The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1964 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964 Poee 5

Current Cookery By JOAN O’St LLIVAX While the stove will never be obsolete, it's definitely been pushed into a corner by wonderworking small appliances that can do cookery tricks a stove isn t capable of tackling. Eight at the head of this list is a rotisserie broiler that revolves like a carousel, cooking meats to perfection. What It (an I>o Its base is smaller than a dinner plate, so it takes up little counter space. Even so, it can cook two chickens at once, a e^-lb. leg of lamb, an 8-lb. rolled roast or hot dogs

by the dozen. As an added attraction, a shish-k a b o b attachment is available for skewering tempting combinations of meat and vegetables or fruits. In its cooking operation, the the rotisserie retains the natural moisture of the food, thus ensuring delicious results. Another small appliance that's enjoying big popularity is a party grill that makes simple sensational sandwiches. It turns six slices of bread into an even dozen bite-size morsels that are delicious. Four Sections Each “sandwich"' goes in whole but comes out grilled to perfection in four crispy sections puffed up with filling. Kids love ’em and so does Mom because they’re marvelous for hot appetizers when she's entertaining. Today's recipes, for superb treats than can be made with these two intriguing small appliances, might be adapted and used on an outdoor barbeeue spit or a regular sandwich

A NOVEL PARTY GRILL is a boon to the hostess. Use it to turn thre# aandwiche* spread with your favorite filling into an even dozen hot bite-size sandwiches.

grill. FRITT KABOBS 6 slices bacon 8 large tenderized prunes 1 small jar pimiento spreading cheese. li 2 c. canned large pineapple chunks, drained 2 slightly underripe bananas, cut in 1-in. slices 8 spiced crab apples, drained Melted butter or margarine Sugar and cinnamon, combined Cut bacon slices into 1-inch pieces.

Baste fruit with drippings, buttered-side-down, Sprinkle with sugar and cin- sandwiches,

namon.

Serve with Canadian bacon or ham for brunch. FRANKFURTER SANDWICHES 3 tbsp. salad dressing 1 tsp. prepared mustard 2 tbsp. sweet pickle

relish

3 large frankfurters, cut in H-i n slices 1 stalk celery, diced 1 hard-cooked egg, cut 18 thin slices bread Melted butter or margarine Combine first 6 ingredients in blender on low, stopping to

making

Brush grill's gribs with melted butter. Place sandwiches on large squares. Cover, fasten, bake until light goes out or until golden brown. Remove, trim and serve w r arm. Repeat with remaining bread and filling. Makes 3 doz. small

sandwich squares.

FILLMORE NEWS

a Bonduel livestock yard. | mediately determined, but their Shawano County police said injuries were reported to be The Beechwood Pleasant the pickets at the Equity coop- slight.

Circle meet Wednesday after- erative were members of tne noon with Bernice Smith. There National Farmers Organization were IS members present. Mary which has been conducting a Lou Dudler read the papers on livestock “holding action” “The Secretary Report” and through the Midwest and other "The Four Sessions on the areas for the past three weeks.

Farm.” Refreshments w’ere served next meeting will be with Lora Puckett. Visitors Recently of Ida and Charley Day were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips, I.W. Wright and Ruth O’Hair. Arthur Masten Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huffman. Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Tamsley and family of Indianapolis. Visited Sunday with Mrs. Avaril Huller. Recent Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Mrs. Edith McKamey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClure of sons Miss Carol Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cunningham and Susie. Mr. and Mrs. J.B. McKamey are the parents of a son, bom August 31st. J.B. is a former home is now’ in Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichols are are building a home at the South-east edge of town.

Police Sgt. Ed Krueger said the truck loaded with livestock ran over the men

Other pickets tried to attack the truck driver before police were able to extricate him. The driver was taken to the Shawano County jail for questioning. Members of the NFO have been trying to force meat prices up by keeping livestock from the markets. There have

The dead men were identifed, been numerous charges of vi©as Alvin L. Cummings, 44, An- lence linked to the “holding ac-

tigo. Wis., and Howard Falk, 64. Bonduel. The names of the two injured men were not im-

tion,” but Wednesday’s incident was the first in which persons were killed or seriously injured.

Truck Runs Over 2 NFO Pickets BONDUEL. Wis. UPI —Two men were killed and two were i injured Wednesday when a ! truck rammed a picket line i throw up by farmers trying to) block the shipment of cattle to

Music by JOHN WOOD COMBO FRIDAY NIGHT 9:30 til 1:30

FRUIT KABOBS are made on special attachment available for a vertical rotisserie that revolves like a carousel.

Cut tops off prunes and re- scrape down with rubber move pits. Stuff pit cavities spatula until mixture is fine, with cheese. if you don't have a blender, Alternate fruits on skewers, chop frankfurters, celery and placing bacon pieces in be- egg very fine and stir in retween. Place prunes, cheese- maining ingredients, side-up. toward top of skewers. Pre-heat grill to medium Bruish generously with melted setting. Brush 6 slices of Initter. bread on one side with melted Seat skewers on base of butter; place 1 tsp. filling on rotisserie. Cover rotisserie, each of four corners of 3 of broiling until bacon is crisp, the slices, about ' 2 in. from about 15 min. the edge. Remove to warm plate. Top with remaining slices.

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