Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1947 — Page 26

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Summer-Time Menus Call for Variety and Appeal

By BARBARA BROEKING

IN SUMMER the curtain goes up on cold cuts. These time<$aving stand-bys of hot weather cookery are all. American in appeal—and what's Jnore, they have the same high quality complete protein same B vitamins and essential minerals as the meats you cook at-home. One of the first numbers for your cold cut program might be a medley of cubed liver sausage,

razor-thin onjop rings and shredded lettuce, topped with mayonnaise. And what's a plate

of cold cuts without potato salad, especially if it's a picnic you are planning? For variety prepare hot potato salad to accompany the sandwiches, pickles, potato chips and iced tea, . ~ » HOT POTATO SALAD to 6 medium potatoes (2 lbs.) ¢, diced celery

1 tbsp. finely chopped onion 2 tsps, salt 1% 1b, bacon 2 thsps. flour 3% tsp, dry mustard 3 thsps. sugar 'z ¢, vinegar * is ¢. water 1 thsp. finely chopped parsley Cook potatoes In skins until tender, Peel and dice. Put in 17;quart casserole; add celery and

onion. Sprinkle with one teaspoon of the salt. Cut bacon in %-inch pieces, until crisp; add to potatoes, Remove pan with bacon fat from heat and blend in flour, mustard, sugar. and. remaining salt. “Add vinegar and water stirring constantly and cook until mixture thickens and bolls. Pour over potatoes, Mix lightly with a fork being careful not to break potatoes. Let stand one hour, Cover and reheat in moderate ovgn (375 degrees F. 20 minutes, . Place casserole in center of large chop platter and sprinkle top of potatoes with parsley. Arrange cold cuts around casserole, : Berves six,

How to Water Plants

Don't. “sprinkle” a lawn, Get a sprinkler attachment to put on your garden hose and soak the lawn a section at a time, Do it once a week, molstening the soil 8 inches deep

same Idea with perennials and shrubs. Just wetting the surface is bad.

Soakmg Is Harmful Comparatively few washables need soaking and then not for more than 20 minutes. Extensive laundering research indicates that prolonged soaking opens the fibers and

permits the foil to become more!

deeply lodged, thus making it more difficult to remove.

2} Y Fish Supply The George Fishing bank, off . hortheastern United States, whence comes much of the cod and haddock for America’s dining tables, is larger in area than all the New England states sombined.

cook slowly over low heat!

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LET'S HAVE A PICNIC—What's better than a table laden with your favorite cold meats, tomatoes, hard-cooked eqqgs and a gallon of iced tea? Fresh fruit makes a wonderful dessert.

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iced tea. | . =» » MONDAY Breakfast’ . Ready-to-eat cereal with fresh

sliced peaches with sugar and cream Sugared doughnuts Luncheon [Prankfurter vegetable salad * Toasted French bread Chocolate peppermint brownies Iced tea Dinner Broiled zucchini squash Lettuce, tomato and avocado salad Fresh raspberries with sugar and cream. Milk to drink: Three and a half

¢. for each child; 1's c. for each adult, » ~ » TUESDAY Breakfast

'Ready-to-cat cereal with fresh raspberries Caramel pecan schnecken Luncheon Cheese and mushroom souffle Mixed green salad | * Melonade

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Dinner Broiled chicken halves Mashed potatoes Frozen buttered corn Asparagus, egg and watercress salad {Bread and butter | Presh peach shortcake | Milk to drink: Four c. for eac tchild; 2 c. for each adult. » » » WEDNESDAY

Breakfast

| Lettuce, ‘watercress,

{ Baking powder “biscuits | “Bing cherry charlotte, or cream Milk to drink: Three and a half ¢. for each child; 1's ec. adult, | » ” »

| | THURSDAY | |

Breakfast Green grapes Creamed chipped beef on toast { Luncheon | Orabmeat salad sandwiches | Sliced tomatoes and lettuce ‘Fresh sugared sliced pineapple Dinner | Fresh roast pork shoulder - | Sauerkraut Potatoes with caraway sauce

radish and cu- | cumber salad with chive dressing; Roasf leg of lamb

for each

| Buttered green beans with 1000 Island dressing

*Cantaloupe dessert cocktail | Milk to drink: Three and a half c. | child; 1'%2 c. for each adult, » ” » | FRIDAY

