Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1947 — Page 25

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IT TAKES AN OLD FOWL to make the has to be at least medium fat for the soup to Chicken soup must be simmered and only until t tender enough to fall off the bones. If cooking continues until meat is

too tender, the life is boiled out of both chicken and soup. A recipe will appear tomorrow. " : RN. MONDAY Breakfast Apricot nectar |, Soft-cooked eggs Buttered toast Pineapple jam Luncheon *Chitken soup Egg Humplings Radishes and olives Rice pudding

Dinner Fried perch Escalloped tomatoes

~ Corn sticks

Buttered frozen corn Lettuce, watercress and o~vocado salad ’ :

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Milk to drink: Four c. for each child; 2 ¢. for each adult. -, » ad J vi TUESDAY

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Tomato juice Rolled oats Buttered toast Welly. vi S| - ere Luncheon == TT!

Crackers ‘ Parsley butter sandwiches Chicken salad (chicken left over from making chicken soup) Prune whip z Dinner

Pot roast of veal with gravy Browned potatoes Buttered green cabbage Orange Waldorf salad Bread and butter *Refrigerator peppermint candy ice

cream Milk to drink: Two ¢. for each ehild,

Creamed carrots and peas Toast sticks Pear and cottage cheese salad Oatmeal cookies

. Dinner Oven-brofled steak Broiled potato slices and butter de luxe

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Juice *Baked beans in onion cups Cole slaw 7 Boston brown bread and butter Grapefruit shortcake g Milk #0 drink: Four e. for each ehild; 3 ¢. for each adult.

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FRIDAY Breakfast Halves of grapefruit Poached eggs on toast Buttered toast

: Luncheon

- *Hot ham sandwiches.

Pineapple date salad * Dinner

day's dinner. Mashed potatoes

Whole wheat bread and butter Steamed vanilla pudding Orange sauce

child; 2 e. for each adult. . # w SATURDAY

Breakfast Whole oranges Whole wheat cereal Toast Butter

Luncheon

Vegetable slaw Applesauce Coconut fingers.

Dinner Braised liver and onions

Bread and butter Watercress salad Rhubarb pie

child; 2 e. for each adult.

SUNDAY Breakfast

Wheat biscuits

Dinner *Rib roast of beef Browned potatoes [Buttered

dressing Hard rolls with butter Peach meringues with eggs for sandwiches) Supper Denver sandwiches Tossed vegetables salad Fruit buttermilk (peach juice)

child; 1 e. for each adult.

through next Wednesday.

Braised: pot shoulder steak with centers of onions left from Thurs-

Head lettuce with French dressing

Milk to drink: Four c. for each

Grilled cheese and bacon sandwiches

Buttered green beans and potatoes

Milk to drink: Four e. for each

Toast with butler and quince honey |

cauliflower Head lettuce salad with - Russian |

(use egg yolks supper Denver

Milk to drink: Three c. for each

*Recipes for dishes marked ith asterisks will appear tomorrow

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By BARBARA BROEKING ~ ‘THE EGG has come into its own since Betty MacDonald wrote a stor around it and since the movies have told the story on the screen.

would be practically impossible without an egg’ It's an able ally in mealtime strategy and is in every chapter in a cook book. The egg has a ‘leading role at breakfast, luncheon, dinner and snacktime and plays many supporting parts.

almost anyone can prepare an egg in several different ways—all delicious. v . From the standpoint of health the egg takes a prominent position also. Two eggs provide 25 per cent of the vitamin D one needs in a day; 19 per cent of the riboflavin; 20 per cent of the vitamin A; 20 per cent of the phosphorous and more than 18 per cent of the protein

The Poultry and Eger National board has prepared a booklet containing the favorite egg recipes of Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray, stars in the picture, “The Egg and 1” One of the recipes is for eggs a la suisse, To break monotony and to

this dish either for breakfast or luncheon. It fills in beautifully as ®& “company” dish and is only one of the many ways of preparing eggs. » » EGGS A LA 4 eggs 1 tbsps fat for frying % c. light cream 2 thsps. cracker or bread crumbs Salt, pepper, cayenne Buttered toast Melt fat in pan. Add cream and heat to bubbling. Slip in eggs, one at a time, cook gently. When whites are almost firm sprinkle crumbs over the top. Cover and continue cooking to desired doneness, : Transfer eggs to toast. Pour the “pan cream” over all. Season with salt, pepper and a dash of cayenne. Serves two.

Shoplifting High Shoplifters in the United States, 85 per cent of whom are women, steal about $80,000,000 worth of goods annually.

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Meeting Arranged By War Mothers

All chapters of the American War Mothers of Indianapolis will meet at 1:30 p. m.. tomorrow in the Meridian room of the Colonial Furniture Co. Mrs. Charles Dongus, Marion county chapter president,

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Miss Betty Van Camp Will Be Hostess .

A scavenger hunt Saturday -will close the rushing of Beta Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Miss Betty Van Camp, 846 N. Temple ave, will be hostess: for the party that will start at 7:30 p. m. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Charles Scheible, Misses Phyllis McDonald, Alberta Krug, Ruth

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Narcissus Show Next Week

A narcissus show will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Rauh Memorial library by the central West district, Indiana Garden club. Mrs. Burke Nicholas is chatrman. The show will be open to the publie from 2:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, and from 10 a.m. to 7:3 p.m.

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