Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1950 — Page 29
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Coffee Mousse
Ideal Seasonal Dish By GAYNOR MADDOX THERE'S no pleasanter ending to a warm-weather supper than a tall, tinkling
glass filled to the brim with frosty iced coffee.
Remember, however, that perfect iced coffeee starts with
good, hot coffee, Try either one of these easy-to-follow methods: :
measure (or its equivalent, two level measuring tablespoonfuls) of coffee to each three-quarters of a measuring cup of freshly drawn water. TWO: Cool in a non-metallic container for not more than three hours, or, if the container is tightly covered, chill in refrigerator. THREE: Serve in tall glasses with ice; adding simple sirup or sugar and cream to taste, QUICK METHOD ONE: Make coffee double strength, by using half the amount of water to the usual amount of coffee. — TWO: Pour hot over ice cubes in tall glasses. The extra strong coffeee allows for the dilution caused by the melting of the ice. THREE: Serve with cream and simple sirup or sugar to taste, You'll find that simple sirup makes the ideal sweetening for iced coffee. Just boil equal quantitles of sugar and water for about 10 minutes, stirring until the sugar has dissolved. The sirup can be made in small or large quantities; it keeps indefinitly when stored in the refrigerator. ” » » COFFEE MOUSSE One-half cup double-strength coffee, one-third cup sugar, two egg whites, stifly eaten, two teaspoons vanilla, two cups heavy cream. eo Heat sugar and coffee togeth-
Frosty iced coffee makes ideal summer coolers.
er, stirring until sugar dissolves. Boil to 238 degrees F. or until sirup spins a thread. Add sirup slowly to egg white, beating constantly until mixture is cool; add vanilla; chill. Whip cream until it just holds shape; fold inte chilled egg white mixture. Pour inte two empty No. 2 cans, filling almost full, Cover tops with several thicknesses of waxed paper or aluminum foil. Secure with elastic bands. Pack molds in tub or bucket with equal part of chopped ice and ice cream salt. Let stand three hours, pouring off water and adding more salt or ice as needed. Unpack carefully. Un-
mold, cut each mold slices. Serves eight.
Monday's Menu
BREAKFAST: Blueberries,
in four “
cornflakes, crisp bacon, enriched toast, marmalade, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Baked bean salad, sliced tomatoes, French dressing, enriched rolls, but ter or fortified margarine, peaches, tea, milk. DINNER: Cold cuts, creamed potatoes, corn on cob, enriched bread, butter or fortified margarine, watercress and onion salad, coffee mousse, iced coffee, milk.
Lists Popular
U. S. Cocktails
Current Magazine ~ Selects Top 10
What are America’s 10 most popular cocktails? Esquire lists the nation’s taste in cocktails as (not necessarily in the following order): Old-fash-foned, whisky sour, scotch-on-the-rocks, sherry flip, champagne cocktail, jack rose, manhattan, stinger, martini and dalquiri, Also listed is advice of profesgional barmen on “what goes with what.” Red wines go with red meat, white wines with fish and fowl. Champagne goes with anything, the barmen say. If more than one wine is served, the lighter wines come before the fullbodied ones and the sweet wines go with the desser
Specialty Recipes Specialties of the house with recipes from famous bars across) the country, mixing and serving instructions and finishing touches in the preparation and serving of appetizing canapes are all included in the current info. Much attention is given to accessories and equipment for the concoction of the perfect drink. Simple and clear instructions are available for the would-be barman in the art of being a “good. mixer.”
Pinwheels Are Easy - |
Use Ham and Cheese For Hors d'Oeuvres |
Tea-time or ecocktall party smacks that are easy and can be made the day befors the party,| fave double summer appeal. Here's a recipe for ham and! theese pinwheels that look and taste like summer on an hors d'oeuvres tray.
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Studio couch cover of plastic fabric which can be wiped off with
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damp cloth is a laundry-saver in homes with children.
By GAILE DUGAS NEW YORK, July 22-—During few homemakers want to be bothered with laundering slip covers, curtains or frilly dressing table skirts. One way out lies in fabrics of the vinyl plastic group. These fabrics, which wipe clean with ‘a damp cloth, come in weights and textures, either backed or unbacked, which closely resemble leather, lace, delicate evelet embroidery, upholstery fabric and drapery material. They are made in a film sheer as voile and in fabrics | which have the look of linen or chintz and come In a wide variety of patterns. These plastic materials present no difficulties to the home sewer. The only points you need to re{member in running up your own {summer curtains and couch covers are that you must use a long {stitch on the machine, a drop of | {oil on the needle, and use a size] {50 or 60 thread. i | ~ For draperies in the' 90-inch
4 & 2 id Plastic fabric in a light weight makes a dressing table skirt that
__ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘offee | Furniture = Should Add Top Space’
Designer Advocates Expandable Surfaces
NEW YORK. July 22 (UP)~— Harold Schwartz thinks somebody should get American home owners off their knees.
