Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1951 — Page 22

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7 ry- Adirondack Pie o on Shrove Tuesday

Qut-Sized Pancakes Will Make a Hit

By GAYNOR MADDOX NEXT Tuesday will be Mardi Qras, the day before Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, It's a day for galety and feasting, There’s an old English custom that the day before Lent is pancake day. Now the custom is growing in the United States

o ” » ADRIONDACK PIE Pancakes: Two cups ready-mix for pancakes, two cups milk, Filling and Topping: Melted butter, shaved maple sugar, whipped cream. : Add milk to unsifted ready-mix all at once and stir lightly. Somelumpy batter makes light, fluffy pancakes. Pour one-third cup of batter for each pancake onto a hot, lightly greased griddle, Bake to a golden brown, turning only once. Stack five pancakes, placing melted butter and shaved maple Bugar (or brown sugar) between each. Top with whipped cream; sprinkle with shaved maple sugar. Cut in wedges. Makes 10 large pancakes.

Friday's Menus BREAKFAST: Orange Juice, cooked whole grain cereal, split and toasted muffins, butter or fortified margarine, jam, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Adirondack ple, tea, milk. DINNER: Tomato juice, fried fish fillets, tartar sauce, parsley potato balls, stewed. "tomatoes and onions, rye »'pread, butter or fortified margarine apple brown (Petty: cream, coffee, milk.

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Teen Problems—

Teens Are

Changeable

2 dct r Even the 85s : 2 Are Afflicted Ra . By JOAN BOYS A ¥ E changeable— aren't we all? It's’ a teen trait ~due, usually, to shyness, to special circumstances or to preoccupation with other matters. You see, a boy may not be sure that he likes a certain girl, Or that she likes him. His mixed emotions and his uncertainty make him shy, wary of showing his feelings.

” Ed s ° THIS wariness is likely to crop up before his fellow pals or in the presence of adults, Other boys frequently tease a lad in love. And, unfortunately, a great many grown-ups do, too. You can't blame a boy for trying to escape this kidding. There's an old saying that 1bve is a part-time occupation men, a full-time one for n. A 16-year-old boy has ot on his mind--school work,

, perhaps finances and

EHR your *bean seems to you extst, he may simply mulling over one of his other blems. Bo, take the over-all view. If ¢ lad shows he likes you most of the time, accept the fact graciously. And stop probing. Pumping his friends and relatives won't | help. He'll hear of it and be¢ome more shy and evasive,

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Potatoes, ‘Cabbage, Beans To Be Higher

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demanded by local housewives

green beans, cabbage or potatoes. Storage fees have raised

while shipping costs have in- | creased the price of cabbage. ‘vw op = FRESH FRUITS APPLES-—Higher; abundant. AVOCADOS -- Very scarce; ex- | pensive. BANANAS — Moderate supply; higher. COCONUTS-—Reasonable; plenti- . ful, CRANBERRIES -8carcer; more | expensive. DATES—Moderately priced; { plentiful. |FIGS-—Reasdnable; scarce, ‘GRAPEFRUIT — Plentiful; | erately priced. i GRAPES — Higher; adequate supply.

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‘Designing Woman—

Fix Up That Dull Mantel

By ELIZABETH HILLYER

AT A RECENT gathering of decorators and home furnishings editors, the talk got around to mantel arrange ments.

These experts, who see homes “before” and “after” all over the country, agreed that mantel. arrangements stack up as one of the dullest features of the American héme.

. They believe, that the prim pair of candlesticks, or. hurricane lamps or plants or figurines, one at each end of the mantel with a picture or mirror centered above them, is multi- | plied from coast to coast more | than any other decorative ar- | rangement. |

1 n lessness of "arrangentents, each !

so much like the neighbors’ although the rooms they are in may be unlike each other and full of fresh ideas. B88 Try informal balance for a IT WASN'T the objects on | change. Here is a plan for the mantel that were criticized, | |. x simple objects in a new _but ut the the monotony a and the life- i way...

|LEMONS—Scarce; higher.

[LIMES — Moderately priced; | abundant. ; [ORANGES — Reasonable; moderate in supply. (PEARS--Expensive; scarce. PINFAPPLES--High; not plentiful. I TANGERINES -- Very cheap; -abundant. : RHUBARB — More plentiful; ] cheaper. ~'STRAWBERRIES—Cheaper, still high, | FRESH, ‘VEGETABLES | ARTICHOKES ee ‘Expensive; | ‘mearce. BEANS-—More plentiful; high. ‘BROCCOLI ~~ JdAbundant; efpen-| | sive. BRUSSELS SPROUTS '— High; plentiful. ICABBAGE—New crop, high; old .erop in storage almost ex-!| hausted. i (CARROTS Moderate in supply;| | very reasonable. CAULIFLOWER-Off the math temporarily. : CELERY—Cheaper; ~abundant.

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Pigtail Set Fad

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 5

CELERY CABBAGE-—-Moderate-ly priced. ; 'CHIVES-—Reasonable; scarce. CUCUMBERS -- Expensive; not plentiful, 'EGGPLANT High; scarce.

| erately priced. [ESCAROLE — Plentiful; reason-

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ENDIVE—Very abundant; mod-|

/GREENS-—-Reasonable. HEAD LETTUCE — Moderately! priced; plentiful. KALE—More ‘abundant; reasonable. : | LEAF LETTUCE — Hot house variety; plentiful; moderately priced. i LEEKS—Scarce; expensive. { MUSHROOMS — Moderately! priced; abundant. ONIONS -— Plentiful; price up| slightly due to storage fees. PARSLEY-—High; scarce. PARSNIPS—Reasonable; abund.

ant, f 4 PEPPERS—Scarce; high. & [POTATOES ~— More expensive; ;

abundant.

'RADISHES — Reasonable; more

plentiful. ”

RUTABAGAS — Abundant; moderately priced. 'SHALLOTS—High; plentiful. SPINACH —Moderate in price and supply. SWEET POTATOES —Higher due to freight and storage fees, TOMATOES — Cheaper; more plentiful; still high. TURNIPS-—S8carce; very high. WATERORESS -— Scarce; expensive

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THURSDAY, FEB.1, 1951

14 Grand Prizes Offered Recipe ‘Winners

Your Fometaakers:s pastioipat. of In The Times Reig soaicets in addition to the cash awards

given to the weekly winners.

- Grand prizes for the recipecontest are: FIRST: A Philco electric range

that “broils under glass,” valued

-at $269.95. SECOND: A Sunbeam Auto

: matic Mixmaster valusd at $480. THIRD; "A 8 Coffee-

maker valued at $37.50. FOURTH: A Sunbeam Radiant Control Toaster valued at $26.50, The grand prizes will be presented dt The Times Cooking School which will be held at the Murat Theater Feb. 12, 13 and 14.

Final Contest

To become eligible for these

valuable prizes, enter your favor“ite recipe in the fourth and final

Times Recipe contest. Deadline for this final competition is next Wednesday midnight. Anyone is eligible to enter the fourth contest except winners of the three previous competitions. Any number of entries may be submitted. Recipes must be mailed to The Times Recipe Contest, The Indilis. Times, 214 W. Maryland st. Mary Huey; head of the Bhs economics department at Indiana Central College is judging entries. in the third weekly contest which ended yesterday. Winners and their recipes will be announced in the Sunday Times.

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