HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-03-17, Page 7Wednesday, .March 17, 1848
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Hello Homemakers! Eggs are, what
might be called "First Aid" foods.
In emergencies, if handled, properly,
they can be made into very good dish-
es such as omelettes. They make de-
lectable desserts—custards and souff-
les—if cooked slowly and removed
from the heat at the right moment.
We talked about custards and souf-
fles recently but what about those
omelettes? Omelettes are adaptable
and allow for plenty of variation. A
plain or jelly omelette for breakfast; a
western, cheese or Spanish omelette
for dinner—or possibly a fruit omel-
ette for dessert.
Where most omelettes "fall down"
is in the cooking. Slow cooking at a
low temperature is the secret of 'a
successful omelette.
There are two main types of ome-
lette—the fluffy or foamy, and the
French. The former has a lighter tex-
ture when finished, but if not thor-
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
UP-STAIRS FUNERAL PARLOUR
A. J. WALKER
'PHONES 106 - 224 WINGHAM
yed.
Red Cross Bilm To Be Shown
On Tuesday evening, March 15th,
at 8.80 p.m., in the Township Hall,
the National Film Board will show
the following: Red Cross, Great Also
in Peace; Educational Films, Beach
and Sea Animals, Dwellers in Cold
Countries; Film Board, Common Con-
cern, Royal Tutit of South Africa,
Craftsmen at Work, Singing Stars of
To-morrow; Stanley takes a trip.
Mr. Jerry Nelson, Assistant Agric.
Rep. of Huron County will speak on
"Junior Farmers" and Boys' and Girls'
Club Work.
Mrs. J. C. Caley and David spent
the week-end with relatives in Strat-
ford.
WAILS.
The regular meeting of the "United
Woman's Missionary Society was held
at Mrs. E. E. Wellington's home on
March 4th. The meeting opened with
quiet music by Mrs. Whitley. Mrs.
Ken Hastle presided for the Wor-
ship service, The Theme being "The
field is the world, the seed, the Word:"
Hymn, "0, For a thousand tongues to
sing" was then sung. Mrs. Cecil
Grainger gave A reading, "Quotations
on the Bible for Africa and S. Amer-
ica!' The language without love which
was interspersed with scripture pas-
sages from Mark chapter 4, verses 2-8,
by Mrs. I-Tastie.
Prayers were offered by Mrs. G.
Brown, Mrs. T. liradnock, Mrs. How-
se and Mrs. X. Hastie. Hymn, 'The
Heaven declare Thy Glory, Lore"
A round table discussion oft tratis-
PAGE SEVEN
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THE WORK OF MERCY NEVER ENDS—
lating the Bible for the illiterate was
held. The methods used by differ-
ent missionaries in Africa for the
translating of the Bible to native ton-
gue and teaching them to read it,
There are now 1070 languages trans-
lated and from 500 to 1000 yet to be
translated. These and many other
interesting facts were discussed by
Telephone 34
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CONSTRUCTION
MORE HUSKIER
foxisLE SHOULDER S
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()uglily cooked, it falls rapidly.
It is made by beating yolks and
whites separately, adding 1 table-
spoon of liquid—milk, water, tomato
or vegetable juice for each egg, This
liquid is mixed with the yolks, When
the greased frying pan is hot (but
not smoking), the stiffly beaten whites
are folded into the yolks and the mix-
ture is poured into the pan. Then the
heat is reduced and the omelette is
cooked very slowly until set.
For a French omelette, the eggs are
beaten very slightly, with the requir-
ed liquid (one tablespoon per egg),
During the slow cooking the mixture
is lifted from the bottom as it sets
and the pan tipped to allow the under-
cooked portion to run underneath,
Serve from the pan to hot plates.
* * *
TAKE A TIP
To fold an omelette: Holding the
pan with the handle directly in front
of you, loosen the omelette around the
edges. Now, using a spatula and with
the pan tilted slightly away() from the
handle, start to turn the omelette away
from the handle. Then holding the
edge of the warm platter, letting it
turn right over so that the underside
becomes the top.
To test a Fluffy Omelette: Press the
top lightly and if there is finger im-
pression, the mixture is cooked. * * S.
FLUFFY OMELETTE
6 eggs, 6 tbsps. water, 3-4 tsp. salt,
1 8 tsp. pepper.
Separate yolks from whites. Beat
whites until stiff but not dry. Add
water,, salt and pepper to egg yolks
and beat, Fold yolks into whites and
then pour into hot greased frying pan.