Bieakfast { Fresh raspberries with sugar and | cream Waffles (made with waffle quickmix) | Butter and sirup | Luncheon | Potato soup {Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches {Melon salad . Dinner {Indian corn. ring - with creamed | chicken and green pepper Harvard beets |“ goo wedges with blue cheese

dressing

'|*Apricot bavarian

Milk to drink: Three ec. for each [child; 1 c. for each adult. » » » BATURDAY Breakfast | Canned grapefruit juice Poached eggs on toast Luncheon *Jellied tomato and chicken broth

"| Bologna cabbage bowl

' Hot buttered whole wheat toast

Dinner | Sauteed veal chops

hl | Buttered spinach

Mashed potatoes Lettuce with vinaigrette dressing Cloverleaf rolls Orange ice Butter cookiés Milk to drink: Four c. for each child; 2 ¢, for each adult, tJ Md » SUNDAY

Breakfast Honeydew melon slices

“Lime wedges

Cooked wheat cereal with cream and sugar Quick coffee cake

Dinner

| Browned potatoes Fresh mint sauce French-fried eggplant “Watermelon pickles Lettuce, tomato and cucumber salad Fantan rolls Vanilla ice cream rolled in chopped | peanuts Supper | Tongue and chicken mold salad | Bread and butter sandwiches | Radish roses [Oliv es . ‘ {Chocolate cake with marshmallow | * frosting

*Recipes for each dish marked with an asterisk will appear tomorrow through next Wednesday,

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| table grapes are selling at low levels,

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No Shortages To, Hamper Canning

Fruits Abundant In Middlewest

FOR THE first time since 1941, housewives find themselves facing a canning season unhampered by shortages of necessary supplies. Reports from manufacturers indicate that there will be plenty of

‘More natural rubber is being allocated for jar rings and selfsealing tops, and plenty of. closures will be available. However, there

at some times, but, in most cases,

Manufacturers are turning out pressure cookers as fast as they can get raw materials and more seven and 14-quart canners will be manufactured this year than last, » “ » AND CROP reports indicate that trick farms, home gardens and orchards will soon be at. seasonal production peaks. In many localities, food preservation activities can be carried out in community centers which serve individual housewives as well as schools and institutions in some instances. Where these centers are operating, homemakers should apply for time reservations with the sponsoring group or project manager early. Most community canning centers’ are booked to capacity throughout the season. » » . PLENTIFUL supplies of many populag fruits and vegetables are beginning to reach midwestern markets - in seasonal abundange this week, and prices of many items have declined sharply on wholesale markets. Among these are simmer apples, ideal for sauce; small fruits for Jellies such as currants, gooseberries and raspberries and apricots, which are especially good for canning.

homegrown tomatoes and sweet corn are available in many localities and peaches are both plentiful and moderately priced. Both Bing and Lambert cherries are reported on some markets at moderate prices while California

‘Pin-On’ Hair And Its Care

ENVIOUS OF girls with long, luxuriant hair? Don’t be. Shame nature for her stinginess by pinning on a hair piece which so often looks more soignee than a girl's. very own, Your added glory can have length and thickness that would evoke sighs from Rapunzel. One of the most popular. hairpieces going to the heads of glamour girls today—of actresses and models, especially—is the “Alice-in-Wonderland” fall. This can be any length a girl wants her hair to be. Such a back-drop, designed as a cover for hair that grows slowly or breaks off, fastens at the crown . with a comb.

: I J » » " WHEN MATCHED in color and texture to a girl's own hair, not even the gimlet-eyed can tell where nature stops and the wigmaker's art begins. Caring for the pin-on piece is no trouble, stylists say. They maintain that the “fall” can be

with cold beater. juice, then lightly fold in sweetened lime and orange’ juices.

For table use first arrivals of].

| may be spot shortages of tin cans|

palates. in a jiffy, It keeps well in the refrigerator with objectionable iciness, ‘too.

» ” s LIME COOLER 1 c. evaporated milk 14 c, "lime juice (2 or 3 limes) 2 c¢. orange juice (1 large orange) Ya c. sugar 2 thsps. lemon juice Prepare milk for whipping by

chilling in refrigerator tray until ice erystals form around edges. Meanwhile, blend lime and orange Juices sugar dissolves.

and add sugar. Stir until Whip milk very stiff in cold bowl

Beat in lemon

Pour at once into cold freezing tray and

freeze at lowest temperature. Makes one quart.

