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Fresh Grape Pie
Refreshing green grapes at your market suggest delightful It
eating. Remember that grapes offer low calorie sweetness
with only 10.2 calorie in a cupful. Of course, green grapes
aret great to enjoy, out of hand but how about a really un-
usual recipe using grapes" It's a Fresh Grape Pie with a
surprisee ,ingredient—green tomatoes! A touch of allspice,.`a
hint of fresh• lemon, make; this pie a masterpiece of flavor,
something you'll he proud to servo to show the people you
cook for that you have a lot of .imanination and flair with
food
Fresh Grape Pie
Ynhaked,pastry for 12 teaspoon sap
2 -crust,' 9 -inch pie 1 teaspoon ground .allspice
3 cups t 1 lb'.) grapes 1 teaspoon grated lemon
212' cups thinly sliced peel
green tomatoes, .. 2 tablespoons butter or
i .eup sugar ' margarine
,3 tablespoons quick-
cooking tapioca
Linea 9 -inch pie plate—with half of pastry, rolled 18' -inch
thick. Arrange grapes and tomatoes in.alternating layers. If
grapes are large, cut in half. Combine sugar, tapioca, salt;
allspice and lemon peel. Sprinkle over grapes and tomatoes.
Shake plate to distribute sugar. Dot top with butter or mar-
garine. Cover with remaining unbaked pastry rolled 1,s -inch
thick. Trim, turn under and flute edge. Cut a 'gash in center
of crust to allow steam ,to escape. Bake in' a preheated oven
•-i-P ' 1425, F.) 60 -minutes or until crust is brown and grapes and
l tomatoes are tender when pierced with a pointed knife or
is toothpick. Serve cold.
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Once thought poisonous
Tomatoes favorite TU 1
Wash tomatoes, remove stem
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--'''''IT-is-difficult to 'imagine that, end and cut'into. pieces. Chop.
a 1 though the . Italians and " or dice onion and pepper.
Spanish used tomatoes in stews Combine tomatoes, onion sand
or sauces several centuries ago, pepper and cook 20, minutes.
the English . shunned them Press pulp'through a fine sieve;
thinking them poisonous: As Add remaining ingredients after
time broke down the prejudices tying spices loosely in a
and the _variety of tomatoes cheesecloth bag. Boil until
impro' ed .they -became widely thickened (about 'hour or
accepted by most peoples. more). Remdye spice bag. Pour
Today Canada's tomato industry into✓' hot sterilized sealers and
is a . massive one, putting ripe seal immediately. Maks about 4
tomatoes into cans as whole,
cups e'
j•
uice, puree,• sauce and soup -- p
and into
chili sauce,
As the loca'1°➢•tomato harvest
reaches its peak in various' parts
of the _country the homemaker dieters'delight
dI;ht
bottles s catsup and
Fall fruit
will want to serve tomatoes in ,
Many. ways. Although • this is , What a wonderful time to be
botanically .a fruit we use it as a on a diet! In the fall', a wide
vegetable. It may be .sliced or A.variety of fresh fruit'is available
stuffed i'n' its lutcious-fresh State. for a quick pick-me-up snack or
Tomato halves may be brushed a light, refrelhing, low -calorie
with butter and toppefi with- dessert, .. _ •
grated 'cheese, onion, seasoned"For only 25wcalories you can
bread. crumbs or 'fresh herbs , enjoy 'a plum. A small peach, 2 ,
before placing under the broiler.
Tomatoes may be stewed with
other vegetables such as onions;
green •pepers and corn: It is one
vegetable which warrants special
mention'in Canada's Food Guide
because of its high, content of
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' When buying ripe tomatoes.
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useful to know that 3. or 4'
medium tomatoes weigh 1
pound. Tomatoes that are
ripengel on the. vine have the best
. flavor. However, they are highly
• is not. nearly as . ,
perishable. and need careful
handling. Fully ripened ones...."• satisfying, or filling'as "one piece
should be refrigerated promptly of fresh fruit, remind food'
and the others allowed to ripen -specialists of the Ontario Food
at room temperature before . Council, Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food.
refrigerating. ,
Ho'm.,,..,...___., , ..-._ have
'inches in diameter, contributes
only 35 calories: You can have 3
apricots for 55 calories, half a '
cantaloupe for 60 calories and a
cup. of grape (Sr sliced peaches
at 65" calories. One medium
apple, 21 inches in diameter,
contains 70 calories and a pear,
3 inches by 21/2 inches, 100
'calories... ~
Each of these fruits -has less
calories than one plain cookie, 3 '-
inches in *diameter. There are •
120 calories in one cookie and it
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at hand may wish to presefve
them. The, home -economists- at
Canada Agriculture', Ottawa,
suggest several ways of doing ' i
this. The tomatoes may .be • First mini skirts, and now
canned in a boilingwaterbath or ' ' mini potatoes! A mini grade
potato is available in Ontario
stores, report food specialists at
the Qritario Food Council,
'Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food. Prized for
those special' company dinners,
the mini potato isperfect fors'
serving as parslied pdtatpes, with
a ,sauce, in stews, meat pies,
soups or on a shish kebab.
It was only after many
demands by,consumers for small -
potatoes that the Fruit and
Vegetable Growers Association
decided to give them a trial run
in 1971, As potatoes in Ontario
must be sold under grade
regulations, 'a new, grade was
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potato ranges in size from 0 up '
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shaped, clean, and free from
„defects. The package is labeled--
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There ,also have been new
packaging .regulations set, The
ini-potato grade will be
available 'only in transparent
plastic bags, boxes, or baskets.
This packaging allows • the
consumer to . see exactly what
she, is buying.
'The "-• transparent .bags,
available in 1-, 2-, 3-, 5-, and
1Q.-iebtind sizes, Will contain only
washed potatoes- Mini potatoes
:sold ,‘„.,,in xbasketsr.-barzw.boxe.c.are
either washed of brushed. The
boxes or baskets will be available: '
in 1 pint, 1-, 2-, 44, and 6 -quart
sizes.
perfect size
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stewed briefly, then frozen for
Fuse in casseroles or sauces;- or
made into relishes•or catsup.
QUICK TOMATO =- GREEN
PEPPER RELISH.
2 cups chopped' tomatoes
pound) •
1 cup diced green pepper
medium),
'/z cup finely chopped onion
medium) ,
'1/2 teaspoon celery seed OR
'/z eeitp chopped celery
%tablespoon salt
'Iteaspoon dry mustard
1/4 cup cider vinegar
tI4 cup salad oil
Peel and chop tomatoes. Add
green peppers and onions; pour
off excess liquid. Add celery
seed or ceter`y. Mix remaining
ingredients in a screw-top jar and
shake, well. Pour over vegetables,
- mix thoroughly ',and refrigerate
for several hours before serving.
Makes 21/2 cups relish.
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36 "iil'ediur' ripe tomatoes
pounds)
1 cup chopped onion
3/4 cup chopped sweet pepper
a ' tablespoons salt
1 cup sugar
112,cups'vinegak
„,__2estielts'cinnamon.
teaspoon whale cloves
2 teaspoons whole allspice
PI teaspoons -mustard seed
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