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Daily
JScius
Monday,
December
1,
1947
A
HUDSON'S
AV.1
Timely
Tecipe
lllflll
Kaisin
Caramel
Tie
When
a
pie
has
plump
raisins
and
crisp
almonds
in
it,
you
can
be
sure
it
will
be
nnnular
with
aibtrYe
menfolk.
Make
the
fill-1
i...
t
..
n
,
'
i
-it
i.o:
.vuicin
iaramei
ne
ana
then.
pour
it
into
a
baked
pastry
.-hell.
It
is
rich
and
delicious
and
needs
no
topping.
1
ciip
seedless
raisins
1
cup
sweetened
condensed
milk
'3
cup
butter
or
margarine
2
Uij)les;30ons
lemon
juice
3
ejggs
8
spoorfgalt
'-2
xfni
chopped
blanched
almonds-.
1
bilked
9-lnch
pastry
shell
:S
9"d
irajn
raisins.
'milk,
butter,
lemon
juice.
RINGER
Immediate
delivery
of
new
ireatlle
and
electric
sewing
machines
in
.Prince
Rupert
and
district.
SINGER
Scwinjr
Machine
Co.
Phone
864
Prince
Rupert
BAY
COMPANY
PRODUCT
mm
t
slightly
beaten
egg
and
salt.
Cook
over,
hot
water,
stirring
constanly
until
mixture
begins
to
thicken.
Add
raisins
and
almonds
and
cook
until
thick.
Pour
into
pastry
shell.
Cool
be-Tore
cutting.
Serves
6
to
8.
ISanana
1'eaci.
tct
Cream
1
cup
canned
cling
peach
halves
1
cup
mashed
banana
1
teaspoon
plain
gelatin
1
cup
table
cream
2
eggs
cup
granulated
sugar
salt
1
tablespoon
vanilla
extract
gelatin
and
stir
to
dissolve
gelatin.
Blend
in
eggs
beaten
with
sugar,
salt
and
flavoring.
Stir'
In
fruit.
Pour
.
into
refrigerator;
tray
and
place
in
freezing
cornA
partrnent
with
Tconfrol
set?,
att
firm.
When
firm
reset
temperature
control
to
normal.
Serves
C.
"TIED
l"
Since
1857,
all
land
in
the
Netherlands
East
Indies
has
been
owned
by
Indonesians,
and
cannot
be
sold
to
other
nationals.
Cy
There'
double
reason
for
tlie
w
double
goodness
oi
Post'
Grape-Kills
Flakes.
They're
made
of
two
golden
grains
not
just
one.
W
heat
and
malted
barley
arc
Mended
a
secret
way,
baked
and
llicn
toasted
to
bring
out
all
that
distinctly-different
flavor
of
these
.honey-golden,
delightfully
crisp
flakes.'
v
Tosfs
The
Experts
Say
.
.
.
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
APPLES
Now
that
the
"quota"
curtain
has
fallen
over
oranges,
lemons,
and
other
similar
imports,
more
than
ever
the
Canadian
housewife
will
turn
to
apples
as
her
"fruit-in-need'
She
will
be
grateful
for
the
versatility
of
this
fruit
which
may
be
used
in
salad,
dessert,
or
as
part
of
the
main
course
at
dinner.
Early
fall
apples
make
light
fluffy
sauce,
.but
most
of
the
varieties
now
at
their
best
such
as
Alexander,
Wolf
River,
Wealthy,
King,
Spy,
and
Rome
Beauty
hold
their
shape
when;
baked
or
coddled,
and
also
re-
i
tain
their
coloring.
j
Glazed
apples
are
the
special
apple
dish
which
home
economists
o
the
Consumer
Section,
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture,
are
recommending.
In-grients:
l'2
cups
granulated
sugar;
two
cups
water;
six
apples.
Make
syrup
of
sugar
and
water.
Core
apples
and
pare
about
lVi
inches
down
from
the
stem
end.
Place
in
syrup
with
pared
surface
down
and
simmer
for
five
minutes.
Invert
and
cook
until
tender-about
10
or
15
minutes.
When
tender
place
under
hot
broiler
and
baste
frequently
with
syrup
until
well
glazed.
Six
servings.
PLEASANT
DESSERT
Fresh
apple
sauce
with
hot
gingerbread
is
a
dessert
that
also
is
sure
to
please.
Apple
Sauce
Wash,
cut
in
quarters,
but
do
not
pare
or
core,
eight
tart
apples.
Add
one
cup
boiling
water.
Cover
and
cook
until
tender.
Rub
through
a
coarse
sieve
and
add
one-
Drain
peaches,
mash
and
quarter
If
tne
,
nrftce
Ihrnnnh
cIaha
r
.
V.
I
.
.
r
fiv
uiiuugll
wctc.
