Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1949 — Page 18

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: ie hg Th that keeps and intensifies its red-pur-plish color, to make it more ap-

pealing.

TANGY ‘RED CABBAGE (Total cost: 16%¢c)

core, then Slice quarters thinly. There shoul

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Hardware “ears” highlight this_overscated column Fave by | .. Lightolier- Done in or black, ‘the metal column. Polished brass accents and a spun both for med

the lamp effective Available at Ayres.

Fr _ Gourmets’ Galley—

Don't Let Post-Holiday Icebox Discourage You

: 1E: McCARTHY : THE ice box Th an’ overstuffed look (the family, too). It

ant 1 the same stufing as last week's. ; three-fourths of a glass of jeily with the

old Gy various’ oddments. of cranberry origin, the tough. outside of celery. You've seen ore’ host, like it Late concentrate on that paked

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To Cabbage

By’ META GIVEN

1 large = ‘red apple (Jonathan) 4¢ 1 tsp. salt Dash nutmeg ; .

2 thsps. vinegar 1c 1 tbsp. sugar -Dash cayenne pepper ~-APriny-off-outer-isaves of -cab-: bage. Cut in. quarters, remove use a sharp knife to!”

be about five cups cabbage. Heat margarine in a Heavy saucepan

with fitting Add chopped onion, ‘then the cored, sliced

‘over low heat and cook for 10' minutes stirring several times. By time cabbage should - be

through. Now add water, cover ‘and cook moderately fast for about 20 minutes, ‘stirring occasionally. Then

| a corn bread. recipe, or to one

a ring mold ~gooked- broccoli arranged in a

| sauce,

sliced | apple, | salt and nutmeg. Cover and place

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base is a painted lass I make orn and tra ifional interiors.

There is a half-hearted

with sliver and ~adhering; with a simple twist of the wrist it can bes" come,. in a wink, a sizeable | bowl of potentiality in the pink smooth, ground ham. A cup of this very thing makes all the difference iff -a | Kecipe sent to me recently by Mrs. “Trudie” Jewett Eno, whom we well remember as a popular, beloved hostess of Indianapolis, - Now she is a lady with a

bone

beautiful in Early American decor. We also know it is A plus in food, for it rated a feature in “Gourmet Magazine,” the “What's What” in the culinary department,

Add Ground Ham * 110 Corn Bread Recipe

So pe Returning 0 ouE- multons, | “ 1 onion, size small egg, oped 1c

here is ham cornbread ring with vegétables. © Add one cup ground ham to

box of corn bread “mix.” Bake SEI (0 sa 8 ith

bouquet’ in the center. Surround the ring with boiled julienne carrots—and-golf--bah-_sized boiled onions. Cover the vegetables with a sharp cheese CHickeén broth, thicks ened, and with cheese sauce added; goes well. And to “use up” another. ffem, grind those nuts from the gift box; spiced -almonds—and what have you. Use with ground ham to make sandwich | paste, one-fourth the amount | of nuts as of ham. Moisten with one-half . boiled dressing and one-half mayonnaise. Good with one ®gg nog. Ham wins the food election;

__add vinegar, sugar and pepper. Stir thorpughly. Again cover but

cook more slowly for another 20

minutes or until cabbage is very Refrigerator Hint

tender. At this point there should be very. little liguid left on cabbage. Serve immediately. “Serves four to five.

it gets around.

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Don't store vegetables or fruits] heavy paper bags in your refrigerator. Paper insulates. food| and may prevent proper chilling.

L.S. Ayes & (Co.

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~ Here Comes Spring Again . . . First Stop—our Daytime Dress Shop! Be here to greet it at our

Daytime Dress Fashion Show

Presenting new spring

Nelly Don, L'Aiglon, Mayflower, Wildrian and

Mynette.

; Tuesday, Sarmory 4 at 12:15 and 230 in,

tir ifih ; Ares Paytime. Dress Shop, | ; ” gE . tas Fourth Floor,

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cottons and rayons by

A Group of Men's

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Men's

SPORTS:

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WOOL SUITS, WOOL SUITS, iy 800 froin 4295 : WOOL SUITS, originally 65.00 and 70.00 vin ivesvave iiesserses i cones iavses 49.95 : |

WOOL SUITS, an and

~ Many by famous makers. Include worsteds, cheviots and: tweeds.

originally 45.00 and 55.00 Teereiil essscnsee is ur Saisie 34.95

TOPCOATS, OVERCOATS, ois 5500 500 cco TOPCOATS, OVERCOATS, cio $5201 75 OVERCOATS, wise 70 aC OVERCOATS, aia 100 1a ma...

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WOOL. SLACKS, csisinally 30.00 to 35.00

~_Flannels and coverts i in popular shades. / SPORT JACKETS, orginally 30.00 to. SPORT JACKETS, isinity sof

Many tweeds and shetlands, some ROBES, ROBES,

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originally 20.00 to 25.00 /.

BURKE MOCCASINS, ina 15 SUPER STRIDE SHOES, STRATE EIGHT SHOES, origialy 1295 aid 1395 .0...cooresenessssnsrssens il RUBBER-CLOTH OVERSHOES, wit 1 ....

Brown and black street shoes, and moccasins with red rubber. solen included.

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MUFFLERS, originally 250 ABO Teectenaraits reer rH Yo 329

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