplied, and meat provides nearly all of these in valuable form. Lean beef, for instance, leads all foods in iron content, and iron is essential in the diet if food is to be readily assimilated. Six little seeds, more than three million years old, were found recently in Pennsylvania rocks.

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