HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-12-09, Page 12Apples can be used to make, a variety of delightful treats.
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applesauce for glaze. Add dry
111Rtcdientl alternately with
remaining applesauce td butter
mixture. Fold lnyaisins. Turn into
greased 8-inch square cake pan,
Bake at 3$0°F until top springs
back when pressed lightly (45 to
50 Minutes). Cool, Combine icing
sugar and applesauce. Brush on
cake.
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Milt dry ingredients. Combine
appleSauce, em, milk and
melted butter. Add to sky
ingredients and quickly until
just combined. For each pancake,
drop 3 tablespoon's barter on
het ftypan„ Cook
until bubbles term on. surface, (3 -
5 minutes), Turn and brown officer
side (3 - 5 mindtes). Serve with
hot Apple Cinnamon Sadce.
Makes about 20 'pancakes.
to goof when you're making soup.
Surprisingly enough, it's easy a broth that may be used as a
base for a variety of soups such as
"Chicken and Rice Soup", In fact, good soup-making is "Chicken Noodle Soup" and
sometimes considered to be a real "Country Vegetable Soup". You
challenge.
can freeze the broth in moisture - When you want to chase away
vapor-.proof freezer Containers. it those between-meal "hungries"
may be frozen at 0°F for many with something that's not
months, even up to one year. To fattening, have a bouillon or broth
soup. It's refreshing, hot or cold. thaw a 2-cup container for
and what's more, it &ntains few example, allow 6 to 8 hours in the calOries. refrigerator, about 3 hours at As an appetizer or first course, room temperature and about one
how about serving small portions hour if placed under cold running of a light cream soup , first or water. 'Then try one of the
fruit soup? Thai' sall it takes to following basic soup recipes. And
whet everyone's appetite for the when you serve them,, being a formal dinner you've prepared. little smug is allowed. After all, For a great change-of-pace mastering soup cookery is
lunch or light supper, try one of something to be proud oft
the heartier soups with a salad
and dessert. These thicker more
satisfying soups include chowders
Chicken or Turkey Broth - hearty soups made with a fish,
1 chicken or turkey carcass meat or vegetables, milk and
(from 5 to 8 pound bird) seasonings; cream soups - made
Ah a thin cream sauce to which 6 cups water
3 celery stalks with leaves has been added cooked pureed
cut in halves vegetables, finely diced poultry or
flakes ,fish; and unstrained soups 1 medium onion, sliced
1 teaspoon. salt - soup' stock to which either
4 peppercorns vegetables or cereals or a
combination of both have been 1/8 teaspoon thyme
added. . , ' I. bay leaf .
Food' Advisory Division, 2 cloves
Agriculture Canada has prepared 3 sprigs fresh parsley
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these applesauce recipes
Pears wtrich are now eaten by
every class of society were
considered by' Persian kings of
ancient times to be as rare and
precious as jewels. Near the
middle of the 19th century they
were the pride of the French
nobilit3c„Awho vied for the honor of
cultivating the best pears.
Some of our winter varieties,
such as Anjou and Bosc are in
fact, descendents of varieties
cultivated in famous French
orchards. The Bosc is a
long-necked, russet-colored pear
while the Anjou is a large chunky
pear, greenish-yellow in -color. In
the fall, they are stored until the
end of the season to be sold
throughout the winter and are
indeed a treat to eat at this
time.
Pears are picked from the trees
when mature but not fully ripe. If
they are ripened on the trees,
During the week from
December 1st to December 7th,
1976 the Seaforth Police ,
iiepartment investigated 21
OCcurrences. They are as follows:
Police Information, 2; Lost and
Pound Property, 6; Assaults, 1;
Fires, 1; Disturbances, 1; Assist
other Police Depsts„ 3; Escorts,
1; Animal Complaints, 1; Assist.
Public, 3; Family disputes, 1;
Dangertids eonditionS,
O• ne Orton was charged under
the HighWaY Traffic Act.
Cane tierten WaS charged under
the -Liquor neer* Act,
T• here were 3 Mirror accidents
repotted • With datitages totalling
075.00
There were 3 MajOr tideident.S.
they would be coarse and grainy,
and wouldn't store well.Before
transporting them to the markets,
they are exposed to a low
temperature for at least a week.
So if you buy pears which are not
quite ripe when they are
purchased, keep them in a paper
bag in a cool, dark place. Once
they have ripened, transfer them
to the refrigerator. You will
recognize a pear at •its juicy best
whenit yields slightly to pressure
at the stem end.
Mix and match winter varieties
in a snacktime fruitbowl as well as
in Company servings. Bland,
juicy, yet different in, taste and
texture, Anjou and Bose are
important dessert varieties.
