Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1949 — Page 8

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By GAYNOR MADDOX Staff Weiter

GO WEST, young appetite! Try recipes and foods favored in California and Arizona for the| drooping appetite these first warm days. ” n » HOT CHICKEN SALAD Two ¢. cooked chicken, cut into cubes, two ¢. thinly sliced Pascal celery, one-half ¢. chopped wal-| nuts, one-half tsp. salt, two tsps. grated onion, one c. mayonnaise, two tbsps. lemon juice, one-half c.| grated American cheese, one Cc, finely crushed potato chips. Combine the chicken, celery and nuts with mayonnaise and seasonings (salt, onion and lemon juice). Heat thoroughly. Pile

seroles,

chips. Bake in a hot oven (450 degrees F.) about 5 or 10 minutes, or until lightly browned. Berves six. Ed ” ”

THURSDAY'S MENU

Breakfast: Sliced oranges, French toast, butter or fortifled margarine, sirup, coffee, milk, Luncheon: Hot chicken salad, buttered fresh asparagus, enriched soft rolls, butter or {fortified margarine, rdw relishes, carrot strips, crisp celery, radishes, scallions, lemon meringue tarts, tea, coffee, or milk. Dinner; Braised veal cutlet In wine sauce, steamed rice, buttered lima: beans, French type bread, Pascal celery and raw carrot sticks, strawberries, light cream, sponge oaks, coffee, milk.

By MARGU ; ITE SMITH Q.—How can I gét rid of small black ants in flower beds? They are so thick and I think they eat the seed. Anyway my flowers don’t grow well in the dirt where the ants: are so thick.

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+ Mrs, H. A, Snodgrass, R. R. 7. A~Though some ants do eat seeds these sound like the little black ants that nest outdoors and come into the house when they get a chance to eat fats and sweets,

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Recipes for Leftovers

Some Make Second

Meal Even Better

By ELIZABETH TOOMEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 18 — The worst thing you can say about Monday's version of Sunday's dinner is that it looks like a leftover meal. When you run across a good leftover recipe that makes the food look even better than it tastes, it's a Sood idea to add another card to the recipe box. The last pieces of a baked ham, for instance, don’t always need to 20 into a salad or sandwich spread or a casserole dish.

An oven dish called golden ham

into six servings and gives it a! party look besides.

A crisp cornmeal

is placed down the center. pastry edges are cut into strips and folded or braided together over the filling to form a jumbosized braid. Then with a crisp garden salad and dessert, the meal is complete.

8 ” » GOLDEN HAM BRAID INGREDIENTS: One and onehalf c. sifted flour; one-half c. yellow cornmeal; one tsp. baking powder; one-half tsp, salt; one tsp. dry mustard; one-half ec. shortening; one-half c. milk; two ¢. ground cooked ham; one c. cooked rice; one-fourth c¢. chopped green pepper, and one can cream of chicken or cream of mushroom soup, METHOD: 8ift flour, cornmeal, baking powder, salt and mustard together. Cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse erumbs. Add milk, mixing lightly only until mixture is dampened. Roll out on lightly floured board io form rectangle about one-fourth fnch thick. Place on baking sheet. Then combine ham, rice, green pepper and one-half ¢. of the condensed soup. Place in center of rectangle. “Cut déugh in one-inch strips from filling to edge. Lace strips together over filling mixture. Bake in a hot oven (425 degrees F.) 15 to 20 minutes. Dilute remaining soup with onethird c¢. milk, heat and serve

braid stretches two cups of ham §

with braid.

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1 Teen Problems —

Sports Fans Should Always Be Good Losers as Well as Professional Athletes

tere thé! bumetolly Bt 15 know the rival team as individual good Joes. Posters, cartoons in your school Courtesy Corps ushers are other suggestions. And when you're in the grandstand, remember the power of public opinion. If you applaud the bullies or laugh at their

By JEAN

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Admittedly, adults at professional games are the fenders. But the disease spreading to colleges schools.

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good the grandstands.

A make sure all the kids understand the sport they are watching. Ignorance of the rules leads to violence against decisions. Then plan pre-game talks and rallies. Have a Meet-the-Umpire Night where the fans can ask questions. Or

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