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Apple Pies with crumb topping
Buckley Petawabano and Stephen Cattier were chosen from
'Canada-wide auditions to play the two boy leads on CBC-TV's
ADVENTURES IN RAINBOW COUNTRY, seen Sundays at 7 p.m.
Stephen came to. Canada as an immigrant from Rhodesia while
Buck is a full-blooded Cree Indian from Quebec.
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Fruit-based punch . chOcities
Any time is apple Pie time.
Delicious pies may be made
from fresh or -canned apples-
They may be one crust with
lattice pr crumb topping, deep
dish or two-crust. They may be
all apple or apple combined with
other fruits, The flavor may be
changed slightly by different
Vices. So apple Pies need never
be dull.
It takes about five cups of
sliced apples to make a *fell
nine-inch pie. When other fruits
are combined with apples the
proportion may vary according
to the flavor desired. In the
pear-apple pie, approximately
equal quantities of both fruits
are used, but where apple is
combined with cranberries a
balance of flavor is achieved by
incorporating more apple, The
home economists of Canada
Agriculture state that these pies
are superb when covered with a
crumb topping.
In the "Continental Apple
Pie" recipe a mixture of eggs and
cream is poured over the sliced
apples before' the delicately
spiced crumb topping is added.
Cinnamon or pastry spice are
equally good in the topping. The
"Pear-Apple Crumb Pie" uses
canned pears and ginger is the
spice which brings out the flavor
best. "Apple and Cranberry
Crumb Pie" calls for fresh
cranberries and the home
economists suggest cinnamon as
the spice in the topping for this
pie.
For additional apple pie
recipes and many interesting
ways to use apples write for
your free copy of the new
"Apples" book, publication
1402, available from the
Information Division, Canada
Department - of Agriculture,
Ottawa.
CRUMB TOPPING — For a
9-inch pie, mix one-half cup
all-purpose flour, one-quarter
cup brown sugar and one-quarter
teaspoon spice. Cut in
one-quarter cup butter until
mixture resembles coarse bread
crumbs.
CONTINENTAL
APPLE PIE
1 unbaked 9-inch pie shell
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon . pastry spice or
cinnamon
5 cups sliced apples
2 beaten eggs
1/2 cup whipping cream
Crumb Topping
Bake pie shell at 400 degrees
F. for 10 minutes. Mix sugar,
cornstarch and spice. Sprinkle 2
tablespoons of mixture over
bottom of pie shell awl stir
remainder into apples. Arrange
apples in pie shell, and pour
combined eggs and cream over
top. Use pastry spice or
cinnamon in the Crumb Topping
and sprinkle topping over apples
and bake at 350 degrees F. until
apples are tender (35 to 40
minutes), 6 servings.
PEAR-APPLE
CRUMB PIE
1 unbaked 9-inch pie shell
1/3 cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
1/4 teaspoon ginger
1 28-ounce can pears, drained
2 cups diced peeled apples
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon butter
Crumb Topping
Mix sugar, flour and ginger.
Slice pears and add to apples and
lemon juice. Combine with sugar
mixture, turn into pie shell and
dot with butter. Use ginger as
spice in Crumb Topping and
sprinkle topping over pie. Bake
at 450 degrees F. for 10
minutes, turn oven control to
350 degrees F. and continue
baking until brown (25 to 30
minutes). 6 servings.
APPLE AND CRANBERRY
CRUMB PIE
11/2 cups cranberries
1 cup sugar
11/2 tablespoons quick-cooking
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Dash salt
4 cups thinly sliced apples
1 unbaked 9-inch Pie shell
Crumb Topping
Put cranberries through food
chopper or blender. Mix sugar, c hopper
and salt; combine with
cranberries and apples and tern
At apple harvesting time
many growers set up roadside
stands and local markets are'gay
with the colorful fruit, If you
live in such an area now is the
time to become familiar with the
local varieties.
Can you find any of these
early apples: Cortland? Snow?
Gravenstein? Jonathan? Lobo?
Wealthy? Coloring and shape are
the key to recognition. Do yoe
know which are the best cooking
apples and which are the all
purpose varieties? Would you
like' a description of the most
commonly grown Canadian
apples and the months in which
they're available? These
11141 Pie Shell. USe einnatrien as
spice in Crumb Topping and
Sprinkle over pie. Bake at 450
degrees 1?- for 1Q minutes; turn
oven control to 350 degrees F.
and.continue baking until apples
are tender (20 to 30 minutes). 6
servings.
questioes are all answered in the
new "Apples" book, publication
1402, published by the Canada
Department of Agrieulture.
Write for your free copy to the.
Information Division, Canada
Department of Agriculture.
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Any time can be party time.
At your next 'gathering of the
clan', home economists at
Macdonald Institute, University
of Guelph, suggest serving an
attractive and refreshing punch
to bring out that hospitality.
Follow these tips for perfect
punch.
1.—Mix all ingredients, except
carbonated beverages, and
refrigerate "for 24 hours to allow
flavors to mellow. Don't depend
on ice to chill the punch, as it
takes too long.
2,—If you use ice, make it
with fruit juice or ginger ale so
that it will not dilute the punch
as it melts,
3,-For a less sweet flavor,
use dry ginger ale or sparkling
water.
4.—For aninexpensive base,
use cold tea. It blends well with
fruit juices and adds color.
5.—For a clearer punch, strain
fruit juices.
6.—Add garnish just before
serving.
GARNISHES
Fill ice cube tray two-thirds
full with juice or ginger ale.
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Freeze, then place maraschino
cherries, pineapple cubes, lime
or jprecm wedges or mint sprigs
on the ice. Pour in more liquid
to cover and finish freezing,
Toothpick or skewer small
whole berries or cherries onto a
fairly thick slice of lemon,
orange or lime andfl t in bowl.
Remember Last Year's
Good Crop of Beards
For Winter Carnival!
PLAN NOW TO REGISTER
FOR THE 1971
WINTER
• CARNIVAL
BEARD
GROWING
CONTEST
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TODAYS CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
TorontaTelegram Syndicate
This handsome laddie is Gary, 13 months old, Anglo-
Saxon and Italian in descent. He has big hazel eyes,
medium-brown hair and lovely pink and white skin,
Gary is a good-,natured boy, in very good health. He is
not a bit demanding, but he does love to be cuddled. He
also loyes rough games, squealing in excitement when
somebody throws him up in the air. With his foster family,
he spent the summer at a cottage and was quite fearless
about the water.
This baby was slow in developing and rather inactive
till about three months ago. He became lively all of a
sudden and now is constantly on the go. lie crawls at top
speed and can stand alone and walk around the furniture.
A loving home where he Will receive plenty of stimula-
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about adopting Gary please write Today's Child, Depart-
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ings, Toronto 182.
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