Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1951 — Page 8

FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1951

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: LYLE : An Exotic Recipe... = POTATO KUGEL : : ; _ © 34 e. sifted enriched flour -* 6 medium-sized potatoes : 3 15 tsp. baking powdef 1 large onion : = 115 tsps, salt 3 eggs : _— 14 tsp. pepper 15 c. melted vegetable i == shortening :

"8 nN oo. : Cie Moder IX AND SIFT flour, baking powder and seasonings : J . together. Set aside. Using fine side of grater, : Fin ‘grate potatoes into large mixing bowl. Drain off excess : ; liquid. Using coarse side of grater, grate onion into

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dry ingredients. Pour: into a well-greased nine-inchas: % square pan. Bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees F.) : ls 45 to 35 minutes or until golden brown. Cut into > 4 squares and serve hot. Serves eight to 10. : Additio bios and th ANSTATEV ERO U SIRE REET sa TR Rea Le EER NA TERRA REARS LEE HE ST Aa ris T tt as Ea rete LS pledged 1 Red Cros

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Kortzend from Indianapolis who hay Reports of the city's needs fm Mary § been pledged to social sororities (amp Fire Groups and leaders Fields, F' at Stephens Coll here wa these groups will be dis : DeVore, § held recently in the respective cussed at Tuesday's meeting nf East, Cal : e all-city extension committee Christy, sorority chapter rooms, ¢iimax it. 10 a. m. in the Camp Fire Suphers, ing a month of rushing activ- office = Condra a ities, They are among the sey- Methods for finding interested ; School sral hundred voung women who idults to help in Camp Fire Helen Ri were pledged to the 14 so work will be disc ussed also. ; Riizsbeth Sirorities at the colleve Mrs. Vernon MacNabb, chair- : oe nur : 1 é ! eg man, is assisted by Mesdames ; Albert F3 Highlighting the winter so Fldon McCreary, Harry Hipple i Nora Rot ial season will be the formal Jr., william Turner, G. E. Baker, 4 Marion 8 >an-Helleni Christmas ball Walter Webb, Meredith Van 4 ers, Vera which wi! be held in feta nkle and Fdward Lawson : ley, Augu = and Miss Oranda C. Bangsherg 3 Stellhorn Raney Wood ballroom at tne : college on Dec. 11 and 16. The : ' JAMES Pan-Hellenic and Independents L f B k Cl b 4 John , zation are joint spon are oo u ¢ Esarey, G

