Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 42

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Stuffing -

Enhances ‘Meat, Fish

Bread, the staff of

This

first recipe contest in Hungary.

place winner in

The contestant recommended take breadecrust slices you have and cook in salted water, adding any vegetables ySu hapWhen , Strain soup and season

that the cook and any stale.bread

pen to have available. cooked with a few spoonfuls of milk.”

American cooks

with baked spareribs,

life, . is as much an everyday item on American tables as jn Europe. is the opening of bread stuffing season in America, but the radio free Europe picked up the recipe for bread soup as the a recent

normally combine bread stuffing with poultry, but it is equally tasty pork chops or fish, Vary your recipe

to point up the flavor of the

accompanying food. = " » BARED SPARERIBS 14 qts. 13-inch bread cubes bsps. melted fat

2 2 11 1;e. washed raisins 3 tsp. salt 2 Ibs. spareribs 6 tbsps. flour 3, tsp. salt #3 tsp. pepper 3 tsp. paprika Combine bread cubes apricots, raisins and salt.

and bake moderate oven (375 degrees F.)

for one and one-fourth hours.

Serves six,

FASHIONS

Beautifully fashione

4 t 2 © chopped, cooked apricots jC.

fat, Cut strip of spareribs in half and dip them in mixture of fldur, salt, pepper and paprika. Place stuffing between the two strips and tie them together with string. Place in a baking dish uncovered in a

Feit

Eggnog Pie Arrives Early.

GGNOG spells Christmas to some. persons, but it also equals a taste treat. Eggnog pie is the way ‘to make every day a holiday. Teamed with apple and lemon juice, the pie filling is topped with whipped cream and walnuts. = on =

APPLE EGGNOG PIE

1 envelope unflavored gelatin Y ¢. orange juice 3; ¢. hot water 1 tbsp. grated lemon rind 1 tbsp. lemon juice Ya ¢. sugar

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Coats intended to sell at $59 to $75... while 72 last—$38

Your Charge or Budget Account invited . . . or Layaway now for Xmas

| shell.

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1; tsp. salt * 3 eggs, well beaten 11; ec. apple juice Sherry flavoring 1 (89-inch) baked pie shell 1 c. heavy cream, whipped !; ¢. broken walnut meats Soften. gelatin in orange juice; dissolve in hot water. Add lemon rind, lemon juice, sugar and salt. Stir until sugar dissolves. Beat in eggs. Cook over hot water until mixture thickens, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; juice; cool. Add sherry flavoring to taste. Chill until consistency of unbeaten egg white; beat with rotary beater until very light and = fluffy, Spoon into pie Top with whipped cream and wainuts.

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YOU move ‘imto a new neighborhood and several of your neighbors come to call on you. : WRONG: Feel such calls need not be returned. RGHT: Be sure to repay the calls. = = = YOU are introdficing your mother-in-law to an old friend.

WRONG: Introduce her as “my mother-in-law, Mrs. James,”

RIGHT: Since it is an old friend, be" less formal and introduce your mother-in-law § "Jim's wife.”

Save the Spout Pouring spouts in the tops of table-salt boxes make excellent closures for other containers. rice, baking soda, or other pourable kitchen staples. Simply cut out the cardboard lid and fit it into the canning rim of a jar.

How to Toast Bread

If bread tends to toast too dark at the top in your automatic toaster, it helps to insert the clices top side down. Some breads have a tendency to bake out drier at the top.

THE VILLAGE STORE

I've moved some out and moved some in. The shop -and warehouse - are bulging at the seams with good buys those who wish quality merchandise at low cost--either as found or ready to use. Pine Lazy Susan table, 4 early 7spindle Windsor chairs, 2 early Captain chairs, make a fine dining group for those who prewoods. Other pieces in light wood. Finger carved corset back chair, fine 6 leg cherry table, beautiful lyre base card or console table, small and large oval marble top tables, red tablecloth and napkins and others. . Lots of interesting copper. beautiful Hearse lamps. "pair and singles. Gold leaf frames, mirrors of all types, in fact--you name it and I probably have it. Drive out Sunday for a look-see, Hours by chance or appointment. Be sure tn attend the Antique Show, Murat Temple, Nov. 18th thru 21st. Member of Antique Dealers Assn. of Indiana. Just 11 miles East of Indianapolis and 4 miles West of Greenfield on U. 8. 40. Phone Greenfield

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WEINBRECHT'S ANTIQUES 2449 West 16th St., 2 Blocks

for

. | West of June, Hy. 136 and 52.

Antique square piano, 5 shelf spindle type what-not perfect condition,

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d-pe. parlor, suite. Hours daily to 5 or by appointment.

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Your 'Take-It-Easy

By JOHN PETER

UMMERTIME-—w hen the living’ is egdsy” is more than a.catchy pHrase. It is.a guide to better living. Take eating for instance. It has always found mystery to those who know British cooking, why generation after generation of

This is the fifth of a series discussing the ‘change over’ in the seasons move from summer into winter.. The ideas suggested are adaptable to almost any type of household, cottage, apartment, large suburban home or farm house. The series is appearing exclusively in The Sunday Times.

