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The Brussels Post, 1977-12-21, Page 281111 SEAFORTH ,- AYR - CAMBRIDGE III To Our Friends and Cuatomeri: As the.HOLIPAY SEASON approaches Our thoughts turn to .the . true meaning, Of ;this happy time. During the course of the year and in the rush of events, we tend to overlook the important friendshipe- That are the real basis Of all businese teletionahips. And So it is that we would ii, ke to set aside the routine of business` and express sincere hope .that your HOLIDAY SEASON will be Joyous and' Happy and that the New Year will bring GoOd,Heelth and Prosperity to You and Yours. • SEAFORTH STAFF,. Stewart Bannerman,, Mike' Blake, Bill Campbell, Brian Chappel, Ken Coleman; Clarence Dale, Bryan Durst ; !Doug Fair, Joyce Jim Landsboreugh, Jack. MalcolniJ iGlen McCltire, Dennis Nolan, ken' Nolan,: Geo.. Ribey, Elgin Schade, ToM Stevenson, Bruce Wilbee, Gary Van Peucke, Bryan Vincent, Jane and Marten' Vincent, SEAFORTH 527-0120 Flt 4 41 want to take this opportunity to thank our valued customers, and hope to serve you! again in the future. prwoocLo. FUbt, .DECEMBER 21, 1977 se imagination with .cooked turkey. With Christmas approachingpi turkeys are abundant in all sizes this season and now is the time to, profit by them, Codked turkey can be presented in many different , ways just by using a little imagination and creativity. , Turkey parts are particularly useful because you can have all white meat, all dark meat and , Beef specialists will discuss aids to efficient beef production, January 5, as part of the Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) Agricultural Conference at the University of Guelph. T.D.Burgess, morning chairman of the beef program, says the day-long session. will prove informative to producers and others interested in the beef industry. The session which will be held in the University Centre, is expected to draw more than 150 people. The morning session =will cover growth prom otants , their economicsi , frequency of use, profits and problems, as well as a whatever combination you choose. To obtain six cups of diced cooked turkey, you need two half turkey breasts (about 3 pounds) or three small turkey legs (about 41/2 pounds) from fresh turkey; quantities vary according to amount of bone. Turkey parts may be stored in the refrigerator discussion of the recently licenced feed additive, Rumensin. During the afternoon session of the beef program, researchers and representatives 'of breeding associations will discuss new breeding research and goals of breed associations. There is no registration fee for , th beef program, one of nine separate programs offered during the 0 AC Agricultural. Conference January 3 to 5. The conference is sponsored jointly by OAC and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. For more information about the conference contact W.S.Young, Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1. for two to three days if well wrapped in waxed payer or aluminum foil, They can also be kept frozen .'or up to six months. To freeze, wash and dry, remove any excess fat and package in freezer bags or wrapping, covering sharp bones with crumpled aluminum foil to prevent puncturing the wrapping. Place a double layer of waxed paper between pieces of turkey so that they can be easily separated .before cooking. Thawing can be done in the refrigerator, in cold water or at room temperature. Leave the freezer wrapper on, no matter what method is used. The refrigerator is the ideal place, as it keeps the turkey cold until completely defrosted, When using cold water, change the water frequently dUring the defrosting period. If thawing at room temperature, slit the wrappers underneath and place the parts on a rack on a tray to allow the moisture to drain out. The defrosted turkey parts must now be cooked immediately or also refrigerated and used within 24 hours. Poultry which is kept at room temperature for any length of time is a good medium for the growth of microorganisms which may cause food poisoning. Food Consultants at Agriculture Canada suggest the following method for roasting turkey, parts: • Place turkey parts on rack in roasting pan • brush with fat • bake 11/2 to 13/4 hours at 325°F Baste occasionally with the juices to prevent drying out • allow to cool Use the turkey as soon as •possible or refrigerate or freeze it. Remember that cooked poultry can be stored for three to four days in the refrigerator and up to three months in the freezer. Beef program stresses efficient production