These are the pears to include in
fruit cocktail appetizers in cottage
cheese and fruit salads, in sliced
pear and sharp cheese desserts,
in elegant eempotes and
garnishes, and in tempting
pastries, fruit gelatin molds and
melbas . Food AdVisory Services,
3 m 40, Agriculture Canada hve . a ajor pleasing recipe for winter pears.
"Ginger Crumb Pears" may be ."0
served warm or chilled, and is =
exceptionally' delicious when '1•1"
served with ice or whipped =
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6 medium pears, peeled and =
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and sugar. Cut in butter until =
mixture resembles coarse bread
crutribs. ,Sprinkle mixture over ...Z.
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heated through, (about 25
minutes)... 6 servings.
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CHICKEN AND RICE SOUP
5 cups chicken broth
% cup chopped onion
1/2 cup chopped celery
1/2 cup chohed carrot
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1 cup chop ped cooked chicken
1 1/4 cups cooked rice
Combine broth, vegetables and
seasonings. Bring to boil, reduce
heat and simmer until vegetables
are tender (about 15 minutes)-.
Add chicken and rice. Simmer
until heated through (about 15
minutes). 6 servings.
Chicken Noodle Soup: Make as
Chicken and Rice Soup, but use 1
mite uncooked thin noodles in
place of cooked rice and simmer
until noodles are tender (about 15
minutes). 6 servinus.
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COUNTRY VEGETABLE SOUP
5 cups chicken broth
11/2 cups chopped cabbage
1 cup sli ced carrot
1 cup diced turnip
1/2 0app chopped Celery
1/4 'slip diced, peeled' potatoes
1/4 cup chopped onion
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon curry powder
Cover carcass with water. Bring
to boil. Add remaining
ingredients, cover and simmer 2
hours. Strain and chill. Skim off
fat and reheat to serve. 6
servings, .44
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Why not whip up a batch of
applesauce from the freshest,
firmest fruit you oatn find,
Wash, peel; coin and APO
apples. For six medium apples,
add 1/4 cup of water, cover and
simmer until the apples ' are
tender, about 15 toi20 tniiniteS.
Stir occasionally, Mail osr si4e.
This makes about 2 cups, to be
'served hot or cold. Spoon up a
bowlful, top with whipped or sour
cream, and dig MI
To freeze, pack the applesauce
cold in moisture - vapor-proof
freezer-containers. It will keep up
to one year at 0°F. ,,
To thaw a 2 cup confainerr of
applesauce, allow 6 to 8 hours in
the refrigerator, about 3 hours at
room temperature and about 1
hour if placed under cold running
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Th next step is to discover the
many' ays to enjoy applesauce.
Food Advisory Services,
Agriculture Canada came up with
a few applesauce treats: "Apple
Pancakes", to he served with a
hot "Apple Cinnamon Sauce".
and "Spiced Applesauce
Cake". They're yours for the
making!
Apple Pancakes
2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon ,baking powder
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup applesauce
2 beaten eggs
1 3/4 cups milk
1 tablespoon utter, melted
Don't despair if you look
around the supermarket for a
large 10 kg turkey this Christmas
and you can't find one. Poultry
and meat won't-be' belpld ia, grams
and kilograms until scales are
converted to metric in the food
retail industry. This, will likely
occur sometime during 1978.
You can still go ahead and, fill
Your turkey with metric stuffing.
Just use your metric dry
measures and small- measures Yo
get the volume of the ingredients.
Allow about 250 ml stuffing per
kilogram of turkey (remember 1
kilogram is slightly more than 2
pounds). This recipe makes
enough for. a small turke,y , (4
kilograms) but can easily , he
doubled to stuff a larger turkey.
Before roasting your turkey,
Stuff it -Metric
BREAD STUFFING
1000 ml soft bread crumbs
3 ml salt
0.5 ml pepper
• 3 ml savory
2 ml thyme
75 ml chopped onion
75 ml chopped celeg
75 ml butter, melted
1 beaten egg
Combine bread crumbs 'and
seasonings. Saute onion and
celery in butter until onion is
transparent. Add to crumbs. Add
egg, ' mixing lightly but
thoroughly. Makes about 1000
Apple Munition Sauce
1 cup brown sugar
3/4 cup apple juice
% teaspoon cinnamon
2 tablespoons butter
1 cup applesauce
COmbine first • .three
ingredients. Boil to a heavy syrup
(about 0 minutes). Stir in butter
and ap esauce. Makes about 2'
cups.
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Splc4Applesauce Cake
V2 cup butter
3/4 cup sugar
1 egg beaten
IN cup sifted all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon nutmeg
Dash cloves -
1h teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups applesauce or 1
10-ounce can
1/2 cup' raisins
% cup sifted icing sugar
1 tablespoon applesauce
Cream butter and sugar. Add :14
egg; beat until fluffy. Sift dry
ingredients. Reserve 1 tablespoon
insert a meat thermometer in the
center of the stuffing. The
thermometer should read 70°C
(165°F), when the turkey is
cooked.
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