“What we need in homes and}
ture and fabrics for the last years “When a woman wants to cut out a dress she has to get down on her knees on the floor to do it.” Tables and desks with expandaable surfaces are one.of the answers used in his newest furniture, designed for Romweber. One console dining- table, in a new reddish brown -finish called “topaz,” measures 41 by 60 inches opened, but the top is hinged to close to half the width. A buffet chest slides under the table {when it's closed, so the whole {unit looks like a single buffet.
Table Nest Handy
; { { Another one of Schwartz's new * |furniture designs is a small writing desk in red lacquer with a ~— writing shelf which slides out}
All Feathers from under the unpolished glass| { supplies. | i he most surprising amount of} | Somebody may have told you ing. topaz-finished wood, so you, {that you're a lucky girl to have have serving space for 12 buffet |choice in the first place, mat | P! {down in time, and a pillow is no
top. Beneath the shelf is a slant-| {ing drawer fitted with compart-| Mat in Time {ments for writing paper and desk | Buy Pillows lextra space turns up in a grace- | ry ful nest of tables. Each table is For Service {fitted with three trays, in match-| (those pillows grandmother left dinner guests, you, but that somebody is wrong. hy IR All feathers, {an shou uy any multi-purpose | Ste matter how ijece of furniture just because it| {good when they do. sign. | Check to see which pillows at surnjture first to see if it
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| { » {your house are all they should be. the needs of her family,” he said.|28¢ Preventative. {Hold each one on your open palm.|“Then she should make sure the, PPly as much wax as the sur-
If it droops sadly, out it should |design is pleasing to her.” {go. It hasn’t enough life left in it) . to support its own weight, let| Designs Softened alone the weight of anyone's! The straight, head. early modern furniture
Luxurious Down {down as “too cold,” no. matter] What kind of pillew should you! how handy its construction. Now, | {buy? For extra soft luxury, however, designers like Schwartz| {choose down, which is the fluffy are using softer lines in their fur{under - feathering of ducks and hiture for modern living. { geese. For medium softness, goose| Spindle back chairs, carving on feathers — tables, chests and bed headboards,
: " d soft new finishes like the For slightly firmer support, an : | goose latory with down. This is topaz finish ara all features in the pillow most people like best his new line, which Schwartz adbecause it has softness with re- mits would have horrified him a | slilence i few years back, in: his “purist” | For greater firmness, chicken petion. - ’ tis} 120 or turkey. feathers or both of! § OWH apr INA al
8 .: year-old house in the upper east them combined with down. {side of Manhattan, which,
10 Years Average a a en Consider a fine pillow when you! “Instead of wood flooring he buy, for comfort and service. A hag a combination of plastic magood waterfowl filled pillow terial and sawdust that looks like! should continue in good condition|inlajd linoleum. He points out,! for 10 years. thowever, that he didn’t buy it But chicken feathers, least ex-| just because it was new. The) pensive fillings, are often artifi-| floors of the house had sagged, cally curled and so lose theiriand it was easier to level them buoyancy in a few years when with the plastic flooring.
the curl is gone. . 5 : - Follows Own Advice
In the living room he has two of his own cane-backed occasional | |chairs, a built-in foam rubber sofa, a table he designed with a {sliding storage unit under one {side which serves as a desk, and] {two arm-chairs with plastic web-| {bing on the seats and backs and] foam-rubber cushions. : i
To prove that he believes his! The ideal summer meal, so far son advice about picking furni-
las the cook is concerned, is the ture to fit your own needs, he has one that allows a brief look at 3 metal table with three glass the kitchen and a lot of time on ghelves, which serves’ as a small the porch. bar in the dining patio. { Here is a summer mealtime « bought the tahle for 50 cents. {ldea, picked because it's both It's one of those old-fashioned {speedy and different: hospital bedside tables,” he ex-
Fruit Filling For Cake
NEW YORK, July 22 (UP)— {Somebody ought to write a cook{book of five-minute recipes, especially designed for hot days.
