Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1952 — Page 46

PAGE 46

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER es Food Edler

Tim: NCE a day every house wife has a ‘decision to make . . . what to have for dinner. Following is o6ne suggestion when you're stumped some day next week : Start the meal with juice served with handy bitesize pretzels or small crackers Add a. drop of Worcestershire sauce or serve with a wedge to point up the flavor, If. sauerkraut - has been on the menu recently, and you've saved the juice, chill it to use AS An »ppetizer another day.

tomato

Improves Dressing -

When preparing French

dressing, add one-fourth teaspoon pure monosodium grutamate per cup. Your salads will

gaan better than ever.

lemony. -

VEGETABLE CHOWDER ¢. water e. thinly sliced celery (12 oz.) pkg. froien mixed vegetables { strips diced hacon I medium sized diced 3 thsps, flour 1. qt. milk» 11; tsps. salt I, tsp. monosodium glutamate

'y to 15 tsp. pepper

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onion

CANNED BEETS CHIFFONADE 1 (No. 2) can sliced beets 14 ¢. sugar Ly tsp. salt 1 thsp. cornstarch r . Vinegar 1, ¢. beet liquid 1thsp. butter 1 chopped hard cooked egg

Drain beéts,. reserving onefourth cup beet liquid, Mix together sugar, salt ‘and cornstarch in saucepan: Add vinegar and beet liquid. Cook,

stirring constantly until thickened and clear. Add beets with butter; heat to serving temperature: sarnish . with chopped hard cooked egg for four,

A Bring water to boil in covered saucepan and add celery and mixed .vegetables. Cover and bring to boll; cook until tender. Saute bacon and.onion Add flour and stir until smoothly blended.

Slowly add milk and cook until ‘mixture thickens. Boil gently two minutes. Add mixed vegetables with their liquid. Serve hot for five.

Cereal in Milk Cooking cereal in milk is a

good way of getting more milk in your diet. When milk is the

liquid de not allow it to boil.

Offer Hints On Cherries

Cherries offer lively interest in the dessert course these winter days. National Red

Cherry Week, Feb. 15 to. 22,

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and George Washington's birth- | day give additional inspiration | for serving cherries. - Bakers are offering plump, juicy cherry pies. Or you can make this unusual pineapplecherry: filling for a one-crust pie. Mix two cups drained crushed - pineapple (one No. 213 can) with one cup sweetened canned cherries and one tablespoon lemon juice. Combine onefourth cup enriched flour, two to four tablespoons sugar; and one-fourth teaspoon salt, and mix well, Add to fruit mixture and stir well with fork. Spread filling

Bake in hot oven (4252 F.) 15 minutes. Reduce heat to moderate (375° F.) and bake 40 to 50 minutes more. If you wish, spread a crumble topping or

meringue over the fruit filling

| Wednesday

Luncheon ot |

Special invitations have been sent by the Indianapolis | Flower Mission for its annual | luncheon at 12:15 p. m. | Wednesday in parlor A of the Warren Hotel. Included are the Rev. and | Mrs. Henry Scheperle, Dr. | Berald F. Kempf, Dr. James Stygall, Mesdames Fred Hs Florence Webster Long, ‘Agnes. Ostrom, W. A. John Strack, Tib E. R. Grissell,- Walter Vincent Adams: and R. Power. Also - Misses Virginia Sauers, Pickett, and Helen Sweet, Edgar Evans, E.G. Feihage, Floyd King, Dewey Meryers Sr, Stephen Noland, W. A. Jameson, Paul Buchanan Sr. Stephen Powers,

Sorority To Meet

; At 12:30 p. m. tomorrow the . Indianapolis Associate Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority will meet in the home of Mrs. Charles KE. Duncan, 25 Meridian Place. | Assisting the hostess at lunch- | ‘eon will be Mesdames Alden Boch, Patrick Barton, Gause, J. T. Kirby, J. T. Leaf. Dora Ogden and J. C. Stafford. ‘ Mrs. J. L. Kivett, a member, will speak on the group's state scholarship work. . She is a member of the state scholarship committee,

Zumpfe, Dreiss, Jones, { Ww. Ruth Perry, Kathryn

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Mrs. Herbert R. Hill “will speak on “Pocahontas.” Mrs. Hal M. Farr is. the presiding regent,

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Know Your Onions . Goad Turn Left from Elevator OPEN ALL DAY Here's ‘a tip to help you sort | For Abused, OYAL BEAUTY SATURDAY out quality onions at your |¢g Hard-to-market: Look for the ‘onions | Wave, Grey, ) aan that are bright, clean, hard, Bleached and Open Every | and well-shaped: Sprouted seed Children’s 401 Roosevel! Bldg. Day 8 A. M. .stems and moisture at the neck Hair 4th Foor —Lorer LU é Wash. & Every Night

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Vegetable Chowder, Canned Beets, Charlotte Russe, Pear Salad—It Just Hes To Be Good

CANNED PEAR SALAD 6 canned pear halves

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