Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1949 — Page 36

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. PERHAPS YOU'VE t| away from filled cookies because they look complicated. Not so with these apricot-filled bars. The base is mixed all together while the filling is cook-

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grapes for a special touch. To frost, beat one egg white slightly and dilute with water. whole bunch of grapes, sprinkle with granulated sugar

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APRICOT FILLED BARS

Filling: 1 c. cooked dried apricots - 1 ¢. sugar 3% c. water "34 ©. chopped nutmeats * Base: 1 c. sifted enriched flour 3% tsp. salt 14 tsp. soda 3 ¢. brown sugar 15 ¢. melted margarine 1 ¢. quick rolled oats, uncooked For filling combine dried

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Filled cookies the young homemaker can make with confidence.

over low heat until thick, stirring frequently. Cool and add nutmeats, ‘Sift together flour, salt and soda. ‘Add brown sugar. Add melted margarine, mix-

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ing until sombined.

Add rolled oats, mixing thor. oughly. Pack two-thirds of oats mixture into a greased 8-inch square pan. Spread with apricot filling. Cover with remaining oats mixture, packing light ly. Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 30 to 35 min-

Hquid and enough top milk to make one tablespoons butter, one-eighth {pound cheese, gra salt and pépper to taste

(smooth, cook until thickened.

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By ELIZABETH TOOMEY to fil. Right United Press Staft Correspondent

for anything her clients want. Mra. McNift, who bills herself as can find, | & professional “finder,” has just] The novel business is operated quested.

apricots, sugar and water. Cook utes. Cool and cut into barf. |

Only Business .as Usual

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filling A client has to pay a dollar to Illinois for a blue rooster. She Manhattan, overlooking the Hud- get on the list and “be found for,” bird nearison River. Bhe se} herself up as as Mrs. McNift puts it.

“now Mrs. McNift a full-time finder three years ago is looking for a real antique hour after her husband died and she NEW YORK, Apr. 9-Requests glass, mother-of-pear! sewing a¢- ‘needed to earn her own living. As for things like blue roosters only cessories and an old-fashioned a start she located 65 old pianos mildly surprise Mrs. Edna McNift. | luting iron. She makes it a business to look standing order for all the rovalithere she branched out to soapCopenhagen animal figurines she atone griddles, candy-pulling ma|chines—anything that

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liquor for sauce. Melt butter; add flour; blend thoroughly. Add liquid, stir until

Season to taste; add cheese and stir until! cheese melts, Pour over asparagus.

MONDAY'S MENU BREAKFAST: Btewed prunes in orange juice, cream of wheat with raisins, hot cross buns, coffee, milk.

LUNCHEON: Chicken soup with rice, crackers, grapefruit and carrot salad on let tuce and watercress, French dressing, whole wheat bread, butter or fortified margarine, cheddar cheese, frosted cup cakes, tea, milk.

: Cold sliced veal, asparagus with cheese sauce, butter or fortified margarine, scallions and radishes, leftover cake with rhubarb

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Component vegetables to complete this course are brussels sprouts with almond - butter sauce and thinly candied sweet potatoes, set alight in serving, with a bath qf warmed (not hat) brandy; don’t forget hot rolls. >

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