VsUlUUUlC
.
with
banan3.
Soak
'gelatin
,5
minutes
In.-Vi
cup
cream.
Scald
remaining
cream
and
pour
over
ger;
one
teaspoon
cinnamon.
lowest
iemperatlref
and
-frekerf
Beat
tother
shortening,
su-
fitir
pvprv
every
9n
minut
hi
esgs.
Aua
nour
ana
salt.
Stir
in
one
cup
boiling
water
and
start
baking
in
cool
oven.
Bake
45
minutes.
BREAKFAST
"MUST"
Now
that
cold
weather
days
are
here
again
more
than
ever
it's
the
duty
of
every
mother
to
see
that
not
a
member
of
her
family
lhe
roads
are
terrible
-but
this
flavor
is
gorgeous"
Post
s
Grape-Nuts.
Rtlirrred
Trtde
Mark
rape:
said
Uncle
Ned
PFEIFFERS
NOW
IN
UJS.
Believed
slated
for
arrest
by
the
Communist-dominated
government
of
Hungary.
Zoltan
Pfeif-fer,
leader
of
Hungarys
anti-'Colnmunist
independent
party,
fled
to
Austria
a
few
hours
before
reported
cancellation
of
his
parliamentary
immunity.
Pfeslier,
who
is
now
-.n
the
U.S.,
is
shown
In
New
York
with
his
wife
and
their
daughter,
Magda.
THE
MARKETS
Vegetables
Cranberries,
lb
53
Sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs
29
Hubbard
Squash,
lb
.07
Danish
Squash,
lb
09
Spanish
Onions,
2
lb
.23
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb
06
Citron,
lb
08
Cauliflower,
ea
30'
to
.45
Leeks,
2
bunches
15
Parsnip
.(unwashed)
3
lbs...
.19
Turnips,
lb
U6
Mushrooms,
lb
63
Beets,
6
lb
25
Lettuce
(head),
each
20
Celery,
2
lbs
30
Garlic,
lb
49
Cabbage
(new),
lb
08
White
Beans,
2
lbs
.33
leaves
the
house
without
a
breakfast.
Here
is
a
well-balanced
menu
for
that
early
-morning
mea;:
are
under-ripe
they
may
require
fruit,
fruit
juice,
or
tomato
more
sugar.
I
juice;
hot
cooked
or
ready-
to-
Ginger
Bread
(hot
water)
'eat
cereal
with
top
milk;
toast.
Ingredients:
two
eggs;
one
cup
muffins,
or
rolls;
jam,
marma-
white
sugar
one-half
cup
shortening;
one-half
cup
molasses;
two
cups
flour;
two
teaspoons
baking
soda,
one
teaspoon
gin
lade,
honey,
or
syrup;
coffee
or
tea
for
adults
and
milk
or
cocoa
for
children.
Bacon,
eggs,
sausages
or
fish
may
be
added
to
the
above
.menu
for
a
varlefy.
'
10'
PLANNING
MEALS
A
truly
economical
housewife
will
plan
meals
for
at
least
two
or
three
i
days
in
advance.
She
will
avoid
monotony
inher
meals
by
varying
the
ways
she
cooks
and
1
CU-
111
-II-
J
oei
ves
iuuu.
one
win
aiiuw
up-1
to-date
cooking
techniques
fonwf
good-tasting,
attractive-looking
meals.
A
jaunt
in
Uncle
Ned's
gas
buggy
of
the
Nineties
was
mule
an
adventure.
And
another
big
thrill
of
that
time
was
the
appearance
on
breakfast
tables
of
that
new
cereal
treat
Grape-Nuts.
I1,
very
time
his
horseless
carriage
ftalleil
near
a
grocery
store,
Uncle
rs'i-il
t'uuldn't
rp!t
tl
temptation
lo
get
himself
more
of
that
malty-rich,
nul-xwrrt
flavor
-just
as
folks
today
can't
resist
tliat
name
deliriously-different
taste
in
POST'S
GHAPK-IS'UTS
FLAKKS
as
well
as
And
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
really
set
jou
up
for
a
good
morning,
with
carbohjdralcs
for
energy;
proteins
for
jnus.
clc;
phosphorus
for
tectl.
and
bones;
iron
for
the
Mood;
and
other
food
essentials.
Treat
your
folks
lo
a
big
economy
package
of
Post's
Grape-Nut
Flakes
soon.
uts
Hakes
A
Product
of
Gnrot
Foods
SugaT
White,
lb
11
Golden
Pellow,
lb
11
Fresh
-Milk
Quart
19
Pint
:
10
Cream,
li-Wnt
....