The ‘Star’ Wears . . . Dolores Del Rio, star of the soon-to-be released “The Fugitive,” at her home in Coyocan, outside of Mexico City, wears a cool black-and-white print with draped skirt. + .» Intefesting to note that the pure silk crepe is printed with dogs of all kinds. Miss Del Rio, who loves canine pets, took a miniature grey poodle’ back to Mexico with her,

Um-m Good! Fill the centers of cantaloupe halves with scoops of ice cream. Top the ice cream with spoonfuls of jam. Pineapple, apricot or plum

your choice from varied selection.

your grocer's

LIME COOLER—It's a perfect light refreshment , . . NO DESSERT Is easier to prepare and keep on hand for quick refreshment during the day than lime cooler. scorching day and the soothing fruity flavor is balm for weary summer Actually this dessert is economical, delicious, can be prepared

' keeping a straw hat fragrant and

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jam are very good, but you can take

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Keep Your Hat Fresh Looking

WHITE or pastel-colored hats designed to make a gal look fresh and cool fail miserably at their job if spots sully their immaculate look. Smudges, soiled bands and crumpled trimmings, however, can be dealt with. 3% There are, for example, the marks that deface snowy white straws, Most smudges can be rubbed ‘off with an ‘art-gum eraser. Or fake this bit of advice from an expert milliner: Rub a slice” of - freshly cut lemon over spot, wiping off juicy moisture with a dry cloth.

» » » IF A hat-band is marred by perspiratoin stains or soil from hair, take it out. and put in a new one. There's no trick at all to stitching a clean grosgrain ribbon into a hat. When ribbon bows show the strain of wear, renew them. To keep new bows crisp, stug loops with tissue paper. In .between wearings, house your hat in a box, but first wrap it in tissue paper. Tucking a sachet in with the paper is a milliner’s trick for-

more inviting to wear.

NEW YORK-—Frances E, Willard

C aftermath caused by grease.

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TRTREDAY. 3F JULY 24, 191 Hot Weather Bows to Frozen Food

Grease Grime On Way Out

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Kitchen Drudgery To Be Eliminated

POR YEARS the housewife has been longing for a way to fry and cook foods without the disagreeable At long last there has been developed a way in which she can now do just this, Modern science and materials

grease creates. The housewife can now say goodby to skillet scouring and

non-inflammable and highly bure nished aluminum, they are made in sizes to fit standard skillets,

»y 8» * “THERE are literally a hundred and one possible uses of these modern labor and trouble savers. For cooking they can be placed in skillets for frying or used separately and alone for baking. They can serve as individual casseroles, for serving canapes or sandwiches. When used for cooking, the ate tractive aluminum foil liners are placed in the skillet and the food

-tcooked. After use the liner is taken

out, folded and discarded together with the grease and food particles that cause so much damage to hands, sinks and drain pipes. These versatile liners also serve as waterproof bases for flower pots, for ice cube trays, and for packing They can be used for seedling flats or containers for kitchen herbs-such as chives and thyme. The average housewife can find numerous other uses for these sturdy liners. » ” » . MECHANICALLY and scientifie cally, they actually help in cooking, Being aluminum, they disperse the heat evenly and uniformly. They will not melt or distort in the hot. test oven. Thus that early morning breakfast of ham and eggs can be cooked up in a jiffy, be placed on the breakfast table, and served hot to the family with no disturbing thought of dirty skillets and greasy water, Cooking grease is one of the principal causes of drain clogging in all types of homes and is particularly harmful in homes with their

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dry cleaned with any non-inflam- | mable cleaning fluid. Laid out on a towel, the piece will dry quicker than your own hair. When permanent curl in the hair-piece vanishes, new curl can be put in with metal curlers.”You ! roll up the strands of a “fall” | just as you would your own hair.

rr a —— Avoid Mildew Mildew can ‘develop in a hamper of soiled clothes in warm, damp weather in almost no time at all. See that all soiled clothes are en- | tirely dry when put -into the hamper. One damp towel can cause mildew to appear not only on the towel but also on all other pieces.

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