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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-06-19, Page 15• • Menuof the week Chicken Special Cabbage Slaw Onta,rl"tp Canned Pear Halves Chicken provides good eating on an economy note, reminds the Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Try an easily prepared chicken and vegetable dish for a hearty meal. A whole chicken, . cut up, may be less expensive than individual pieees... For. dessert, dress up Ontario canned pear halves by serving • them atop vanilla ice cream. Top with hot chocolate sauce. Chicken Special 6 chicken half -breasts (or cut-up, chicken) -11/2 tsp salt 1/8.tsp pepper 1/4 tsp paprika 3/4 cup fine, dry bread crumbs 2 egg- slightly beaten .= 1 to 3 tbsp butter of fat or oil V2 cup water 1 can condensed cream of chicken soup 11/2 cups thinly sliced carrots 3/4 cup celery (diced) 2cups potatoes (cut in thin strips) Season chicken pieces with salt, pepper and paprika and roll in bread crumbs.`Dip chicken into eggs, and roll again. Brown slowly in hot fat until golden brown. Add water,. cover and cook over low heat until almost tender (about 30 minutes). Remove chicken, and keep hot. Add soup .to pan,then vegetables, place chicken pieces on top. Cover, simmer gently until chicken and vegetables are tender. Serves six. Try milk drinks - #he real coolers The summer sun is a real thirst -builder. Try this cooler to beat the heat.. GINGER FLOAT '1 small jar pureed pears (baby food) 1/4 tsp. powdered ginger 2 cups milk 3 scoops vanilla ice cream chilled ginger ale Combine pears, powdered ginger and milk. Divide mixture evenly among three tall glasses. Add a scoop of ice' cream to each glass and fill with ginger ale. Serves three. Home economists, Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph, suggest chilling the glasses to make this a really frosty treat. - There's ndthing like a long, tall drink to quench thirst. This shake, suggested by the Food Department at '.Macdonald Institute, tTniver ity of Guelph, use milk, chocolate and honey to make a nutritious and delicious combination. HONEY ICE 2 tbsp. instant chocolate drink 3 tbsp. liquid honey 2 cups milk, scalded crushed ice ,. whipped cream grated chocolate Blend instant chocolate and honey. Stir into hot milk. Fill two tall glasses with crushed ice. Pour hot mixture .over the ice. Top with whipped- cream and sprinkle with grated chocolate. Serves two. Movingto a new home, apartment? make move a safety project ' ° If you plan to move from one another problem where small home or apartment to another ehildr-en-are concerned. Stores of this year, do you know how to make that move. in health and safety? The Council. on Family Health in Canada has made a plastic bags should be hidden in high bureau drawers. Discarded bags should be cut up into small pieces. On . arriving at your destination, check to be Sure the previous —tenant- has --not-- -left- - • check list for , mothers—for p plastic bags within reach.ofyour children. Refrigerators and freezers: require special care, whether the units have been cleaned out in preparation for moving, or whether they ,are to be left behind for the new tenant. Safeguard against small children being intrigued by an empty refrigerator or freezer as a "playhouse" or hiding place. The units should be sealed with. self adhesive filament tape by wrapping tape tightly around refrigerator or freezer twice. Overlap the end at least two inches.. Apply the • tape so the overlap occurs at the back of the unit ... out of sight. This applies even to refrigerators with doors that may be pushed open from the inside. If the units are being moved, tape can be removed easily at the new location by prying up the overlap edge and. pulling or cutting. At the location from which you are moving, and at your new residence, inspect the premises for nails, tacks, screws and bits of jagged metal. All age groups are susceptible to tetanus from injuries sustained by stepping on ... or being cut by these items. Pick them up and discard them where they cannot be found by children and used as playthings. ,Befoe you move,- ask the real estate agent . from whom you purchased or rented your new home to give you the telephone numbers of the nearest hospital, the nearest pharmacy, and the local Fire and Police Departments. Enter them in a telephone book which is kept handy at all times. Enjoy luscious strawberries protecting the health and safety of the family during this major project. The Council is a non-profit public service organization working toward accident prevention and health ar in the home. Prior to the arrival of the moving van, ask