Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1950 — Page 24

PAGE 24 ___ Eat Well for Less—

I¥'s Not All Gravy for the Poor Chickens—

But for the American Stomach It Rates Top Place

Dish Wins Place On Family Menu

By GAYNOR MADDOX THE “ALL-PURPOSE chickens” frying “or roasting) get themselves easily into family menus. For a truly modern fillip, one ‘can of condensed cream of mushroom soup and one cup of water heated together may be substituted for the two cups of hot” milk in the recipe.

. - - OLD-TIME CHICKEN One chicken, one egg, onehalf cup milk, one teaspoon salt, ‘one-fourth teaspoon pepper, one and one-half cups sifted bread or cracker crumbs, one-

halt cup butter or shortening,

two cups hot top milk. Have chicken drawn and cut into serving pieces, or, if quick frozen, thaw according to directions on the box. Rinse in cold water and dry. Beat egg slightly and add. one-half cup milk. Season chicken pleces. Dip pieces into egg mixture and roll in crumbs, Heat butter In heavy skillet, - Brown chicken, skin side down. Turn and brown other gide. Add the hot milk, cover, and simmer on top of range or bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) until tender, about 30 to 40 minutes.

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Chicken i in milk gravy is an American favorite. Serve it with crab ro ‘pickles and hot biscuits. | Muzzy is. But that is the truth.”

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Blackwood on Bridge— Dale Gives Philosophy On Systems

All Right If Used - With Judgment

MR. AND MRS. RHULE had Suburbia {where they still reigned as cham- | pions. Mr. Muzzy had gone home, | All the games had broken up and lonly a few of the old timers were left in the bridge club just before closing time. In the set game of Dale and

- THURSDAY, APR. 13, 1050

The Market Basket—

This Week Greens Cheaper And Plentiful

By JEAN TABBERT : TOP QUALITY citrus fruit will take the spotlight in this weekend’'s market basket along with very nice strawberries, slightly cheaper greens of all types and plentiful and cheap tomatoes, Fresh asparagus is a new vegee table available: or the first time,

FRESH FRUIT

. Quality good. {Muzzy against the Rhules, there Good quality. ;/had been no score to settle. The| 800d aunty.

‘game had ended exactly even. {Only Mr. Masters with his inexor-| |able table fee had shown a profit! for the day. | “Tell us about your set game, [

|said Mrs. Keen who had come ini:

{late and missed most of the excitement.

Dale Gets Chance

That was right down Mr. Dale’s| alley. Nothing pleases him more, {than a bit of bridge philosophiz-| ling afd an appreciative audience. | | “Well, you see,” he said. “it all |comes out to exactly the same |thing. Absolute system, I mean, land no system at all. Both end in| confusion—and a lot of points on

the opponents’ score. Mr. and Mrs. +

Rhule would be very indignant if |T told them their complete system {leads them right to where Mr! | | “Were you so sure you'd come out even when Muzzy went for) that 1400-point set?” needled Mr. | Masters.

Quality very

high Dut good quality. is firm; "auniity Scellent, very Mexcelient: cheap abun: dans: price n.ode high; Quality v very FRESH VEGETABLES

Beans—Quality very good; price une changed Beels—Rather scarce. Bibb lettuce—Enough to meet the Broccoli — Abundant: about the same price Brussels ADIOUISVOTY | Bb} : very’ Sood quality,

h o Caution tron quality: price moderate, Celery—Abundant: good quality Celery cabbage—Off the market tempo- . Will appear soon ‘| Cucumbers—High. Exeniant--Available Endive--Good supply.

demand, excellent quality;

abundan:,

Lettuce-—Leaf variety is quite inexpensive; keg variety is very good, and reasons

| Mashrooms— Excelent supply Mustard greens—More Onions—Cheap and abunda Parsnips—New crop is just PSesinning. Parsley Cheap, plentiful. Peas—Good quality Peppers—Good supply | Potatees—Very abundant; quality Scaled. { Radishes—More plentiful; price the same, | Romaine—Medium supply. Rutabagas—About over Shallots—Good quality, | Spinach—Plentiful {Sweet potatoes— Plentiful

Spotlight On Fruit

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. Cherry Pitter JVER TRY to pit canned cherries? Messy job, isn’t it? Probably worse than pitting the fresh variety. . .. It won't be if you equip yourself with a Hoover Cherry Pitter which, incidentally, will pit fresh cherries _ Just as speedily.

Costing $2.95 in Vonnegut stores, the crank-operated pitter is bright red plastic and clamps on a table. Cherries feed from a small “trough” . into, sockets where the Pits are neatly removed and discharged from the center of a cylinder as the crank is turned. The pitter is indorsed hy the National Red Cherry Institute and is said to embody the same principles used in the much bigger pitting machines - used in .commercial canneries, Good item to keep .in mind for the cherry canning season which is to come.

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tection from the north. It|, renlenc > | comes from China, often grows| ®t conveniences to work the |

quite sprawling if not pruned| trick. in late winter to a tight bushy) Newest, and one of the

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Mr. Dale smiled. “I must adbo ” he replied, “I had a number lof bad moments throughout the |game. But it seemed that every, {time Muzzy got his neck out and took a bad loss, the Rhules would ' : . . {come back on the next hand and Here's a silhouet as new as spring itself . {give it right back tous. Ofecurse tiny: tapeis;cbraceled. length. sleeves. set. with cuffs of white pique.~ precede" the St. “Vncent’s Hospital Muzzy’s losses stemmed “from Ag Con 40 wear with white accessories, it's by Lo Balbo of [Guild “springtime serenade’’

using no system at all. With the {dance. The event will be held |Rhules it was too much system.” Hockanum's all-worsted suiting. Size 12 in navy; size 14 in black; | Saturday night in the Indianape

| $79.95; Wasson's.—By L. F. [olis Athletic Club. be ey, v 2 A group of friends is planni Rhule bound to end up i in that worst, planning of all possible places—with Mr, @ Dutch treat party in the club Muzzy.” before the dance. Attending will See———————————— x Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wire, Clothe Needy Child ew York; Messrs. and Mesdames The members of the Ten Penny 3

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| Tomatoes Plenty titul and chea | Turnips—New crop is a Little. Thien. - {Turnip eens Plent ful.

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|Element Missing : | “Those are your two extremes,” conventions Mr. and Mrs. {continued the old master. *‘And in used?” asked Mrs. Keen. both of them there is one vital “There's nothing wrong with

element missing. I refer to the > . | element of common sense or good most of them, Mr Dale replied, {judgment or intelligent, well- “provided you mix in a little com-

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