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Eas PTA—Me : ples ready to eat (cereal, (pears, apples, grapes), oat- sections, link pork the pineasola falce are ents the ; 3 mer, Isab : ham omelet, enriched toast, meal, raisin toast, butter or = oe ee apple re no browning yr view will be given E Webb and i butter or fortified margar- fortified - margarine, coffee Sausage, loasteqd xnghish ee ———————— aa re — S: Hudebrand, E rest Plum : ine, coffee, milk. milk. muffins. butter ar fortified . .: : DINNER: Roast leg or LUNCHEON: Tomato ' margarine, apple jelly, cof- 1 Black : stuffed shoulder of lamb, juice, baked beans, heated fee, mili : ackwi : brown gravy, minted vams, brown bread. butter or for- LUNCHEON Cream of, : c : : buttered green beans, en- tified margagine, ghili sauce corn canned corn) : Mill an ; In Sc : riched soft rolls, butter or cole slaw, sliced oranges and NUP. srs, tnasted ba- : § { { ur . . " § . : : fortified margarine. relérv bananas. ted. milk. Ton sandwiches, canted ap : Ri A A “Feature Highlight of the After-Thanksgiving— : and raw carrot sticks, cran- DINNER: Tomato juice plesauce. . cookies, tea, milk : i HU "Oh, What Beautiful Days." A big event featuring Oo § berry &Nq banana pie. cor- SLAM eassercle with noodles DINNER: Boiled ham butt : Din A Sal ‘a Li: "1 : ee milk. buttered Brussels sprouts, mashed potatoes. canned to- : Id vale, A Clearance and Feature Highlights n 1f your : SUPPER: Cold sliced crusty bread, butter or for- matoes. With. onions and : {i 3 ' . iby | : > against a : : ) matoes wi mnions i : fi ] : I. famb, creamed potatoes. vez. tified margarine mized roc cba oe ond 4 Jug - the Women's Specialty Shop at Strauss! | vour norn oe , Cg oS pl : etable salad, enriched bread, green =alad,- French dress butter or fortified margarine, : { est card y ’ . J ” : butter or fortified margarine, ing. apple Brown Betty, cabbage salad chocolate : except in NEXT DAY FEAST—Baked squash with creamed turkey. : ginger pears, tea, milk. cream, coffee, milk. pudding, cream, coffee, milk. : GNIEYS The Market Basket— : Wednesday Thursday Friday : Fg : BREAKFAST: Stewed BREAKFAST: Orange BREAKFAST: Orange : : dried fruit, corn flakes, crisp juice, fried link sausages, juice, ready to eat ce i, . 2 rozen ro uce a e : bacon, enriched toast, butter, COTM bread, butter or forti- scrambled eggs on toast, cof- : 3 : or fortified margarine, cof- fied margarine, sirup or jam, fee, milk. : : : tee. milk thy coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: H : : ' * T TINY x v. - JUL LO? Hot tomato . Best Bu O Week : LUNCHEON Creamed . LUN HEON: H am spa- bouillon, crackers. cold sliced : . : tuna and spaghetti. canned ghetti skillet, cabhage and pork. relishes. sliced buttered : i J . _ : rhe Eorcar g ve bread, but- h : : : . : 3 : peas wholewheat bread Tye bread. applesaur conkies . ; VEGETABLE growers took literally that old saving, I [iter or fortified Whos od margarine raNE oH os : : i? . ‘Put it on ice.” The best buys this week-end will be : ine ginger cake. tea. milk fea, MK : : Mr. D : . . 1 : DINNER. Tomato juice aked pork DINNER: Canned 3 Mr. Da Y y . : bhai ’ : in frozen sro since beans, beets, broeenli, brussel } cold sliced leftover turkey. . roast, haked potatoes, but heef hash. catsup. butt : 7 sprouts, parsnips, peas, squash, tomatoes and turnips are : cranberry jellv. potato cakes, tered Brussels sprouts. but- heets, buttered onians : $ contract, | scarce and higher. : creamed cabbage, enriched tered white onions, celery bread. butter or fortified : to play iiss. CABBAGE A little cheaper. : bread, butter or fortified olives, watercress =alad margarine, cabbage and ap- : : i card in th FRESH FRUIT CARROTS Higher. : margarine, leftover pumpkin French dressing, pumpkin ple salad. mincemeat tarts : : conventior APPLES Reasonable. CAULIFLOWER Cheaper, but’ { pie, cheese, coffee, milk. \ pie, coffee, milk. cheese, coffee. milk. : 5 often thar AVOCADOS — Ample supply; in- still high. : : ' BANANAS Abundant. CRIES Sorte pel, IT 1S COCONUT Moderately priced; COLLARD GREENS-_ Scare 2 3 : fate 0 on ; LL. LENS—Scare. | conventior pe CT ovtmmERS per eftovers Can Taste Like Firsts | ro CRANBERRIES —Much higher gGGPLANT Higher Inte d rou ai : . or . : a a ntereste DA ouEy Jemainder of season ENDIVE Moderately priced. By JOAN SCHOEMAKER 1 c..cooked diced turkey erously with paprika. Serves of the sui JATES —-Plentiful. HEAD LETTUCE Only fair Times. Food drier 1 e. cooked peas four. (Salad may fill hollowed t you can s GRAPES Slightly higher. ality: high EFTOVERS needn't taste parsley ‘ tha Nate GRAPEFRUIT—Slight price in- quality; high. ; : 3 } omatoes, avocado halves or it is to vo RAPE r i KALE Moderate in price and “1 oe . Some esoHons : Melt butter or margarine i: hardrolls tage to ha ; SUDDIY have experimente: or year te tf double boiler. Stir in four Trea LEMONS: Reasonable. supp Y Ei with leftovers so they taste just 10p of 2 able hetier. Sti I nt 3" 0 Fue LIMES Ample supply LEAF LETTUCE — Higher, a5 good the second time they'Te atioring sopsreniie ood milk SKILLET NOODLES he ns ORANGES