Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1936 — Page 43
FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 1936
HOT VEGETABLE SOUP PROVIDES ONE-DISH MEAL
Save Veal Cutlet Scraps for Preparation of Meat Broth.
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GOOSE STUFFING
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
PAGE 41°
Buffet Dishes Proper for Christmas SALAD COURSE IS IMPORTANT
folk In the | This |
For the Christmas buffet, hot and others to keep things the hot side of tl} cup percolator with
electric food warmer is friendly,
Provide tora Welcome. For Friends Who Drop In During Day.
BuNFA fe Tell your friends | all day long at our plan to make it so. your message of
"it's house.”
sent informal welcome writ-
ten across them, begin to think of | simple buffet dishes which cang be
served easily when friends drop in during Christmas day. Coffee al-
ways is fresh and hot, a casserole dish, perhaps a cold ham ready to slice, small cakes—just enough to provide a hot bite for the friendly visitor. This is to be neither a supper nor a dinner; it is rather a welpeciing buffet for the dropper-in. Arrange your table near a wall and decorate it with greens, clear enough for complicated service. napkins, glassware, ready and waiting that When your friends
easy and everything isn't hot. begin coming,
bring in the hot dish and ask them | Use supper or salad |
to have a bite.
| plates. Holiday casserole is made of diced | and diced cooked ham. |
cooked veal Roast the veal and boil the ham. Then no matter how many friends come in during the day, you will have sufficient “base supplies” to make this excellent casserole.
Holiday Casserole (For 6 Servings)
tablespoons butter tablespoons flour 's cup meat stock 2 cups milk la teaspoon salt Few grains nutmeg cups diced cooked veal cup diced cooked ham tablespoon chopped green pepper cup diced celery Parsley.
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Melt butter over low flame. Add
flour; a little at a time, stirring constantly to form a smooth sauce. Add seasoning, To the sauce add ham, veal, pepper and celery. Pour this into a | well-greased glass, pottery or enamel casserole and bake for 20 { minutes in moderately hot
welcome buffet, and serve on fresh slices of toast made before the delighted eves of the friend who called to say “Merry Christmas.” The sauce used in the above recipe amounts to 1'> quarts and will serve six. If vou expect more callers at one time, then double the recipe. | You might make up three or four casseroles, tor, and then run into oven when guests arrive in different groups at different times. Remember—this informal buffet must not get you excited nor must you spend any time worrying about it when your friends arrive. I's a simple open-house forum of hospitality. Your friends will go home later to their own dinner. They call to see you, so don't spend the time out in the kitchen. Keep it informal, easy and pleasant. It's a really grand way of entertaining on Christmas. Better try it. If vou have an assortment of
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dishes (which really isn't necessary) |
you they
might ask vour guests what would prefer. Otherwise,
provide silver and a that's all there is to this very amiable
custom of keeping “Christmas all |
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gadgets to keep things cold are needed. On his hospitable buffet are a new walnut-encased spigot. keeps the pottery
Christmas
After you have | greeting cards with that |
Christmas | But keep the table space | un- | Have silver, |
| enough
20-
That the buffet,
filled with casseroles hot and appetizing. The cold baked ham rests on a new rack to take the wabble out of informal carving. On the cold side (left) of are the ice crock for cubes, | canter and glasses that bear scenes of city life,
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For Crust With Shepherd’s Pie.
Here's an old favorite with an interesting new topping—shepherd’s pie with sweet potato crust! For these wintry days, shepherd's pie is a good substantial luncheon or supper dish that is both easy and economical to prepare, since utilizes left-overs. Next time you have roast left over, try this recipe
OLD FAVORITE
Tren Sweet Potatoes Suggested crosswise roll half lengths of |
| bananas in strips of bacon and se- | | cure with toothpick. Broil, or bake |
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BANANAS WITH BATON
12 strips bacon 6 bananas
Peel bananas and cut in
in hot oven (450 degrees F.) about 15 minutes or until bananas are
| tender and bacon is crisp. Baste at
it |
for shepherd's pie with sweet potato
crust. Shepherd's Pie With Sweet Potato Crust
medium sweet potatoes cup evaporated milk, and
tbsp. fat cups left-over roast tbsp. flour cups hot water Salt and pepper Pare potatoes. Cut into quarters | or eights and boil in only enough salted water to prevent scorching. When tender, drain and mash. Add diluted milk to moisten. | Beat until light and fluffy.
