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THURSDAY, JULY 1,

They Are Nutritious { Colorful

And i By JEAN TABBERT {F YOU'RE planning an atnome Fourth of July, be pre-

tful apy The colorful gumdrops showing through delicately PrOwn!

ded SupSem nut-toasty flavor and vita-

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n. a most inexperienced cook can make these cookies, too The recipe uses a new quickmix method for blending cookie ients. The mixing time is cut to two minutes as compared to 12 or 15 minutes by conventional methods. This technique cuts utensil usage so that only one mixing powl is needed.. That's an enticing boon at dishwashing time. Serve with the cookies an in-season fruit, such as the raspberries, strawberries, fresh ple, cherries or melon which are coming on the mar-

now. et Eo uish the iced beverage serve. by dropping a berry or pineapple bit in the glass. Or decorate the straw with a chain of alternate berries and cubed

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GUMDROP COOKIES 1 ¢. sifted enriched flour 1% tsp. baking powder 1% tsp. soda 1 tsp. salt 1 ¢. shortening 1 ¢. granulated sugar 3 ¢. brown sugar

tsp. vanilla 4% c rolled oats, uncooked % ¢. gumdrops, cut fine ted coconut. Have the shortening at room temperature. Sift together. the flour, baking powder, soda and salt into a large bowl. Add the foes , egg, water and v 1. Beat until smooth for about two minutes. Fold in the rolled oats and gumdrops. Shape by hand and roll in coconut, if desired. Bake on a greased baking sheet in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 12 to 15 minutes. Makes three and dozen cookies. ¢

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. SUMMER TEA PARTY —Gumdrop cookit

Gumdrop Cookies Are Intriguing Item to Serve

At an Informal Summer Holiday Gathering

)s, in-season fruit and tall glasses of a chilled beverage are an inviting treat for drop-in guests on a summer day. You'l find the menu is substantial as well as pretty and unusual.

Let's Eat

Meta Glven

be sown again. Seed drops off

uses of this plant that is so delicate, feathery leaves. Dill sauce is delicious on foods such as fish, lamb, veal and green beans. We've used it on the latter in Wednesday's dinner menu. The finely chopped leaves added to French dressing make an especially delicious dressing- for. fish or a combination vegetable salad bowl. Chopped leaves added to French dressing make an esgpecially delicious dressing for fish or a combination vegetable salad bowl. Chopped dill makes a good alternate for parsley on such vegetables as potatoes. : The menus for néxt week folow.

» . 8 a» MONDAY Breakfast Stewed prunes .

Milk toast with bacon crumbled over the top . Luncheon *Cold beet borsch Ice box rye toast Stuffed celery Olives’ Radishes - Fresh sliced peaches with sugar and cream

] Dinner Braised lamb shanks

Boiled potatoes Buttered carrots Lettuce, green peas and cauliflower salad with 1000 island dressing . Bread and butter Fresh raspberry sundae Milk to drink: Two and a half cups for each child; one-half cup for each adult. s 2 2 TUESDAY Breakfast Blueberries on ready to eat cereal with sugar and cream ‘ Caramel pecan schnecken Luncheon luncheon meat sand(lettuce and mayon-

Canned wiches naise) Fruit cup made of plums, fresh pears and fresh peaches Dinner *Braised veal with gravy Parsley buttered potatoes Buttered peas in cream Green pepper and cabbage slaw Bread and butter Watermelon slices Milk to drink: Three and onehalf cups for each child; one and one-half cups for each adult, in addition to that used in the day’s menus. - ” 8 WEDNESDAY Breakfast Fresh sliced sugared pineapple Poached eggs on toast Luncheon Grilled cheese and bacon sandwiches' Dill pickles Fresh sliced peaches with sugar and cream . Dinner Braised lamb neck Mashed potatoes Green beans with *Dill sauce Sliced cucumber and onion slices in French dressing with caraway seed Bread and butter Cantaloupe slices Milk to drink: Four cups for

adult, in addition to that used in the day’s menus.

each child; two cups for each

ONCE DILL SEED is sown in a garden, it rarely ever has to Fresh peas

each fall and the next spring an

abundance of dill comes up all over the garden. This “dill” habit is welcomed by the homemaker who learns some of the delightful pleasantly aromatic and has such

» ” . THURSDAY Breakfast Cahned grapefruit juice French toast with butter and powdered sugar Luncheon . Eggs benedict Hot buttered English muffins Orange marmalade Cole slaw Fresh plums

Ham loaf Baked potatoes *Braised corn Chopped spinach salad with 1000 island dressing Bread and butter Snow pudding with custard sauce Milk to drink: Three and onehalf cups for each child; one and one-half | cups for each adult, in addition to that used in the day's menus, * & = FRIDAY Breakfast Pineapple juice Soft cooked eggs Hot buttered toast Luncheon Vegetable salad diced cheese, tomato) Hot biscuits

