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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-04, Page 19.t t 0 • a BRAISED SHOR1""RIBSw -Short ribs, often advertised as a "special" at meat counters, makes tender flavourful eating. These pieces are layered with meat and fat and contain small rib bones Cooked slowly for one to two hours as onerwould cook a stew, the meat is so tender it leaves the bone. Vegetables may be`added towards the end of the cooking; The home economist's at Canada Agriculture, Ottawa, suggest a trace of oregano for a special seasoning. • Beef carcass good eating' A carcass .'of beef can provide excellent eating for a variety of budgets. The aristocrat of beef roasts is, of course, the prime or standing rib ' roast _containing from one to five ribs. This cut is well marbled with fat and• should be`-' roasted uncovered in a 325 degrees oven. In the trimming of this roast, the dower part of the ribs, with its layers . 'of dean and fat, is 1 -removed. It is usually cut into..; . pieces called short ribs. 'or braising ribs. These meaty pieces are full of flavor when braisedor 6 _cooked slowly in moist heat' until the short bones separate +, .N from , the meat. Adding vegetables makes it a meal in itself. This must not, however, be considered a meal -in -a -hurry .unless you „ have a pressure cooker.• ' Not to be confused with the _ feces o.f,short ribj$ the cross rib e. o, • • roast '(depending on the cutting method it may be called.` `short rib roast"). This culkOmes from the shoulder or chuck and next the •blade. It is thick and meaty,'with small rib bones, and makes •• an• excellent pot roast. Thus the rib section of beef provides cuts fordry ormoist methods of cooking. The home economists at Canada Agriculture, Ottawa provide their method for cooking and .seasoning these short rib pieces in this well seasoned "Braised Short Rib" recipe. BRAISED SHORT RIBS 3_pounds short ribs 2..tablespoons fat . 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup diced celery • 1 cup diced carrot 3 tablespoons flour 1 19 -,ounce can • tomatoes Home Economics Achievement Day The Horne Economics Branch of the Ontario Department . or Agriculture and Food is again holding Achievement Days in Huron County. The . 1000 girls who participating in Dairy Fare have learned the nutritive impoitance of milk and dairy products as well as' how to prepare 'meals which contain milk. 'Miss geatherine HuntL .Home Economist for . Huron, County, will be holding the following Achievement Days throug'houf the county: . . Exeter Achievement Day, , Exeter High School, November 6; Zurich Area Achievement' Day, Zurich Arena, Nov.efnber 13; Clinton Achievement Day, Clinton; High School, November 20; Goderich Area Achievement ' Day, Clinton High Scifool, November 27; Seaforth -Achievement Day, Seaforth High School, December4; Wingham Achievement Day, Wingham High School, December 11.; Gorrie Achievement ',Day, Howick Central School, -December 18; Gorrie Achievement Day, Howick ', itral School, January 8, 1`972 Do plan to attend • the - afternoon programs • of the Achievement Days in your' area", urged Miss Hunt. "Your presence shows your support for the young people in your community." 1.teaspoon salt teaspoorrp416,er, 1 teaspoon paprika 1 bay leat , teaspoon oregano 1 "teaspoon sugar • Cut ribs in serving -size pieces, removing excess fat. Brown ribs in fat about 10 minutes. Remove from rpan. Saute onion, celery and carrot until onion is transparent. Stir in . flour, add tornatoes:.and, .bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Add ribs and remaining ingredients. Cover and simmer until meat is tender (P,s to 2 hours). Six servings. Food outlook tio Mi • Huron -Perth UCW hold Tenth Annual rally The tenth annual rally of the west Huron region of the_ Huron-Perth Presbyterial U1,-01. was held at Donnybrook United Church on Wednesday, October 27. Theme was "I • am my brother's keeper" and Mrs. Beth Alton of Lucknow,the Regional President presided for this meeting. The - opening worship__ was condltcted by the Dungannon U.C.W. Mrs. Hardy of the Donnybrook U.C.W. brought