Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1950 — Page 34
“Non-Fat Milk - By GAYNOR MADDOX "BUDGET - CONSCIOUS . home-makers are using — more ard more nonfat dry milk for their families. Nonfat dry milk is milk with only the fat and water removed. With the exception of the fat. it has all the important
milk nutrients-—caicium, riboflavin, protein and lactose,
You can get it at the grocers in one-pound packages, costing only about 35 cents and each package ylelds the equivalent of five quarts of nonfat milk. Here is a delicious chiffon pie made with nonfat dry milk.
: ~ " » COFFEE CHIFFON PIE One nine-inch graham crack. er crumb pie shell, one tablespoon (one envelope) plain unflavored gelatin, one-quarter cup cool water, one-half cup sugar, one tablespoen, flour, one-quarter teaspoon salt, two teaspoons instant coffee, three quarters cup hot water, oneguarter teaspoon vanilla, onethird eup nonfat dry milk, one-third cup water. Soften gelatin in cool water in mixing bow! five minutes. Mix together sugar, flour, salt and coffee in saucepan, Gradually stir in hot water, Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens, Pour over softened gelatin and stir until gelatin is dis- - solved. Stir in vanilla. Chill until mixture bégins to thicken
Meanwhile, sprinkle nonfat dry milk over the water; beat with rotary beater or electric mixer until stiff, about 10
Beat chilled coffee mixture with rotary beater or electric mixer until fluffy, Fold in whipped nonfat milk. Pour into cooled ple shell. Chill in re- _ frigerator until firm, Makes a nine-inch ple.
Monday's Menu © BREAKFAST: Oranges \ ready -to - eat cereal, toast, siryp or honey,
DINNER: Meat and vegetable loaf, mushroom sauce, country fried potatoes, but-
salad, coffes chiffon pis with graham eracker crust, coffee, milk,
Coffee chiffon pie is not only a delici
Designing Woman—
By ELIZABETH HILLYER WHEN THE good - as - new draperies from the old house aren't long enough for the windows in the new house, you've a problem on your hands-—-but not one that can't be solved. Build those beautiful cornices you've always wanted. Make them deep enough to more
than make up the difference
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Make New Cornice for Drap
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cornices just above their lower |
edges will hold the draperies, one hook at each pleat cluster and at the side hems.
» - ” COVER THE cornices with the drapery fabric, or, if fit can’t be matched, with a plain colored fabric in a shade from the drapery fabric.
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ous dish but is made with nonfat dry milk—a boon fo budget. | taste. ;
‘Mat Sets ©S Are Smart
For Salads Don't Overemphasize Its Importance
The most attractive looking ting
Decorators Using Tranquil Colors
United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, July 20—Cabbage roses seem to be giving way to pastel daisies in home decorating i schemes. x
From several quarters come signs that things are quieting down, color-wise, in the home. A fabric company calls it “a pres. {erence for tranquil colors.”
{can usually be changed to suit {your purpose for each type of isalad. | It’s wise to have a basic French salad dressing on hand which You can temper with any number of wonderful spices and herbs, as the occasion calls for it. ; There are many ways of mak-| , ing a basic French dressing but po B : {one of the easiest ways is to use! : i - ; % . [two parts of ofl and one part i ht
elder vinegar, salt and pepper 1 Chief interest of Russel Wright, industrial designer, is the whitecollar home. His designs are in thousands of American homes. picked as a coming favorite by
By GAILE DUGAS | Madelyn Smith, stylist for the NEW YORK, July 29—Russel Wright, a tall, lean, graying man, gp. imap Abrash fabric company is an industrialist designer whose chief interest is the white-collar : Ye me. = : |Trend Awaited He is fond of mass production in good taste, at a low or me-| /
~ |bowl, peel and quarter a garlic! i as possible through-| . It Will take a few redecorating | For Outdoor Meals | clove, set it in the bow} and cover dium price, which will get into as many homes as poi e ugh: | seasons before this trend becomes
4 ‘out the country. y ! tin th with about a quarter teaspoon t luse of space is another Wright 2Pparent in the average home, On Lawn or Terrace [salt to draw out the garlic ofl, |, This fondness has put severa P 8%" The walls probably will be the Irish
{hundred thousand sets of Wright- principle. rays! Allow it to stand for about ten! _. A 1 line of first to show the change. linen mat sets, always designed dinnerware on Ameri-| In the fall, a complete | "A paver called “antiue rose
lsmart and practical, are particu- !0 fifteen minutes. When you're... “tables. and his lamps, r s, Wright - designed furniture for larly at and Sarit ready to fix the salad remove the nh furniture, radios id ugs slim budgets will appear. Many! !® typical of the new trend in for dining on terrace, lawn or/ garlic slivers and add the oil and iona) upholstered furniture in of the pieces serve a dual purpose. flowered wallpaper, according to veranda during the summer cider vinegar... using the basic pousands of American homes. “There's a Yeading chair,” he the United Wallpaper Co. A delimonths. measurements . . . two parts oll, what's the principle back of says. “It has a back tall enough Cate pink rose is drawn against The variety in which these love. one part vinegar. the Russel Wright designs? s0 you can rest your head against’ background of miniature dai. ily linens come is wide enough to Mix briskly with a spoon. Taste “Well, you might say I like to it while you read.” sies. {take care of the most informal of the mixture onsa bit of salad gosign things which make living | breakfasts and easy, casual green. If it needs more salt, add ang entertaining easier,” he ex- Keep House | charcoal-colored background is luncheons, as well as elaborate. it. plus a little black Pepper plains. “I don’t like formality. “ORDINARY chairs are no used, The tiny daisies in the and formal entertaining. ° { (fresh ground if you have it). I'm in favor of a democratic way good for reading; they give you a Packground form an almost geo. Plain hemstitched sets of Irish; Now add the chilled vegetables of living. crick in the neck. And it has a metric pattern.
