HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-10, Page 12MORE PANCAKES ANYONE?— The Anglican
Church Women were kept busy serving pancakes to
the large crowd who filled the church basement for
the annual pancake supper last week. A good time
and a full stomach was reported by all.
(Photo by Langlois)
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The joys of having an easy
dessert that can be made in a few
minutes! Even greater are the
joys of an easy dessert that looks
appealing and tastes as good as it
looks. No cooking, no baking, and
very little messing. Developed by
food specialists at the Ontario
Food Council, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, here's a
recipe for people who enjoy
serving attractive food without
having to put into it a great deal
of effort.
Cherry Creme Parfait
1 can (10 oz) Canada Choice
Cherry Pie filling
2 tbsp. lemon juice
'/2 tsp. almond exrtract or
% tsp. cinnamon
3/4 cup whipping cream
3 tbsp . sugar
'/2 tsp. vaiitlla
3/4 cup dairy sour credit
Stir lernoti juke arid almond
extract or cinnamon into cherry
pie filling.. Whip creain with
sugar and Vanilla. Fold in sour
creani. Alternate layers of
cherries and cream mixture in
parfait glasses. Chill to blend I r Mitchell
flavors.
Makes 6 patialts. 11110101111011110111111111111111111111111111111010110111011011111111111111111111111111111101111111111011111111111111110.1111111
12-THE BRUSSELS POST MARCH 10, 1976
Just as important as watering
your houseplants is the need to
provide adequate humidity
around them, says Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
horticulturist, R.F.Gomme.
"Try, to give your houseplants
more water in the air around
them, and less in the soil that
they grow in," he advises. "The
humidity in your home is as
important to your plants as it is to
you."
When plants are brought
indoors, they must often adjust to
a 50 percent drop in humidity.
Shriveling and browning of leaf
edges is one sign that the plant is
lacking the proper humidity level.
Tropical plants in particular
require a great deal more
humidity than do many of the
more common houseplants.
One method of providing
humidity is to mist spray plants
with an atomizer, says Mr.
Gomme. Misting should be done
often and completely by spraying
both the upper and lower leaf
surfaces. An alternative to
misting is a type of water
reservoir on which the pots are
set. Place a '/2-inch layer of small
pebbles or coarse sand in a
shallow , waterproof tray or other
similar container. Add water to
the tray to keep the base material
moist at all times. The pots can
then be placed on this tray.
"If the moisture level in the
tray is kept fairly constant, the
material will dispense Moisture
into the air around the plants by
means of evaporation. All house-
plants will benefit from either of
these methods of providing
humidity."
Cherry
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