your doctor for records of family illnesses and innoculations. Also, get family records from the dentist. Ask the doctor and dentist to recommend a doctor and dentist in your new location. Ask your doctor for copies of prescriptions for medicines still being used. When packing medicines, be sure to use a separate carton. Never pack medicines in the 'same carton with food, household cleaning chemicals, sprays, detergents, cosmetics or toiletries. Seal tops of bottles and lids of boxes with tape, being- careful. not to adhere it to labels. Removal' of tape 'may damage the label or pull off printed directions for use and dosage. Medicines 'no longer in use should be discarded. Drugs with damaged labels or drugs that have changed color,should be discarded. The Council on Family Health. in Canada cautions that such damaged,, outdated or unused_ medicines must be - disposed ,of so. they are unavailable to others, especially small children. One method is to flush the contents of the medicine container down the drain. Tablets or capsules may .. have t� be crushed or opened before flushing away. Plastic -bags, present • rurnen �t Canadia`hs really enjoy their trawbgrries! Those who have picked the wild ones never forget their fragrance or flavor. If some grow nearby you may have t1 a opportunity to recapture that sensation this year! Many things have happened to the original, little strawberry found nestling among wild meadow grasses. Today's cultivated strawberries have to be more rugged because they must ship well, retain color and flavor in the freezing process and still lave" eye appeal; Canadians from coast to coast are welcoming these native grown berries ,during June and July. Thereare variations in shape and coloring but strawberries should be fresh looking, bright, plump and of good color. The container will not be stained unless strawberries are overripe. The caps should still be attached. Invert the box into a bowl Or tray, sort and refrigerate them. Wash and bull strawberries. Reserve 6 to 8 ,whole berries to garnish. ,Slice remainder and sprinkle with sugar. Cut a 16 -inch slice off top of cake and'set _aside. With a sharp pointed knife hellow out central portion of cake to form a "shell", leaving 3/4 -inch cake around all edges. Break portion of cake removed from centre in bite sized pieces. Fold sweetened Strawberries and cake pieces into 3/4 cup of the whipped cream. Fill hollow in cake with strawberry mixture and replace top slice.' Tint remaining whipped cream a delicate pink if desired and spread over cake. Garnish with whole strawberries and chill until ready to serve. 6 servings. STRAWBERRY CREAM CHEESE PIE 8 ounces cream cheese 3 tablespoons sugar I/4• cup cream lteaspoon grated lemon rind Fresh strawberries are very 2 teaspoons lemon juice . perishable so do not wash and 1 baked pie shell (9 -inch) null them until ready to use. 4 cups washed, hulled ..__ Strawberries are_ _"refreshing.t�u straberries-11quart box) + when served on cereal or simply 4 teaspoons cornstarch with cream and sugar. They become a beloved classic when served as strawberry shortcake. The home economists of the Canada Department of. Agriculture have chosen three favorites from their tested" recipes and want,to share them with you — a cake, a pit and squares. The "Strawberry Surprise Cake" uses a pint box of berries and an angel food cake but read the recipe to learn the "surprise"! Both , the "Strawberry Cream Cheese Pie" and "Glazed Strawberry. Squares" use some glazed berries. To do this, crush part of a quart box of strawberries, bring to the boil, sieve, then thicken the juice. This colorful glaze is placed on top, of whole berries on a cream "cheese mixture in the pie and on a baked shortbread type base in the squares. The squares may be garnished with, whipped cream. STRAWBERRY' • SURPRISE CAKE 1 pint box strawberries 2 to 3 tablespoons sug r 1 angel food cake (8 -intik tllat'aeter) V2 cup sugar • Few grains salt ',14 cup water 2 teaspoons lemon juice Soften cream cheese at room, temperature. Gradually beat in the 3 tablespoons sugar, then the cream, lemon rind, and juice. 1/2 pint whipping cream, whipped Few ' drops red food coloring ,(optional) Spread ,mixture in baked pie shell and chill. ry Crush 1 cup of the berries, -bring to a boil and press through sieve. Mix cornstarch, remaining `i: cup sugar and salt. Gradually add water andsieved juice. Bring to and cook, stirring constantly until thickened and clear. Cool and add lemon juice. Arrange remaining strawberries in chilled pie and coat with glaze. Chill until ready to serve. 6 servings. 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