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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-28, Page 26,, • j?0!1.9,11. SIONALATAR, THUR SDAY, 9CTOtER gcl, 1971 ffolijani cheese sandwiches qukk; easy on budget HOLLAND CHEESE SANDWICHES Tired of the usual sandwich fare? Try these tasty open style ideas from the Holland Cheese Consumer Bureau, ideas which are not only nutritious, but are quick to prepare and easy on the budget. Great for an impromptu snack, brunch or lunch' they are also ideal for an early or late dinner. The protein -rich Gouda Cutlet on Pumpernickel" ,(bottom in photo) is 'a perfect meat substitute and with a vegetable platter or crisp salad and dessert makes an inexpensive, nutritious dinner. • Tiied of the usual sandwich • fare? Try these tasty open Style ideas from the 'Holland Cheese Consumer Bureau, ideas which are. not only nutritious, but are quick Id prepare -and easy on the budget, 'Great for an impromptu snack, brunch or lunch they are also ideal for an early or at • dinner. The, protein-rich,"Gouda Cutlet on Pumpernickel" for example, is a perfect meat substitute and with a Vegetable platter or crisp salad And dessert makes an inexpensive, nutritious dinner: HOLLAND CHEESE AND • FRUIT SANDWICH imported Holland Edam Gouda, shredded Or in slices sliced.peaches 'brandy • cooked ham slice oatmeal or rye bread butter Sprinkle sliced_peac.h.es with brandy and allow to marinate for a few Minutes. Meanwhile toast -Mad slices on bne side - 'only. Lightly spread untoasted side with butter and a little Dutch, .hot Imustard. TO With ham slice, a layer of brandied peaches and then a slice of imported Holland Edam or Gouda. Grill under, broiler 2-3 minutes. Serve on individual sandwich plates ' with knife and fork. • Mix all ingredients together. Spread on split English muffing or crusty P. ce under broiler 3-4 :rninut ntil cheese melts or bake in 350 degrees oven for 10 minutes. C:airtish war, tomato slices. Makes 6-8 open -face sandwiches to' be eaten with knife and fork. ALTERNATIVE: The above mixture delicious filling for sandwich rolls. Remove ,some of the soft centre. from ,soft rolls.. Fill pocket with Holland cheese' mixtures Wrap_rolls in foil. Heat • mixed pickles are a tasty accompaniment. • GOUDA CUTLET ON or. • PUMPERNICKEL butter or margarine '1 egg, beaten - 3/4 cup all. -purpose flour V2 cup bread crumbs ' • slices of imported Holland Gouda cheese (3/8" thick) cucumber slices parsley , Coat imported • Holland Gouda slices with flour, dip in beaten eggs then irt.„a mixture of bread crumbs and flour. Set aside in the refrigerator 10-12, minutes to allow coating on the cheese to dry and to chill the. cheese. • Meanwhile butter thin slices of • pumpernickel and arrange bn serving plates or platter. Melt margarine or butter in skillet. Fry breaded Holland SUSAN'S SANDWICH cheese 'cutlets? until coating is crispy and " golden. Serve each 1 cup chopped -eooked chicken, cutlet on' .a siice of tuna or ham 3 ,. cup shredded impOrted pumpernicKel, garnished with 1 c Holland Edam or Gouda cheese cucumber sliver and parsley. • 1/4 cup chopped celery • Serve with not Dutch mustard or tablespoon finely minced tart red jelly. Allow two 'Cutlets' • per serving. These are surprisingly good knife• and° fork' sandwiches suitablejor early. or late suppers • Or Sunday lynch. onion 1/4 cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon- lemon juice pinch of nutmeg • salt and pepper to taste Poor hog perform' an ce traced lo moldy corn- , Be on the lookout for mold symptoms are: swelling( of the and toxicity problems in your vulva, extra teat growth on both swine . feed, ,especially corn. gilts and barrows, diarrhea, Feeding swine molds and moldy hemorrhaging, and vomiting. In - •feeds - can 'result in ., lost breeding stock poorer production /and, in extreme conception rates and smaller •caibs, death.' litter sizes may result. ' Mold growth can occur in In many caws mold growth either, , high moisture or dry may go unnoticed resulting in 'stored grains. Most mold poorer -feed utilization and more • growths Jesuit from- improper costly weight gains. • • handling, storage,;and•treatn:ient, The following are a few 'so' care must be taken in grain guidelines regarding the use 'of storage'. Because •fungi Irequire--- moldy corn„ "air, moisture, and a favorable 1. If mold is present in the • temperature for good growth, grain, do not feed it to breeding / corn must either be dried to 13 • ,stock. Try to take the affected .,,to 15 per cent moisture before . corn out of the ration, 'of - 'iftittige. or ' placed in a silo. breeding herd'- replacements --Drying removes the moisture' before therVeigh 150 pounds. necessary for - the growth of The toxin can affect their future mold -producing fungi. Storing breeding usefulness. grain in a silo inhibits molds 2. Young pigs are affected , because there is no air to provide more by mold than • older. for mold growth. Propionic acid •finishinghogs; therefore, do -not- or a mixture of propionic and feed moldy corn to pigs under • acetic acids, in high moisture 75 pounds. grains effectively prevent -mold_ 3. • 1f,„ the mold....is-siyere, formation and can' reduce grain replace part of the corn with storage costs and fall, harvest wheat:or barley or do not use it .prOblems.• at all. If badly damaged corn Field -Mold can be a problem must be fed, try using it on just --itrtold-wet autumns, affecting a -few“.market hogs for a tew both cobs and'Iernels. Toxin 'days. 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