:5
Grade
A:
Large,
cartoned,
doz
64
Medium,
doz
59
Fish
Halibut,
b
33
Salmon,
lb
35
Cod
lb
25
Black
Cod,
smoked,
lb
.38
Smoked
Kippers,
lb
22
Butter
First
Grade,
lb
70
Milk
Evaporated
Milk,
16-oz.
tins,
2
for
27
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs
Flour.
49's,
No.l
hard
wheat
Second
Patent
'
Flour
Ms)
9
.57
2.99
2
35
1.39
Tea
and
Coffee
DeLuxe
Quality,
lb
1.07
Coffee,
lb
59
Juices
Tomatoes,
20-oz
17
40
oz
33
gallon
59
Apples,
20
oz
tin,
2
for
23
40
oz.
M
Orange,
20
oz.
19
j
Blended
(orange
ami
grape
fruit
)
20
oz
U
mi
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housek
Afternoon
tea
is
perhaps
the
most
simple
as
well
as
a
most
pleasant
mode
of
entertainment.
A
cup
of
tea,
well
made
and
accompanied
by
thinly
sliced
buttered
bread
and
a
cookie,
is
all
that
Is
necessary
for
a
delightful
little
party.
As
the
holiday
season
draws
near.
It
Is
well
to
have
the
cookie
tin
filled,
so
one
Is
prepared
to
extend
an
invitation
to
the
friends
who
drop
in
for
a
little
chat
when
they
are
home
for
a
week-end,
or
for
the
neighbor
who
brings
her
knitting
over
to
check
on
the
Intricacies
of
the
pattern.
It
is
nice,
also,
to
be
ready
to
call
up
several
cronies
in
the
morning
and
Invite
them
to
bring
their
various
bits
of
Christmas
fancy
work
over
to
sew
together
and
enjoy
a
little
refreshment.
Home
Economists
have
some
cookie
recipes
which
may
be
called
"party
fare"
as
they
are
a
bit
richer
and
sweeter
than
those
we
have
been
having
during
the
last
few
years.
Meringues
always
makes
a
hit,
and
contrary
to
common
belief,
they
are
easy
to
make.
The
oven
temperature
is
the
important
point.
Long,
slow
baking
to
dry
out
the
mixture,
but
not
brown
It,
is
essential.
When
making
meringues
there
Is
another
cookie
which
uses
egg
yolks.
The
difference
In
tex-"
ture
and
flavour
of
the
two
types
makes
them
excellent
Extra
egg
yolks,
may
be
utl-:
lized
In
custard
or
salad
dress
ing.
Meringues
4
egg
whites
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
fruit
sugar
'i
teaspoon
almond
extract
Beat
egg
whites
with
salt
until
stiff.
Beat
In
sugar
very
gradually.
Add
flavouring.
Drbp
meringues
on
a
lightly
greased
pan
.
with
a
teaspoon
or
pastry
tube.
Bake
30
minutes
In
a
slow
oven.
250
degrees
F.
Turn
of
heat
and
leave
In
oven
until
completely
dry.
Makes
about
p
Iczen
cakes.
Thimble
Cookies
1
c,up
horjiening
Vi
cup
Frown'
sugar
2
egg
yolks
MAKE
A
DATE
.
.
.
To
see
our
new
selection
of
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FULL-COURSE
MEALS
11
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Dishes
a
Specialty
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners,
Parties
608
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Telephone
200
Phone
Green
917
P.
II.
LINZEY
214
4th
Street
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Protect
Your
Horhe
NOW
Against
Fire
Losses
Tomorrow
May
Be
Too
Late!
2
cups
pastry
flour
OR
1
cups
all
purpose
flour
2
teaspoons
vanilla
l'
teaspoon
salt
Cream
shortening
and
sugar
thoroughly.
Add
egg
yolks
and
beat
well.
Mix
in
flour,
vanilla
and
salt.
Form
into
balls,
place
on
a
greased
cookie
sheet
and
dent
the
top
with
a
thimble
Bake
5
minutes
in
a
moderate
oven,
250
degrees
F.
Then
dent
again.
Bake
15
minutes
longer.
Put
Jelly
or
Jam
in
the
depression
while
still
hot.
Makes
3
dozen
cookies.
Date
Roll
Ups
1
Vi
cups
chopped
dates
23
cup
water
23
cup
granulated
sugarr
Mi
cup
chopped
nuts
23
cup
butter
1'4
cups
brown
sugar
2
eggs
3
cups
pastry
flour
OR
223
cups
all
purpose
flour
teaspoon
salt
V2
teaspoon
soda
Cook
dates,
sugar
and
water
until
thick
about
10
mlnutess.
Add
nuts
and
cool.
Cream
butter.
Add
sugar
and
cream
well
together.
Add
beaten
eggs
and
beat
well.
Add
sifted
dry
ingredients.
Chill
thoroughly.
Divide
mixture
into
two
partss.
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