Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1949 — Page 24

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AER er ~ What's a Fish | Fry Without

Hushpuppies?

_. Southern Dish » Lures Northerners

¢ By META GIVEN | IN THE DEEP South, a fish fry is not accepted as an entirely ‘satisfactory one If that famous Sg, accompaniment called. hushpup- aii end Dixie states those golden fried, crisp crusted nuggets are so essential to the thorough enjoyment of fish that every good homeémaker aspires to making them better than her neigh-

bor. ‘And it's funny but Northerners visiting or touring through the | southland soon become as enthusiastic about this invention as

the natives. »

. > TUESDAY MENUS Breakfast

ato juice Golden to Jules, Toasted English ins Guars Jelly Beverage Luncheon Cream of potato ana pea soup

Bread sticks Beverage

Dinner Pan. «fried fish

ushpuppies goring salad bow) Broiled apefrui Milk to drink: e quart for each child; one pint for each adult, in addi ~- tion 10 0-401 anf | ina 44¥ BAe ti

HUSHPUPPIES & ec. white cornmeal X ¢. all-purpose flour o tsps, baking powder

IMPRESSIVE IN appearance and equally delicious is this ice cream confection. It's a real nutritional addition to a meal,

I ift cup to fill it and level off. 8 Ice cream may be purchased

‘ahead of time, then stored in | freezing compartment or refrigerator with control set at | freezing. Place jelly roll in refrigerator to chill for two hours or longer, To make the ice cream boat:

flour before measuring and add it with the baking powder and) to the meal. Stir thoroughly mix well. Add onion. Beat egg, add buttermilk and tomato juice, and stir together. Turn' liquid into dry ingredients ahd Bet tet well Hlended- ane Line the refrigerator freezing Ie d be a drop batter |: y.,y with a double layer of ve enough fat in the frying w,ved paper. Place four slices kettle to be about two inchés deep of jelly roll compactly togethand heat to 380 degrees F D _ Drop batter by teaspoon fils, esigning 'Woman— ~into fat. Fry intl a rich brown | R gE on Under ide, then flip over with! fork and brown on other side. ; 1dfe out onto paper toweling to! in and. cover with another| BY FLIZABEPH HILLYER ar of toweling to keep hot.! NEED A new slant on the inue until all batter is fried.| problem of where to put maga: e very hot, zines? es_four 1a. five, . You may not need all the shelves you have for books. Small Flashlight | ‘Set aside sections of the shelves Handy in Kitchen | then for magazines—fit piywood

A small flashlight makes a Into them at an angle and handy kitchen wtenai, says one! finish off front edges with a

housewife, | shaped piece of wood or wood ‘This cook beams the light in<. molding. the oven to see how the roast * x =

coming, which makes it un-| MAGAZINES that are fiitessary to pull out the heavy * stacked flat one on top of an- | .other are not too decorative SA spotlight also shows up any, and it's hard to keep them

ces In an oven's interior which! straight. need cleaning. Slanted to catch the eye - today's handsome cover illus-

Use Both Hands trations are a border of color | and it's s0 much easier to get

In Household Tasks ; the family to put magazines Putting both hands to work is away when there's such a éhe way to speed up housework. Special place to put them, When washing woodwork, for ex-| . Sale, let one hand wield the! It's found money--when you ip cloth while the other fol-' restore a dingy old piece of lows with a dry cloth. | furniture to beauty with a reBoth hands can be used to finishing job. Send for Eliza-

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slice at -each--end to complete. . por the batter. use two. lightly!

1 tsp. salt too. Serve -it - after a -simple 2 tbsps. chopped onion (more or dinner or luncheon. - less #. = = 1 ese) ICE CREAM BOAT 3g buttermilk - plus coder Pla BLEGWDEIEY ice. .créam.’ 15 ¢. tomato juice (bulk) Deep hot fat 1 pt. vanilla ice cream (bulk) “4c measure cornmeal, fluff ft! 10 slices bakers’ jelly roll, up by stirring with a spoon, then about '; inch thick : IifL it by tablespoons into the Btrawbesy. meringue sauce (optiona

dish - (remove the - toothpicks).

Beat two egg whites with oneeighth teaspoon salt until stiff but not. dry.

a little at a time. teaspoon lemon juice and a few halved capers). drops red food coloring. Spoon | some of the sauce over the ice cream boat, mainder at the table.

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Dress Up Fish Recipes For Lent

Charleston Shrimp | “Is Fiesta Dish T

By MARIE MéCARTHY | SACKCLOTH and ashes being the current approved ensemble, it would seem scarcely a time for fiesta food, but, Lent Is no time to go drab in the culinary depart-

ment. As a matter of fact, it is the moment to turn the activating switch of Operation Imagination

to produce , succulent seafood dishes. Shrimp Cocktail, on every

menu, prepared by different and indifferent hands, can be exalted ito a specialty supreme if you” ‘mind your sauce.

“ Gently mix two tbsps. lime juice, one tbsp. prepared horseradish, one-fourth tsp. salt, onehalf ¢. chili sauce, one tsp. Wor-| 'cestershire sauce, a dash or two ‘of “Tobasco sauce; then stir in one - hashed avocado, and, add a bit of sugar to ‘taste,

Arrange cleaned, boiled shrimp around top of the fim of stemmed 18K. cocktail "glass, hanging them over it. Half fill the glass with sauce and, dip.

Charleston Takes Pride In Shrimp

er iii the tray to make the Fried shrimp are the rage in bottom of the “boat.” Arrange Florida, a native pride in the two slices of the jelly roll up- Carolinas; this is the manner of right along each side, and one joing them down Charleston way.

By JEAN TABBERT ONE OF THE most significant trends in the wool carpet industry is the development of plastic or latex backs. This means the selvedges can be cut without Traving. The tufts are held in place by the backing. “Thése protessed backs also make it possible for easy repairing of carpets. - The damaged area simply is cut out and a new piece slipped in, Con fined until now to expensive weaves, this improvement has been extended to the moderately priced lines. While experimentation still is

the “hoa.” Hold the place with heaten eggs, stirring in one-half tootlpicks, oe RgSRIY. ke. IE of flour, seasoned with salt, . om of the cake pepper and a dash of nutme boat with strawberry ice cream. Ben till_smooth, then add pi 1 Top with vanilla ice cream in lyon of olive oil ‘and ‘One “tbsp. big spoonfuls. Return to freez- |... peating well. compart » ng Sinpartment ang rosze | Into this batter dip, a few at] When ready to serve, transfer Ler rot ah. Tiles ct the ice cream boat to a dessert grees F.) until golden brown. Drain on unglazed brown papery Serve at once, with lemon sections, and a bowl of Tartar] Beat in three- Sauce, (mayonnaise mixed with) fourths cup strawberry jam, minced onion, one tablespoon to Beat in one | cup, and a few drained, rinsed,

Strawberry Meringue Sauce:

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The inset of the cross section

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time. Sharpe ning Device {removing all the furniture from

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