Starting with dessert, it is a plained. He painted it gray and - {quick three-ingredient fruit cream substituted clear glass for the
| Wing for layer’ cake, {white shelves, and it looks per-
| x ». 0» {fectly at home with the modern | FRUIT CREAM FILLING dining table and chairs, i | INGREDIENTS: Two-thirds rte
looks like a new and clever de-|for furniture. jon wax for a well-groomed look, “She should look at a piece of ang use it as an excellent dam-
isticky. Do this the minute new! {furniture comes into the house. | : | Repeat the next day and the day] severe lines Oflgfiar then time the treatments:
caused | gyriher apart as {many home owners to turn itip,u¢ yp,
Procedure Retains ~ Original Flaver Fresh fruit spreads are the new
spreads. No cooking is in the procedure. : When juice is used, the spread
tages of this new method.
{New Method
| A new method of making apple {juice is the reason for the apple {ice and apple ice cream. The procedure eliminates the cider taste and substitutes the {flavor of well-ripened apples. The {strength of the flavor is deter-
Jimined by the amount of juice
be | used,
Ae Foster photo Mrs. Elsie Eberhart, 4205 E. 10th St. and R. W. Eberhart, Marott Hotel, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Patricia, to James R. Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Victor, Tuscola, lll. The wedding will be at 11 a. m., Aug. 12, in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The couple is attending the University of Cincinnati where Miss Eberhart is an Alpha Chi Omega Sorority member and Mr. Victor is affiliated with the Sigma Chi Fraternity.
Schwartz doesn't think a wom- Groom Furniture; Apply Wax Finish
off | For wood, count|scratches and burns, shed water]
Good grooming is important; This finish will fend
and alcohol and look handsome
‘Turn Your Rugs
e will take without becoming rugs
the finish is! provides them with
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The frozen pie mix is a mixture thickening, sugar and antioxidant, It comes in apple, {cherry and peach mix. The fruits are not precooked, so the only cooking they get is the baking, {just as fresh fruit. Even tomatoes have come info ithe new experiments. Fresh tomatoes are pressed and frozen to keep for an indefinite time, They {retain their freshness and resemble raw tomatoes when they are thawed.
Use Very Hot Iron On Starched Clothes
Did you know that starched
Smart home-makers turn their/clothes are easier to iron if your ? in different directions at/ FoR 18 very hot? And do you
{sprinkle your clothes with hot
least twice each year to equalize water 30 minutes before you're wear aver the entire rug surface.\ready to iron them? Keeps your rugs beautiful and! You'll find that your ironing will “life-insur-/be much easier if you follow these
{two suggestions.
Furniture rN
is frilly but needs no laundering. |, thsps. lemon juice; one-half] For a studio couch cover, you'll cup of crushed fruit (you can use|
cup of sweetened condensed milk; | Use Starch Solution
That's Free From Lumps
need nine yards of the 36-inch|fresh raspberries, strawberries or! To prevent “spotty” starch width and 12 yards of cording. | peaches). © that gives you an unsightly The amount of material for the] METHOD: Stir the milk 20d) sent or scorched spot, make
INGREDIENTS: Five slices of length you'll need 7'4 yards of Studio couch depends, too, on the|lemon juice together until mix-
boiled ham, about one-eighth inch thick; two three-oz. packages of eream cheese; one five-oz. jar of blue cheese cocktail spread; onehalf teaspoon onion juice. METHOD: Soften both cheeses
to room temperature. Beat cream
cheeses with fork until smooth
and fluffy. Gradually beat in blue)
cheese, Stir in onion juice. Divide into five portions, spread on ham slices and roll tightly,! Jelly-roll fashion. Wrap Individually paper or aluminum foil and place! in refrigerator for at least four,
to six hours, Just before serving,
alice irr % -inch slices. makes 30 pinwheels.
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esta E. Ross, 80, and Charles W. Johnson, 89, were married recently after a friendship of 50 years.
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style of cover you choose. For|ture thickens. short draperies, you'll need ap-fruit and spread the filling be-| proximatsly two yards of fabric tween two layers of white or per window. {sponge cake. Waterproof and dust-shedding,| Ready-made cake layers obthese materials are non-inflamma-| viously help on a hot day. Dust ble, according to the makers, and|the top of the cake with sifted are highly resistant to mildew, confectioners’ sugar, and the desstains and strong synlight. 'sert is ready.
sure that your starch solution is
Fold in crushed free from lumps. And there are!
some prepared starches that make it easy to get a lump-free solution. So get a smooth solution when you starch and you'll be able to say goodbye forever to the chief] cause of scorched starch spots! and smears! »
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