Inexpensive scare, )n the table SI Onman:y mth. tai AND GIBLETS De PEARS Mod rit wrced MUSHROOMS Higher: scarce Ie Yani: neva of stalled ened. Add turkey and peas. Mix 8 ¢. water an the sut PERSIMONS A few California MUSTARD GREENS — Supply ‘op at days mel ge vin well, Serve over crisp noodles 1 te. saft where he | varieties available irregular : tk J ; and garnish with parsley. ? th | surdity al ieti labl irregu green beans. cranberry jelly : ? thsps. shortening | i hig POMEGRANTES Ample sup- ONIONS Reasonable. hurgundy beets, pumpkin tarts To make crisp noodles, place I; e. chopped anion ond highe ni > > 3 “yr on { . fi " ol 1 | pen: ply, i I ARSLEY Scarce. and coffee or tea are not a total ‘our ounces of Hine incooked '; e. chopped green pepper | phe Shi TANGELO. 4h few available FARSNITS —— Fairly scarce; joss if not eaten up at the first. noodles in flat-bottomed wire 1 (6 oz.) ean tomato paste ump = yERINES —Plentiful; higt righ. toil basket or strainer. Fry in deep 1 (Na. 2) can t Sg on} : g meal. . 5 . - omaloes yet. » PEAS Luxury priced. 2 xn hot fat (375 degrees £.) until Turkey stock i king of sf SATSUMA - Some available PEPPFRS—High BAKED SQUASH WITH golden brown (about two min- "1 tsp salt he droppe am. POTATOES Higher. CREAMED TURKEY utes). Drain, sprinkle with =alt 8 07. egg noodles i Dale play FRESH VEGETABLES RADISHES — Better quality: 1. medi | : : 2 E and serve with turkey a la king Wash turkev witidets : and did | ARTICHOKES — Reasonable pigher yin or two small acern . 4 7 yr a 3 urk z hotels quick! eight look RE. NS Skv 1 rik > ne iriv: his squas & ¥ : in ne WAle) n a kettle place bv f 11 Niky ugh market, SPINACH Fairly high. Butter TURKEY OVENETTE the heart, gizzard and neck y +5: 01 BEETS Expensive; scarce SQUASH High: scarce . Cover and. ire fi ! BROCCOLI Higher, TOMATOES. -Much higher Parmes#n cheese ] & caoked turkey, diced Ove: nq TOUR uni tendel KE BRUSSEL SPROUTS -Slightly TURNIPS High. 2 thsps. butter 6 stalks cooked broccoli Apout two hoursi™ Ada liver oe higher. - ’ WATERCRESS. Scarce 2 thsps. flour 3 thsps. vegetable shortening io minutes before the end of Abel, 1f | ee — - ae ——_ ob. r 1 e. milk 3 thsps. flour cooking time Dice cooked gib love with lo ¢. green stuffed olives, sliced fo tsps. salt ¥ lets fine probably Cand le » hi C d ', tsp. prepared mustard Dash pepper In a saucepan meit shortenI or 1, tsp. minced onion ly tsp. paprika ing: add onion and pepper and [ g an Y “ea ly tsp. celery salt Fis Cc. WHlle or thine cream cook until tender. 8tir in to- Whise ( . Salt and pepper to taste « ©. grated cheese! mato paste and tomatoes: simOur Double-Purpose Christmas Gift . Cut squash in two and scrape 1 ¢. soft bread crumbs mer about 20 minutes, Add diced 9 Mee . , out the zeeds. Bake cut side = thsps. hutter or margarine giblets. Meanwhile bring turkey Two ur a twist of the wrist down in shallow baking pan 20 Place turkey in shortening tock to a boil, add salt and Hospital converts this compote minutes in moderate oven (350 coated 10 by 6-inch baking dist FER noodies and cook until ten- will mee io. degrees . Turn and brust and lay hroceoli over it Melt der. Drain in colander and serve Center. : with butter, Sprinkle generously thortening in saucepan. Stir in over noodles, On Mo candlestick holder with Parmesan cheese. Bake 40) | flour, salt, pepper and paprika TTY Street Me minutes more, cut sides up Add. milk gradually stirring “y A ——g will hold 1+ ’ " row ss tering vo er wit Me but er in saucepan for constantly and cook until thick- : Frihate Todar" lowed Tu creamed turkey filling. Mix in . ened. Add chéese and heat until § ’} Methodist 3'as5 compote flour till smooth. Gradually add melted, : a mils stirring mixture until it Pour over turkey and broc ; b 75 ofls and Mrgkent, Seniyy Jou coli. Mix bread crumbs with g Indianapolis > y in 1 aining ingredients, When ‘ g Finest ] » ONLY squash is sender arn SEhh butter and sprinkle on top. Bake 8 Subeitip : nder 1d sli Y in moderate oven (350 degrees Ladies’ Shap g RING: — Tax Inc brown pour in the creamed tur- F.} 30 minutes, or until nicely Pp 3 y Key, Serves twy } 3 er ET niles, ue JPEN TILL ¢ ’ Su ¥ n n ” = For Your Holiday Entertaining— TURKEY SPICE SOUP . 4" 8 TONITE : Our ZIP-LINED topper a : vip 4 or. t : ’ HUNGARIAN T ; ¥ s For Delightful Christmas Gifts i token spaghett) HAN TURKEY SALAD 4 Bright, all wool “Ee Jali 2 ¢. cubed turkey, chilled § and MONDAY i 5 : 4 —————————— ——————————{— — —— — —— 2 ec. turkey broth I .. cook i * 5 : re z 2 ) y ¢. cooked green Beans, chilled i 2 | CHARLES MAYER & COMPANY 1 fap. salt > » thaps. chopped pimiento ; CHECKED FLEECE | at cuddles | 20 West Washington Street | Dash pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg Ly ec. mushrooms, sliced up ta ve } . | Indianapolis, Tndiana | and allspice 1 thap. cream ™ ARLINGT oN’ : : oout with buttarfl 4 r 1 Cook spaghetti in bailing Ray I 10th = f | Please send to alted water until tender (about Mix cubed turkey with other A : Ly art sophisticate with WE 40. eisai Bhs tartar a he ra | seven minutes). 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