greetings and Mrs. Campbell Wey gave a brief glimpse of the Literature available for program, study and ,reading. Goderich' 'North Street U.C.W. conducted a short bible study. Mrs. Stewart Miner of Exeter, Presbyterial President , spoe ' briefly. Mrs. McDonald' in her report • `urged" members to be good stewards of time, talents, and money. This concluded the , morning session. The - Donnybrook ladies served a ' luncheon to all the ladies present and the afternoon sessicbegan with a hymn sing conducted by Mrs. C. •Wittick of the "-Blyth . U.C.W. with 'Mrs. Grace Brown a!, the piano. This Was followed by the roll call of Auxiliaries. Pork: Supplies are plentiful and • some , seasonal price, weakness may be expected ,in the immediate future. Beek': Little change can be expected in beef prices. Eggs: Wili be in plentiful supply at relatively..., low prices. Poultry Meat: Broiler and roaster chickens will be in acl quate supply at firm • prices. Broiler turkeys will be in. adequate supply at steady prices. heavy turkeys, expecially 'toms (16 lbs. and over) will be in plentiful supply at relatively low prices. Ducks will be in plentiful supply and geese 'in adequate Kipply, at steady prices. Apples: . Eastern Canada supplies will be ample, with prices slightly lower. Western Canada supplies will be adequate,, with prices steady. - Pears: Supply is adequate to heavy with prices lightly. lower. Cranberries: Adequate supplies and lower prices. Potaotes: Adequate supplies and declining prices. - Onions, Carrots, Cabbage and Rutabagas: 1'n adequate' supply, and lower prices. 'The Trinity U.C.W. presented a skit (Life of a Bale). The offering was received, and dedicated by Mrs. Talnlay of the Nile U.C.W. • Sugars and- 'starches ` are classified'as carbohydrates. Both furnish energy, or fuel for the body. This energy (fuel) is needed by the body to carryout all its activities, such as walking, running, talking, eating. - Support Yopr Children's Aid A solo by Mrs. Gordon Chamney of the Auburn U.C.W. was enjoyed by all. The Dungannon U.C.W. invited the rally' for 1972 and Miss Betty Facey, 'Deaconess with the United Church, • showed slides and spoke on ' "My personal experiences as a .visitor to Africa." Tiger. Dunlop WI meet at Twp.: Hall The 'ladies of Tiger Dunlop Institute met in the Township Hall, Wed., Oct. 24, with President Mrs. Elmer. Hunter presiding. Members were asked for a donation to the Huronviewcraft.,. and bake sale, Nov. 10th. Any wishing. transportation 'should ..contact,, Mrs. -B,. Buchanan,- Mrs.. Elmer Hunter or Mrs..W. Hardy. It was decided—to present a gift to„the Queen of the Furrow, MrsIrma Price of Walton. The topic was taken by Miss Beatrice Campbell of Uoderich, who has returned from a Baptist Fellowship, tour of the world. She travelled over 25,000 miles visiting the Asiatic and Europeon countries. In Hong Kong she visited her foster child who she has supported for years. She' also attended the World Church Conference in Tokyo. Mrs. Moore thanked Miss Campbell for her informative talk and interesting slides. MTh, L' .-rail,tang. arid-IV(rs: R:' Buchanan gave a report on the Area ” Convention. The 1972 Convention, is to be . held in. )London. Mrs. T. Hunter read a Thanksgiving poem. The meeting closed with Mrs. D. Bean, Mrs. J. Terpestra and Mrs. I). McNeil serving lunch. The Impressions, a �musi�cal _._behalf of_thea.residiants, groufrom the Exeter Reform Rev. Youmatoff of Bayfield Church, supplied the music for a , led a lively. sing -a -long at the Sunday Evening song service % program and tea. on Wednesday arranged by the Christianafternoon sponsored , by the r'u Reform Ch.ureh of Clinton and' ' Kinette b of Clinton. 'led by Dick Rotdrda. Kinettes; = arbara Norman, Mary The Huronia Male Chorus Helen Clifford,' Carol Bowker, from the Exeter area along with Pat Mann, Carol Finch, and chorus director, Mrs. Carffrey, pianist . Crystal , Jewitt were accompanied by Mrs. Wildfong, responsible for the afternoon's piano; provided the program for activities and ' assisted the Family Night. residents to the auditorium. 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