Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1948 — Page 34

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(Oatmeal Has Other Uses On Daily Menu

By META GIVEN OATMEAL ‘Is an ideal breakfast food because it's so full of nutrients and that's what we need after a long night between meals. But don't restrict the use of oatmeal to breakfast, for this cereal can be used in a dozen different and interesting ways. But it has many other possibilities in the menu. Added to ground meat as an extender: for meat loaves or hamburgers, it serves also as a good binder. Oatmeal cookies and cupcakes are ever a favorite with| __ hungry children, and make a

quick breads. Do use oatmeal in| these and other ways, for it's a/ good, inexpensive source of rich food nutrients, ; so Ne. SATURDAYS MENUS . : Breakfast

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—between additions. | Add flour mixture and milk alternately in four or five portions, beating until mixture Is well. blended between each addition, Fill small that have been greased with margarine; half full Bake fo moderately “hot ‘oven|’ “(400 degrees F.) 18 to 23 milnutes. Makes 12 to 20 cup cakes, depending on size.

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Delicious French Coffee Cake Is Definitely One Good Way ‘Of Starting the Day Right

Forget These Days of Inflated Prices,

Give Family a Treat This Christmas By MARIE McCARTHY COFFEE cake, in fact any hot bread, is the top o' the mornin’ indeed. Breakfast is a marvelously comfy time, and not in a gulp &nd a gasp. These days of inflated outgo, we give each recipe the once ‘over to count the eggs and ascertain the necessary amount of that Therefore, our style is a bit crimped.

| finely shaved-eitron and, for the !

-s0aking..after baking. ane.cup.!, sugar and one-fourth cup rum. Dissolve. yeast in the milk; { add one cup iG and let rise. Cream the butter and sugar,

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Bake about one-half hour in 375 degree F. oven for the first 15 | minutes. Then at 300 degrees F. till done. When baked

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one-half cup water till thick; add one-fourth eup rum. Pour the sirup into the ring, return coffee cake to the ring and ‘let stand until sirup is absorbed. Then remove the cake and baste with any remaining sirup. Serve on a round platter and arrange a tied bouquet of holly in the center of the ring. With’ sausage cakes, fried calves liver and bacon in enticing mounds encircling the plate and scrambled eggs playing "center—the _day is. won.

Teen Problems—

For Surprise,

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By JEAN CHOOSING aporopriate pres-

| ents for the folks on your

Christmas list is basic strategy.

But why not temper appropri=

| ateness with imagination?

Some years ago, an amusing

story was written on this sub-

| ject, In a whimsical mood, the hero switched presents. He sent his “dour uncle a flashy tie, originally intended for a young nephew. Nephew received a

canned cream of | ponderous technical book. To a

maiden aunt went a frivolous evening bag, while a teen-age cousin got a box of kuitting wools, Turn abouit, you see, and surprised and | .delighted. w-8 WITHIN limits, this fictional situation ‘is true to life, People get tired of being typed by age, occupation and previous preferences. Even in gift giving, the unusual and unexpected is more fun, more excjting. Naturally, you must use judgment as well as imagination. Circumstances govern - cases. Hoslery, for example, is a run-of-the-mill feminine gift, But your young sister, pining for her first nylons, will go gaga over a gift pair. And your smooth, glamour-gal pal might

one at a time, | then the yolks of two eggs, the |

remaining flour, the raisins, citron, lemon rind and two egg whites, beaten, Beat all until | smoothand-Hght. Butter one large or two 10- | Inch ring molds and sprinkie{ "| with sliced almonds.. Then add the dough. Let rise until almost

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be amused and intrigued by a tough, rough pair of wool argyles. There are many anglesthis gHt-switching — —tdea— takes time-—and trouble,

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Star Salad on Yule Table

Blame Child Psychologists For Failures

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