South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 130, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 May 1922 — Page 28

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME3 WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 10. 1922

Home Kitchen

SPRING LITERATURE

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MLxM :-r. rrick'r? ml j rhf 's. I Strawberry .-TortcaK. Boll fnur htrl. and and: chill thm. Whn r-wiy. put th--ersr? through th- rkfr and r'pr" r. . t-a!:. a ti-a.-po'-.r.ful f - i.ir, a f v 1 drop? of or.rin ju:-. and nou-ii ; life'ht mayonnaiy-'- to nvikf a pa-:-. j .pr--ad toast rour.us thi-.kly wh th-1 mixture and du.st with a ttl't iU'-i rika. Lay ach ranaj- on a cr:.i! prcf-n I't trice af. I5ro;l the .Vn;1 a. Uiual. Cook and m con th'- p"--lato h::; a-s U5uil. Any r.thr brolliri;-t'.h avail iM may ho fti!ut"l for the hid. Th" p-.fi-tof irf? afrrr th- halls ;jr "i: j r noul l b p! iCd ;n rol l wat-r andi u.'-a hoik '-d and ma.-h-I nxt l.i ! r hrakfjt ar.l '.umhr,n. Strav.--' Ii'tp.' short rake i?, nirt -t nvid-"4 wi'h! hif-ciiit dr-.u-fh. s-p'.it and hui t-r--l. i anl th" bTrl'-s should - cm up.' ivir'd and a!lv.veI to -:and f ' r ' thiw- r.r f"-ir h'Mirs bf for' iiMrsjr t n and on top f th- 5h'rtc.ik-.

JBy Juanila Hamcl

Menu. ("old b-n soup Urr;lM v.il iMk-t, hiked potato-?. cauiiflrA-f-r. Onion and cu- u:r. r .-a kid. Cherry pi Irei roff.-. Grato -'urr.r rld. koikd hts and Jiiif in a -nurpn with a ?n;i:i fclass of t-ira-on v;i-..-yr. kil !;v- nr.n-ure.--. thn .-rram .'hro:ih i nn- rj.vh and s-f .iwiy to .; Tak" th"1 y iks c.f foi hird I i : 1-d r.-., ,nd put throui-n a irv-, rhm mix ;h;n with a pint of f-oi;r rrim. Add th--".'t rssmc', sfn.-r,n with salt and p'ppr. and ?r'- in cups w:h tli fK whites cut :n strips on top. mix-f-d with a few s'.i.-r.q of cucumh r which ln h'n sininrrfd in bojiwtr for two. niinntf. drur.d and chilld. Uroil th ru?!t as uiiil. Opn fli hiked potatoes md insert a tn rous lump of butt r. and dust w:rh paprik-j. Tho cauliflower may h" creamed. Stopp tiv hrrifs and n-elt one cup of Miirr in a quarter-cupful of cherry juice, and turn into th pi with a duftin of flour over the herrlep. Menu. C ra npe soup. Froüed ohicken. ecaliopei potatOf , Strinq brans. Ffuftfd tomato jalad. Rhubarb pie. lr tea. Squeeze the juice of m- onn.C' s and two lemons, add a cupful of mi par and a pint .ind a half of boilin ir water, trin i.i the boiling point, thicken H.iahtly with corn.-tairh, and strain into rups to chill. When rady. Ki .it in a little of the p 1 nd put rerl cherry on top of ach

x)urf . AriiHiilau Strw nr Balunla. Tiik. two pounds of fresh 5prir.fr lafut. cut It Into fma.ll pices and put theru Into a 8tew-pan wdth a 11 -d onion, a frr.all can of tonvi-ift-r., Mit. pepper and a half-tea-P..nful i mjgai. .''trw gently until t-iid-r. Wash and cut off the stems uful tips of a pound of fresh youn? kra. cut It in Mrirs, and boil it In raited water until It is tenicr. then lour Into th- stew. Thicken the ft-w with a little butter and flour rubied together, then serve It with bolkd rice. Chicken stripped from th lnc8 and cut in mall piece.? may h used instad of the lamb. The rack of the fowl may be ued for chickt n brc'th. Caividian Holl. Make a prood hir-ult crust and roll It on a floured board about a half-

