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Fresh Peaches Are Delicious ‘As Is’ Or Combined With Other Foods

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it- Curried chicken Broad. © * | Beef loaf, tomato sauce ~~ Bread & Lamb and rice v8 Table fat “i 5 « Lyonmise potatoes Sohie tai : POTATOES. SWEET POTATOES—Serve 11 or 12 tmes 4 Week. Cole slaw pa Pe Cole siaw oh, : DRY BEANS, PEAS, NUTS—Serve three or four times & week. son i s = = . = = § 4 2 half to nn % FRIDAY One of dry beans or peas equals two and a three TUESDAY of cups cooked, and serves four or five. realist Orange Toast CITRUS FRUIT, TOMATOES—For a child, once a day; for an Orange Toast Ready-to-eat cereal Table fat adult, four or five times a week. (There's more vitamin C in Hot cereal with raisin Table tat Top milk Beverage citrus fruit than in tomatoes, So, if you use all tomatoes, use Top milk - Beverage : Luncheon : half again as much as the weekly list recommends.) Fresh Luncheon ©. Baked beans, tomato sauce “Table fat . oranges or grapefruit “as is” or juiced—two or three servings Green beans with cheese sauce Sweet potato or pumpkin ple Turnip sticks { Cookies weekly. Canned orange or grapefruit sections, or as juice— Toast * - .. Beverage Ere . Bread Milk about four servings weekly. Fresh tomatoes—three to four ; Dinner ; wR ; Dinner servings weekly. Canned tomatoes, whole or as juice—about Beef loaf Bread Baked or broiled fish Bread four servings, Baked potatoes Table fat VBaked potato Table fat GREEN AND YELLOW VEG six or seven Cabbage Cottage pudding, hot jelly Sauce Broccoll Fruit in season times a week. Number of servings to the pound: Kale, Carrot sticks Milk a Carrot. and: raisin salad Beverage... fresh peas or lima beans, pumpkin, yellow squishotuo to 88.8 , 88 three; head lettuce, or peppers—five; ttuce WEDNEADAY : SATURDAY . salad greens—eight; canned or frozen limas, green snap beans, re : peas, carrots—four. Tomato juice Table tat Sliced orange Tost OTHER VEGETABLES, FRUIT—Serve eight or nine times a Scrambled eggs Beverage Hot ok Beverage week. One pound of fresh fruit or vegetables makes three to Toast Lunh Luncheon four servings. One pound of dried fruit makes about 10 servings. Biscuits rts Bait beasn un o. in Cream of broccoli soup Cookies EGaS-Hictve four or Aves Week for Sach Jerson. se them even Table fat Apple and raisin salad Milk Cheese and lettuce sandwich Beverage LEAN per a pen } Sag Prices a om or six times a wi 1 og Sotn proat Dinner Smothered liver and onions Table fat Numb rat Fn or me: ST to theos: Donod salad Lamb stew OR Bread Mashed potatoes Jellied fruit cup or boneless cuts—four; ground meat—five; ready-to-eat meats Apple and oglery Chicken a la king Table fat A Kale . Milk —siX OF more. M Green peas Cottage pudding, ice cream Bread : FLOUR, CEREALS—Serve bread at every meal, and also a . » Carrot salad Beverage = it may be helpful to make a record for a week or two of cereal food one or sometimes twice a day. Whole-grain, en: MONDAY : s = =» HUR . = your food buying. Then compare that with the following “nutri- riched or restored products are the best choices. A one-pound 3 tant tion yardstick” and youll have 2 better idea of the changes loaf of bread makes 18 to 20 slices. oasted biscul needed to insure good n as well as low: menus. . QILS—"Spread” king bl . : Tanta or Grangs Jule to milk Jaity® fat and the amounts needed for good nutrition follow. : PAT es meals an ive ba re me Beverage Hot ted a Bev MILK—For a child, three to four cups a day; for an adult, three ality. - You don’t need to figure exact servings. 08 Luncheon cups. (A quart of fluid milk makes four cups.) The following SU SIRUPS, PRESERVES—Two and a half pounds of sugar Oatmeal Kies Creamed peas on toast Cookies may be counted as equivalents of a quart of fluid whole milk: or its equivalent (jams, jellies, candy) a week for the family Milk - ono IRR . Carrot and apple salad Milk Seventeen ounces (by weight) evaporated milk; one quart skim of four. Gourmets’ Galley— YOUR HOME: Rugs [Teen Problems— DR. ANSWERS— |

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@ the rice in the center of ail d platter and arrange the _|peach Ives around the edge, Pour the hot sirup over all, adding a bit of peach brandy for zest. This accompanies fried y.ichicken for a late Sunday breakfast; they are a handsome couple. This next peach recipe is lovely [to look at and delightful to taste. . ® 8 » PEACH MERINGUE TORTE : Peel and stew 12 peaches and i press through a colander, réserving the pulp, Line a large ple pan {with a rich crust and sprinkle crumbled macaroons over tom. Sweeten the peach pulp; add a little lemon juice, to taste. |} the pulp into the crust; fill to the top. Bake in a quick oven for 25 minutes, Cover the sitop of the torte with a four or five egg-white meringue (two tablespoons of sugar to ‘each egg). Sprinkle sliced, blanched almonds over the meringue. Re-

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