"Americans have modeled their eating habits after Eighteenth Century upper class Englishmen. Nevertheless this was the style of. “Gracious Living” prescribed in our etiquet books and has been followed down to the last mysterious fork. The uncomfortable absurdity of serving a formal manor house banquet in a servantless

bungalow has caused plenty of,

people to adopt the “take-it-easy” summer ways for year round living. >

" » ” “MORE FUN than a picnic” has been the standard of comparison since great-grandfa-ther’s day. And it makes sense. For a picnic is probably the easiest way to give a party Everyone helps fix the food, put it on the table. and clean up afterwards. There are many ways and even more reasons to entértain “picnic-style” indoors after the “picnic season” is over. You can set a smorgasbord in the rumpus room after the foots ball game. You can serve cafe-teria-style in the kitchen before the school play. You can put a formal buffet in the dining room for the holidays. At these parties you will not be faced with the critical decision of who sits next to whom. The guests will mix better and enjoy it more. The cart has become the current symbol of easy summer living. The number of trips

Try Stuffed Pork Chops

A change of pace is what every family needs at meal time once in awhile. Instead of frying pork chops, bake them with stuffing as a surprise dinner.

= = ”

STUFFED PORK CHOPS

1, c. soft bread crumbs i, tsp. salt 13 tsp. sage Dash of pepper 11, thsp. fat 1!, thsp. chopped onion 2 thick pork chops 1 tbsp. flour 1 tbsp. melted fat '; e. condensed tomato soup * 14 ec. water

bread crumbs, salt, sage and pepper. Melt drippings in a skillet, add onions and saute them in the hot fat. Add bread crumb mixture. Cut a pocket in the pork chops and place half of the stuffing in the pocket of: each Fasten together with toothpicks or skewers.

Flour: the chops and brown slowly in melted fat in a hot skillet. Place browned chops and drippings uncovered in a baking dish. Combine tomato soup and water and pour over chops. Bake in a moderate oven 375 degrees F.) for 45 minutes, Serves two.

Combine soft

AKSEL, 413 E. THIRTIETH ST.

Just returned from the Chicago Antique show with many interesting new items in preparation of an outstanding exhibit at the Antique Show at Murat Temple, Nov. incl. selection for Open Sunday

the 18 to 21 It i= time to make your

Xmas delivery. and Evenings. TA. 5829.

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Haviland plates, cups and saucers, portrait, bird and hanging plates in fine large cut glass punch bowl and cups, misc. antiques including tea cart and tables, Open daily and Sunday 9 to 9.

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JORDAN'S ART SHOP 4225 COLLEGE AVE. HU-5595

2 Beautiful QUES

French chairs, walnut and ash ¥ oval and oblong ¢ 0 tables, variety of ¥/ electrified hang-

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2 cranberry thumbprint, blue thumbprint, cranberry Bohemian glass, very old and unusual brass French lamps, organ lamp, English Onyx Banquet lamp, . Opaline and Bristol lamp bases, singles and pairs, and purchased. Hours and Sunday, 11 a. m. to 5 p. m. Wed., Fri, Eve, 7 to 9.

THE i TIMES

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Cont corres dirty dishes right 10 the kitchen

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from the terrace to the kitchen made the cart the hostess’ best step saver. It can be used indoors serving as a “roving bar” at a. cocktail party or a convenient snack table near the television set. There are low cost kitchen carts and more expensive ones that keep food hot. Some have extra trays. A new birch cart has a porcelain enamel drawer to take the dirty dishes, Attractive small trays for selfservice and fold-away snack tables are guaranteed not to turn good guests into bad jugglers. i » ” 5 FINGERS WERE made before forks. In fact, forks were not used until the Renaissance. Picnics place a premium on fingers and so do sandwiches at ‘a buffet table. This saves washing; the new stainless steel ware is good looking and saves polishing. The new glassware and dishes cogne in soft colors, the better to decorate your informal table. The newer dishes are designed for better stacking and bettér self-service. Refrigerator - to - the - table dishes save time when it is most precious. Stove-to-the-ta-ble-ware saves dishwashing. French tin-lined copper pans, Swedish glazed ironware, Mex-

Cooking of Turkey

To make - an extra festive dressing for the holiday bird, add the fragrant fresh flavor of juicy red delicious apples. For a 14-pound turkey, add three cups chopped unpeeled apples and 1'3 cups seedless

raisins to a favorite bread stuffing recipe,

Ready-to-Eat Cereal

A very slight gift hidden in an individual package of ready-to-eat breakfast cereal can lure your first-grader to the breakfast table. It is important that he eat this morning meal and a little psychology on ‘mother's part can do wonders,

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ican clay casseroles all work well in the oven and look good on your table, Remember a well. fitted top keeps food hot longer. You may look like a gourmet with a chafing dish, but the new attractive double boilers also keep food hot at the table.

When your party's over, the saddest sight of all is the dirty dishes in the kitchen sink. One modern work-saver {is paper plates. x ” 5 THEY HAVE come off the rough picnic tables and into

the best parlors in soft pastel | colors. The best surfaces are |

smooth plastic and aluminum foil. They come in all sizes; there are cups, saucers and, now, bowls to match.

An ashtray has been defined | as the item you look for while your guest drops his ashes on |

your carpet. If washing dishes is bad, cleaning ashtrays is worse. You can have as many as you want of the new paper ashtrays and throw them all away at the end of the party. All home entertaining isn't a summer picnic but you will have less work and more fun if you keep a picnic in mind

SUNDAY, NOV»4, 1951

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