sign competition, in awarding the fabric design first prize to a light, airy pattern said: : | "The design contest points up {the current preference for well. organized designs. The bold, splashy patterns of fabrics and wallpapers were left out of the prize selections.” Soft browns, coming into prominence in fashionable color schemes, seem to back up the subdued color theories. Another soft, grayed shade — plum — ig
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dn a Coat All Vegetables
A favorite method of making a. salad dressing for a tossed green |salad, the most common of ally o (salads, is to get out the salad!
In the high fashion version, a
The chairman of the Julore de. ”
{lavish festivities there are simply blending well.
{linen come in a profusion of colors and mix gently with a fork and {from pale pastels to the popularispoon so that the vegetables are
dark shades jor bright navy---can be used for {any occasion, and look well with {any kind of china,
Long Lasting
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(Given For Salads
| A nice idea for variety in these|
{simple sets is to have two or milk, chili sauce and lemon juice held
forest green, brown well coated. Serve immediately]
Dressing Recipe
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Three ingredients evaporated!
{more in contrasting colors to be|._gare all you need to turn out a
mixed or matched as desired. |ast-minute dressing for a vegeThen there are sets with scalloped table salad.
edges, dainty flower embroidery | {prints, even octagonal shapes, and! and one tablespoon of lemon juice when you're in the mood £67 into one-haif cup evaporated milk, ™Y translation of poor taste into often made his own stage fur- fabrics good taste. I often get something nishings and properties because Liebes.
Stir one-half cup of chili sauce
Drawn Threads
“IT’S BECOME a sort of rellgion with me,” he says, “to see, {that designs in good taste, in the house in that chair.” imedium-price cheap, vulgar imitations.”
brackets,
pocket on one side for magazines
Textured and three-dimension-
and an arm which flips up on the al monotone designs are another
other side to give you a writing! DW way to get a subdued wall surface. You can almost keep background. The American artist
Henry Billings designed four new
replace, Russel Wright has never had three-dimensional patterns for much training as a designer. His the Schumacher Co,, including a
As an examplé, Mr. Wright family wanted him to study law! chicken wire design and a shad
picked out by drawn threads. “These cl the same loom. The gray cloth is Geddes.
up a machine - made tablecloth. Then he brought out! a gray cotton cloth, its pattern enduring aversion to law and left college rather rapidly to work in were made on the theater, under Norman Bel the United Wallpaper line has As a set designer, he been adapted from hand-loomed
lace at Princeton.
He formed an immediate and
owed polka dot pattern. Fabrics Copied
One group of textured papers in
designed by Dorothy
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exquisite sets, richly embroidered Then season with salt to taste Which is cheap and In bad taste, he couldn't find what he wanted.| for appliqued, which are very and serve over your {handsome and at the same time vegetable salad. easy to take care of and so dur-i =
able that they will last for vears.| { During a season when everyone Use Cottage Cheese /likes to cut labor to an absolute \With Tomatoes minimum, linens for the table are,
a boon because they launder so beautifully and simply.
] A large plaid design, using red, favorite OF expensive but still in bad taste'Soon, he had opened up shop for| green and black against a g Jack
—and give Ita new and entirely himself and was doing furniture. background, is an identical copy {different life. He knew nothing about dinner- of the original nubby fabric, even Space Saving ware when he started to design/tp stray glints of gold copied | "IN THE interests of cutting 'l; hie just felt that people would from the occasional metallia { like simple pottery in solid colors. . down on housework and making g tt to th thread in the hand-loomed fabric. Put two thick slices of tomato entertaining fun, not drudgery, gave of 10 them. | This company has a two-tone together with well-seasoned cot- Mr. Wright has designed a set of Fr it f S | d {version of a bamboo blind in its ‘tage cheese. china in which you can cook, 'T4ITS TOF Jala new group of third-dimensional Arrange in
lettuce cups and which can go to the table and, Sliced oranges, banana fingers! papers. Irregular slats of a bam-
‘Wash With Ammonia serve with a French dressing that later be used to store food away and large prunes stuffed with boo blind are reproduced in white cream cheese taste wonderful to- against a grey background or in This same set is meant to.stack gether in a salad. Serve with light beige against darker beige i ground.
| To wash chamois use soapy has coarsely chopped green pep-iin the refrigerator. lammonia ata: squeeze out and per, wedges of ripe olives and
‘stretch while d ving. chopped parsley in it. in a minimum space, for careful French dressing.
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