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pancakes. They're fairly easy to make; they taste like nectar probably

One Pancake Calls

- For Many More My friends here in Reykjavik picked out Icelandic pancakes as the one native dish they were sure I never had before anywhere. Not, at least, in the way they make them. They were right. The only trouble is one helping calls for more—and more more. My hostess worked ‘carefully over copying the recipe for me She checked with other housewives to make certain every ingredient was in proper measure. This is her recipe, a pride of the Icelandic housewife, a boon to every Icelander who enjoys good eating. . ® '®

ICELANDIC PANCAKES

1% ec. milk 1; tsp. salt i

eggs 2 tbeps. butter Jam and whipped cream. Sift the flour with the baking powder and salt. Stir the whole in. another bowl and add the flour. Pour milk gradually and beat until batter is quite thin and light. Have the pan very warm and remove it from the heat while pouring the batter into it. Allow about two tablespoons of batter for each pancake. Spread batter very thinly over the pan by moving it in circles. Put the pan back on the heat and bake each side of the pancake lightly, turning over with a broad, thin knife. It is important to make the pancakes paper-thin. When cooled, take each pancake and put a tablespoonful of whipped cream and some jam, preferably strawberry, on the flat

surface, then fold over like a napkin. Serve as a dessert or with coffee. 12 pancakes Delicious! y

(All - right, Inga, if you an Thorvaldur haven't made your contribution to good eating In the West, it isn’t the fault of our combined efforts. As far as the Barrows family is concerned, Icelandic pancakes will be a regular, special-treat item from now on. Skal!)

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Tomatoes Fill the Menu,

Dessert

By MARIE McCARTHY Tomatoes, in their red-ripe glory, are in the swing of their gay season. And glory it is, for they win easily in the “National Garden The Indiana tomato is first in quality and would be the same in quantity but for the greater area of production possible

it is smart to know your tomatoes, as well as your onions, for

END-OF-SEASON PARTY PUNCH—Punch is always an acceptable beverage to . It's especially nice when ladled out of a Yas been cut in slices to serve separately. If the melon does not stand firmly, a thin slice taken off the bottom will make a base. * Be sure it's not too thick a slice or the "bowl" will leak.

{ 4 sprigs mint i Sliced rind of 1 orange

they can fill any role in the menu] drama from hors d'oeuvre through soup to tomato preserves and cheese as dessert. You can have a tomato savory after that if you wish to go English, Instead of the usual tomato cocktail try Tomato Frappe as an overture. Season one No. 2 can of tomato juice with the juice of one and one-half limes, salt, pepper, sugar, scraped onion and mace to taste. Pour into the refrigerator tray and when it begins to freeze around the edges remove. from the ice box to stir. Return and lét freeze to a mush only. Serve in generous cocktail glasses with an after-dinner coffee spoon. Surrounding the edge of a cold meat platter for a buffet supper, tomatoes with jellied centers are pretty and good to eat. The filling is made with one can of tomato soup and three packages of Philadelphia cream - cheese, melted r; one envelope of plain gelatine, dissolved in one cup cold water. Add to the soup mixture and cool: Then add one-half cup of chopped celery, one-half gra onion, one-fourth pound of

grounfl almonds; one-half cuSarre.

gether and pour into peeled, hollowed out tomatoes when slightly jellied. Leave in the ice box till set.

Horida Dressing Draws

Masculine Compliments

Among the myriads of tomato salads, this one stands out with

personality plus. Its Florida dressing is a favorite with men. Into the juice of three lemons stir as much light brown sugar as the juice will absorb (and to your taste). Add salt, celery salt and plenty of paprika. Stir well and chill.

On chilled salad plates arrange crisp cress and any sort of crisp lettuce. In the center place a scoop of cottage cheese and around that slices of tomatoes. On the tomatoes sprinkle cut up green onions, using a little of the green part. : an artichoke bottom under the cheese and add asparagus tips to the edge. Pour the dressing over all generously. Especially good with steaks or chops. A banner is due the“canner in the field of the tomato. By wondrous modern process the flavor and’ color are retained, nd the

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