(caulifiower, luncheon meat, diced lettuce, green pepper,

Dinner Stuffed baked potatoes (hamburger, bread crumbs, green pepper) * Buttered succotash Watercress, cucumber and lettuce salad . . Bread and butter Cream pie with *Thickened cherry filling on top Milk to drink: Three and threefourths cups for each child; one and three-fourths cups for each adult, in addition to that used in the day's menus. 8 » o SATURDAY Breakfast Fresh pears’ . Scrambled eggs Coffee cake (bakery) Luncheon *Cantalotipe combination salad Blueberry muffins Dinner Broiled lamb patties Creamed cubed potatoes

[Mashed potatoes

Fresh pear and cream cheese salad with French dressing Bread and butter . Fresh peach ice cream Milk to drink: Two and threefourths cups for each child; threefourths cup for each adult, in addition to that used in the day's menus. ' 8 » ” SUNDAY Breakfast Tomato juice Waffles with butter and heated sirup Fried sausage patties Dinner

Roast ribs of beef

Buttered mixed vegetables Lettuce, watercress, radish and cucumber salad with blue cheese dressing Bread and butter *Sweet milk chocolate cake

Supper. Cream of asparagus soup Hot buttered toast

Stuffed celery : h pears Sugar cookies Milk to drink: Two and three{fourths cups for -each child;|.

three-fourths cup for ‘each adult, in addition to that used in the day's menus.

*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomorrow through Wednesday.

YOUR MANNERS—

Situation: You do not have a telephone of your own and a neighbor has been kind enough to tell you that you might use hers. Wrong Way: Use her telephone for conversational calls (that are in no way a real necessity.

Right Way: Use her itelephone only if it is really important. Otherwise it is an imposition: on a kind neighbor.

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Situation: By mistake you accept ‘wo invitations for the same evening, and are wondering what you should do about the matter. Wrong Way: Wait until the last minute and then call the hostess whose party you have decided to miss and tell her you simply can’t make it.

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Right Way: Get in touch with the hostess who was the second one to invite you and explain that you had pre-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 1Gourmets’ Galley—

Family Likes Surprise Food

On Picnics

Choose Dishes That Are Packable

4 By MARIE McCARTHY

The -real. “Y” of July 4 is graven deep in our hearts, One of the minor “whys,” but a majorminor one, is the picnic. Picnic fodd should be portable, and preservable. Let's forget the usual so-called musts and try to set ou: & bit of surprise for the faniished family after a drive and a hike, These foods are good, how. ver, in January, June OR July. 8 8» s VEAL LOAF \ Three pounds of shoulder veal, one pound of salt pork, one smali| onion, one small green pepper, one small can of mushroom pieces, two slightly beaten eggs, three tablespoons of cream, onehalf cup of catsup, one cup of cracker crumbs, three tablespoons of melted butter, one tablespoon of salt and a dash of cayenne. Grind the meat, onion, green pepper and mushrooms together. Mix with the other ingredients into an oblong loaf. Bake slowly for about two hours, basting often. Serve with mustard pickles and radishes. " . .

MACARONI SALAD

Two cups of uncooked elbow macaroni; one No. 2 can of green peas, drained; one-half pound of diced cheddar cheese; one-half cup of diced stuffed olives; onehalf cup of chopped green pepper, three tablespoons of chopped parsley, three diced hard-boiled eggs and a bit of scraped onion. Cook the macaroni, drain and cool; mix all the ingredients with one-half mayonnaise and one-half boiled salad dressing. Chill salad for two hours before using. Serve Boston brown bread and nut bread spread thinly with 3)

ter and made into double sandwiches. 3 ® =» » SOUR CREAM DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE Two cups of light brown sugar; one-half cup of butter; two unbeaten eggs; one-half cup of cocoa; one-half teaspoon of cinnamon; one-half teaspoon of vanilla; one cup thick sour cream; one teaspoon soda, : Cream the sugar and butter; add the eggs and beat thoroughly. Add cocoa, cinnamon and vanilla and beat again. Add alternately the sour cream, in which the soda is dissolved, and two cups of sifted flour. Beat well. Use a square cake pan and line the bottom with oil paper. Grease the bottom of pan, then the top of the oil paper. Do not grease the sides of the pan. Bake for 35 minutes in a‘ 350 degree F. oven. Turn out on a wire cake rack and when cool, ice with

. s ” MOCHA FROSTING Two cups of confectioners’ sugar; one-fourth cup of cocoa and two tablespoons of butter. Add two tablespoons of hot coffee slowly to the mixture and beat well. Add one-half teaspoon of cinnamon. This cake cuts 16 large squares.

Netherlands to Have

New Queen Soon

AMSTERDAM — The Netherlands will have a new queen in September after looking up to Queen Wilhelmina as a symbol of the Dutch people for almost 60 years. Bhe will abdicate her throne in favor of her daughter, Crown Princess Juliana, after the celebration of her Golden Jubilee. Failing health and the pressure of her work have caused her to leave the throne. Her father, King William III, died when she was 10.

Woman to Purchase

Cargo of Monkeys

WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J~Genevieve Cupreys of Willlamstown is Singapore-bound to buy a cargo of live monkeys. She was commissioned by Henry Trefflich, New York animal dealer, to bring back the finest! monkeys available in the Chinese | bazaars in Singapore. Mr. Trefflich supplies the animals to the

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