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least once during haking. Serve as main course for luncheon. Serves six.
WELSH RABBIT HELD OLDEST CHEESE DISH
The Welsh rabbit is said to be
| the oldest cooked cheese dish in the
| world.
| ing the sweets.
It was originated by the Welsh before the Roman Conquest,
{ and is authoritatively said to have | been called “Rabbit” because the
cup water from potatoes, mixed | frugal Welsh substituted it for the
customary English game course. Since those days, the Welsh Rabbit has become the worlds most | famous savory, used largely still in | England to top off a dinner, followIt is more Tamiliar
{on American buffets. Early Amer-
| (fat from roast gives an excellent |
| flavor). | and add to hot fat.
| spoonfuls over
|
then add meat stock and milk |
oven | { until food is piping hot. Bring to the
place them in refrigera- |
just | serve to each a Christmas welcome. napkin, and |
Cut meat in large pieces the flour. Stir to blend well. water thickens slightly. ing dish.
Pour
the through a pastry tube. Set in mod- | erate oven to brown top. Yield: Six to eight servings. Shepherd's pie,
| the topping is pressed through a pastry tube. Or it can be made most attractive if prepared in individual casseroles. But
although plain | | food, can be made quite dressy if |
Sprinkle with | Add | and cook slowly until gravy | into bak- | Drop mashed potato by | top, or press |
no matter |
how it is served, shepherd's pie with
sweet potato crust is humble that will be eaten with gusio!
TOMATO COCKTAIL IS LOW-COST APPETIZER
For a low-cost thenu, tomato juice cocktail. boiled, seasoned, then chilled. meat, browned potatoes,
preferred, greens quick-cooked and seasoned with crisp salt pork or bits | of bacon. For dessert a rhubarb | nie, With generous portions of each | dish and hot biscuits or corn bread ! this is a good meal, well-balanced. | | It is simpler than the more expen- | sive menus, but it matches them in| food essentials.
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| begin with | Make it from | the juice of a can of tomatoes, | For | a stuffed shoulder of veal, | shredded new | cabbage quick-cooked in milk, ‘or, if |
ican dictionaries called it “Rarebit,” an anachronism which has since been largely corrected.
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Particularly at this holiday
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Excellent Combination For Tasty Dish.
The salad course is a very important one in planning menus. season of the year, hostesses are wanting |
balance their festive dinner. welcome, the fruit being light and |
the cheese aiding digestion. Here's a simple salad, easily prepared,
‘Fruit and Cheese Form an |
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sprinkled with chopped black walnut meats and dressed on lettuce | leaves. Another salad in which roquefort lends a piquant flavor is:
Apple and Watercress Salad
3 large red apples Watercress 1 portion roquefort cheese French dressing Bar-le-duc or currant jelly
Wash and core apples, leaving the
| skin on, and cut crosswise into inch- |
different to Slice to each portion. Mix French Pruit | | dressing with the watercress, lay it and cheese combinations always are | on one side of the salad plate and
which always is accorded a royal |
Salad Charlotte
12 pear halves 12 teaspoons roquefort cheese, crumbled chopped pecans Raw cream
Upon a bed of lettuce and endive, place half pear and with mixture of roquefort cheese, raw cream, a few drops of Worcestershire sauce, paprika and chopped pecans. Garnish top with red cherries. Serve French dressing with a little grena- | dine and whipped cream. Or try this salad which lives up to its name:
Salad Delicieuse
| Cream together two parts cream | cheese and one part | cheese and mold into tiny | about the size of a pigeon's egg, to ye served on slices of pineapple, |
| |
roquefort | balls |
| Serves eight.
thick slices. Mix the Bar-le-duc | with roquefort cheese until a smooth |
paste is formed. Spread this mixture on the slices of apple, allowing one
| place the apple slices on the other.
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