inch thick. Mince cold meat er.ouchj to make one and one-half cupful, addlnpr a chopped onion, a teappoonful of chopped parsley, the tame of mincd chives, pepper, salt, a teatpoonful of suffar. a saltsjoonf ul of curry powder, and enough good brown gray to moisten the masrf. Spread the mixture on the crust; roll and fasten the ends, put the roll into a floured cloth, and tie it, leaving room for the roll to swell. Plunge Into boiling" water and boil for two hours. Ffrve on a hot dish with brown gravy. Baked potatoes and boiled rice go with the roll. Swiss Moat Pancakes. Chop enough cold meat to make one cupful, and add to it a quarter of a cupful of stoned raisin?, pepper, salt, a tea.-poonful of sugar.

i juice of a half lernnn and a half j onion and a grating of nutmeg. I Bind this mince with a well-beaten

eg?, and warm tne mixture enough to blend it. Make a good pancake batter, rather thin, of a pint of milk, three eggs, salt and flour. Drop by spconsfu's onto the griddle, and when ready to turn put a spoonful of the mince on each cake and fold it over. Serve the pancakes on hot platter.

SMALL TRIAL WILL BE RESUMED SOON WAUKEGAN. 111.. May 9. Judge Claire C. Edward?, who has been presiding- at the trial of Gov. Small. was greatly improved today. The Judge Lb euffarlng from what was feared was poisoning of the right arm. Judge Edwards said he believed he would be able, to resume hearing ot the Small case 'tomorrow. The trial was continued yesterday until Wednesday to enable the Judge to rest his arm-

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cupful. Fix the vegftablfs as usual. !. generous with the butter over th chickens. Wee. hot biscuits go nioely with th"m. Hollow out the t-"r-m end of mdiurn.-sized. J-mooth toimto--.--. Chop tine npp onion, some sfilk.s of rf-irry and a few chives, mix v. ith a "little French dressing, and fill the tomatoes, set them on btture r avi and top with mayonnaise. Make the pie of fresh rhubarb. Menu. .billed soup. Roast spring Iamb, r.calloped sweet potatoes, rirren apple siure. fried eggplant. ?l"ring salad. Imon pie. potir a pint of .oiling w.itr onto

a packet of prepared lemon-jelly powder. Chop coarsely enough preserved marron3 to allow one each to a cup. put the portion in each cup, pour in the liquid, then pet away to chill. If desired at serving the Jelly may be broken up in each cup with a spoon and a little whipped cream put on top. Rowt th meat as usual. Broil the sweet potatoes tender, then mash them, adding, butter, pepper, alt and a little Team, fill a buttered, shallow biklr.g-dish with the potatoes, and cover the top with fresh marshmallows cu in ha.lves. Set in the oven, and lightly brown like a meringu. Slice radishes thin, with on sliced cucumber, a tablespoonful of chopped chi'-es and a bunch of spring

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FAVOHITE STFAVS WD PIUS OF MIVKRVIj nations. Stewfi and hearty dinner pies are not confined to winter ue. as there are many spring specialties on th list. These things are all appropriatefor the main dish of Lhe meal or the "one-dish dinner," as It is often called. To show the popularity of the. onedish dinner we give a few of the dishes served by housewives of other nations, who find this method of housekeeping- a saving of both time and money. Incidentally, labor 1 saved by concentrating th hearty portion of the meal in one dish or

CRUMSTOWN The North liberty ball team played the joca's here Sunday afternoon. Crumstown winning. 11 to 2. Next Sunday the tram will play at OsceolaMiss Mabel Price returned to South Rend Saturday after a twr weeks' vacation with h3r mother. Mrs. Katherine Prioe. Mothers' Pay will be celebrated at the school house Sunday all day.

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