Cook over low heat. When the ome-
lette has browned on the bottom (test
by' lifting edge with spatula), set in
moderate oven to finish cooking for
10 mins. Fold and 'serve at once.
VARIATIONS OF FLUFFY
OMELETTE
Jelly Omelette — Before folding,
spread with jelly or jam.
Chicken Omelette—Add Ye cup of
minced chicken to mixture and spread
1 cup between fold.
Mushroom Omelette—Add 1 cup of
browned mushrooms to egg mixture.
Fruit Omelette—Add 1 cup 'diced,
drained fruit to egg mixture plus 1
tsp, sugar for a 6-egg omelette to
serve 6.
BUDGET OMELETTE
1% cups soft bread crumbs, 1% cups
milk, 6 eggs separated, salt and pep-
per, 1-4 cup grated cheese.
Mix milk and crumbs, let soak, then
beat smooth. Beat egg yolks, add
salt and pepper and combine with
bread mixture and cheese. Fold in
beaten egg whites. Pour into hot
greased pan and cook slowly until firm
about 25 mins, Cook in a slow oven
for the last 10 mins,—if you wish to
brown the top.
VARIATION OF FRENCH
OMELETTE
1. Spanish Omelette—Add 1-4 cup
chili sauce.
2, Grand Omelette—Substitute 1-4
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cup -tomato juice for 1-4 .cup _milk.
8, Vegetable Omelette— Fold 3-4
cup creamed vegetables into omelette,
HUNTER'S 4TX1#E!. omgx,a.a7T,
Fry 6 slices of pork shoulder and 4
sliced cooked pOtatoes atntil brown.
Season With salt and pepper and place
half of these in the omelette before
folding and arrange the rest around
the edge. *
Ann Allan invites you. to write to
in coo The Advance-Times, Send in
your suggdstions on homemaking pro,
blems and water this column for re-
plies,
GORRIE
(Too late for last week)
Miss Joyce Thornton visited last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Leslie Lake of Ethel,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown were in
London on Tuesday of last week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade visited
Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Wheeler of
Brussels on Monday.
Mr. and. Mrs. C. O'Krafka and Mar-
ie visited with friends in Milverton on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Cook of Clif-
ford, spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Musgrove and Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Cook,
Mr. Alex. Marshall of Stratford, is
spending some time at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mar-
shall. He is recuperating following
an appendix operation.
Mr. Harold King spurt the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter King, Mildmay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King spent the
week-end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest King returned with them after
spending the winter months in Tor-
onto:
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Orvis of Wing-
ham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Edgar.
Mrs. W. H. Gregg visited her sis-
ter, Mrs. E. Fallis at Fordwich for a
few days last week,
Mrs. E. W. Carson spent a few
days of last week in Toronto. The
friends of Miss Eleanore Carson will
be pleased to learn that she is im-
p r ov i n g
Your Red Cross Canvasser will be
calling on you any day now. He is do-
ing this work voluntarily so help him
by being ready with your gift to help
your fellow Canadians, A great deal
of the peace time work of the Red
Cross is to be done in Canada.
Miss Gwen Ruttan of Harriston,
spent the week-end at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Ruttan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter King and
Mrs. Gillen of Mildmay called on
friends here on Thursday,
Mrs. Mohr and Michel of Milverton,
visited the former's sister, Mrs. Cloyne
Michel and Mr. Michel on Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd Harrison of Listowel,
spent the week-end with friends here.
Rev. Andrew Laing, Woodhull, is
retiring from the active ministry of
the United Church, He will take up
residence in Galt at the end of the
conference year, Mr. Laing was a
former minister of the Presbyterian
Church here before Union from 1917
to 1925, residing in Fordwich where
the manse was located. Fordwich and
Gorrie Presbyterian churches being
being under the one pastorate.
Miss Janice Strong of Kitchener,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
Strong on Saturday.
"The ladies of Gorrie are asked to
help quilt on Friday afternoon in the
Orange Hall where several quilts are
to be quilted for Red Cross purposes.
Conte at 1.30 and please bring lunch
so that a social cup of tea may be en-
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Mrs. Hastie, Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs. Kaine and Mrs. Grain-
ger. In the absence of the President,
Mrs. Howse, Hon. Pres., had charge
of the business. Thirteen members
and one visitor were present. The
meeting closed with the Hymn, "0
ion Haste" and the Benediction. The
hostess served a delicious lunch.
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