Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1946 — Page 24

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By BARBARA BROEKING

still 2 a troublesome problem—‘but the fact remains, there’ s little meat. . Housewives are dusting off cook books and hunting meat-substitute recipes that will satisfy the famfly's hunger pangs. ‘Vegetables plates

and hearty

places for meal planners and the fresh foods now on the.market are most popular. Tuna fish has been one of the w shortages that returned to shelves recently and now provides a substitute for steaks and roasts. With a new slant and some dressing up tuna can be made - ito & delectable dish. An Italian dish—tuna manicotti " —is fun to make and requires only those ingredients that are on every pantry shelf: A can of tuna or salmon (if available), noodles

ms AN OLD STORY —and

salads are springing into first rate -

Tuna Fish Helps Solve Meal-Plauning Problems

iC lub President

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

EVENTS

To Be Honored At Tea

The Woman's Department. club will honor Mrs, Carl J, Weinhardt| at a president's day reception and |

Two founders, Mrs, Felix T, Mc- | |Whirter and Mrs, Alvin will be honored. ception will be Mesdames Everett |M. Schofield, R. O.-McAléxander, |

Garden Study. 1 p. m,

Also at the re-|Bluff ave,

Paul T. Hurt, Clayton T. Ridge and |Pecatur Central.

[Flackville.

CLUBS

Sat. Mrs. | « Elmer Roesener,

hostess. Luncheon,

| Indianapolis Business and Profes-

sional Women's. 7:45 p. m, Thurs. Club: house, 17th and Meridian, Miss Sally Butler, “Biennial Con-

Brown county, ! |

vention in Cleveland, and Inter- |

P.-T. A. GROUPS

2 p. m, Wed. Tea honoring mothers of new pupils; Mrs.

Basil Fischer, speaker,

Riverside Roller rink,

party.

| Edgewood. 5 p, m, Sept. 27. School

gymnasium. Fish fry and carnival.

5 p. m. Wed.

School |

{musical tea from 2 to 4 p. m.| " 1 Copventt in Brassels ” Wednesday in the’ clubhouse, 1702! navona onyen 0 an reseed 'N. Meridian st. [Range Study, 6 p. m, Sun, Woollen's gardens.” Fish fry.

8 p. m. Sept. 30.| Skating |

gymnasium. Covered dish lunch- |

FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1946~ Wasson’s Daily. Store Hours, Monday through Saturday: 9:45A. M. to 5:15 P. M.

find American cheese. Here's the recipe.

eon for first and second grade |

| darold M, Trusler is general chair- | mothers and teachers.

. =» TUNA MANICOTTI

1% pkg. (8 oz) noodles Boiling salted water Two T'.-0z. cans tuna 12 1b. American cheese, sliced 1-3 can milk Cook noodles in boiling salted water according to directions fon packag®, until tender. Drain but do mot rinse. Flake fish with a fork. Arrange a thin ‘layer of noodles in a greased loaf pan (9 - x5x3 inches); top with a layer of cheese and a layer of canned fish. Repeat until all ingredients have been used, having a layer of noodles on top.

thinly

man,

Reservations may be made |

Tuna Manicotti—for meatless days.

Pack down well; pour milk over the top; cover with a double thickness of waxed paper and bake in a slow oven (300 degrees F.) for: 40 minutes, Turn out on a platter and serve hot with Sauce Italienne Serves four,

" ” » SAUCE ITALIENNE To a 10'2 oz. can of cream of tomato soup add % teasboon salt, 3, teaspoon sugar, 4 --teaspoon marjoram, 4 whole black peppers and one bay leaf. Heat%slowly for five minutes; removed peppers and bay leaf and serve hot.

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15 bunch crisp watercress, 1% medium head lettuce. 1 hard-cooked egg, chopped. 2 slices crisp bacon, chopped. 2 tsps. chopped cnion. $6 radishes. 2 small firm tomatoes, peeled. 4-0z. jar hearts of artichokes (canned in olive oil). 15 ¢. Roquefort cheese dressing. Salt to taste. Wash cress and lettuce thoroughly; shake gently to remove excess water; separate sprigs of watercress and break lettuce

LEMON PIE FILLING

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into bite-size |

HEART OF ARTICHOKE pieces. Add chopped egg, bacon, SALAD BOWL onior and sliced radishes. Cut (For Monday dinner) tomatoes into quarters and add

along with drained artichokes. The olive oil drained from artichokes may be stirred into the Roquefort cheese dressing and this drizzled over the salad ingredients which are sprinkled with salt” and then lightly tossed so all ingredients. are covered with dressing. Serve immediately. Five servings. " ” » BAKED SQUASH WITH CREAMED HAM

(For Monday dinner)

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