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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-18, Page 19yr N 4 'Home baked Chr unmistakenly sa made from reeip 'Kitchens. ist ns breads• fill the air with an aroma 'that is v.ored...Here, Holiday Cranberry -Orange ,Bread e below. Courtesy R. T. French Company's Test IIOmLe flaked BreCis--- 11 l'sty Greetings Fragrant home baked Christmas breads, crunchy with nuts and bejeweled with candied fruits, are a unique and delicious way to send greetings of the season. And ,this recipe for Holiday Cran- berry -Orange Bread is espe.-, daily welcome at. this busy time of year An easy -to-make quick bread, it has the added plus of a wonderfully trioist ter- Sift together flour, sugar, ture and good keeping qual- potato granules, baking pow- ities; that, come from 'the . der, soda and salt. Combine addition -.,.of... instant xna�kxed --eggs,, • • - nater. --oranges: j�ticez rn les _ D!crt_elopi �'""t'I.e1 bittmetl7 "in' the R. T. French Com- peel; ' add to flour. inixtdre, pany's ,Test 'Ki'tchens, 'the beating just until blended. bread combines the comple- Fold in pecans nd.cranber- mentary„flavors of tart cran- ries by hand. Pour to a well berries and pungent oranges, greased bundt pan or 10 -inch Also, it can be frozen, so bake- angel food cake pan; 'bake in up a batch and keep some to° 350 -degree oven 11/2 hours or serve to guests too:. until cake tester comes out HOLIDAY CRANBERRY clean. ORANGE BREAD 4 cups. sifted all-purpose flo 2 .teaspoons soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 eggs 1 cup water 2/3 cup orange juice 6 tablespoons melted butter or margarine 2 tablespoons French's Orange Pel 2 cups chopped pecans 2 cups raw cranberries 2!/2 cup 1 env Fr 4 tea ur s sugar elope (5 servings) eneh's Instant Mashed otato Granules spoons' baking powder Remernber, Gifts Can 'Say Thanks At Christmas it is custom- ary to gift people who have been of service throughout the year -.- the" mailman, garbageman, milkman, news - p i ui1ding .> bp. ndent� cleaning lady aid delivery b43r:" Cigarettes, cigars, tobaccos for the smokers could elim,ir nate the "what to get" for some of these persons. Cordials, liqueurs, cakes and candies are,also season's ,,specialties for thoughtful gifting. Gloves and Mufflers are appreciated gifts by the out- .of^.do_oxa' wPatAg,. nfi.;. .ud,... thermos jugs and insulated food keepers can make the routes early in the morning a little more comfortable. Housekeepers appreciate gifts of toiletries, clothing and accessories like gloves and scarves. Gift certifl re a perfect for t e "not sure what to get anybody." It does .away with the burden of more holiday shopping. Shop'Early! Lay -away a Gift each day. • .7rasty Tree .',Decorations "Candy'.' „nrnanaent.. theme is .designed to make .Christmas trees look fuller. Candy canes, lollipops, gingerbread houses, Santas and reindeer are proportioned for trees with larger spaces he- tween branches. Available at Sears stores and through the cont- pany's,...catalog. Red Nosed Center piece FOR HOSTESS For the hostess, and for every woman who likes to r-anging•- from party aprons. to at-home culottes, paja- ' mas and robes. • J• " GODERIC -I SIGNA L STAR iiLase THURSDAY, Novalgn 8, ComfSlippers 1:474, Home is the one plate where ' the whole family is comfortable and relaxed, and, it's only natural to wear the -, k,in } of clothes that Iook and feel right for the Part. That's why L§lippers for. everyone from grandparents to pre- schoolers make • appreciated gifts for°family giving. ' pp f� er, s° ty 1e s .acre no IeSnger 1 mi_te:dr, to -merely bedroom:- ser' edr,00n -ser' types; many are de- srned to serve as multi-pur- pose .at-home shoes, reports Leather Industries of Amer- ica. If she enjoys dressing up at home with beautiful robes and hostess gowns, slipper gifts to coordinate with her at-home wardrobe are'in or- der. Sarldals,;mules and pret- t1w1 eaar rfeadainty YIoCd- _ , u ribbon trirxi give this season's leather slippers added glam our. Neat tailored types in dur- able leathers make practical gifts because of the constant 'u, a,ge they receive. Newest slippers in. durable glover, brushed, smooth and em- bossed leathers sport•iiard- ware or stitching themes. In styling, they may be slip-on. or moccasin types, sandal or boot with "V" inset • Ar , Gat. at sides. Many of -these styles are ava'il'able with the winter "plus" of warm shearling lining. Slipper news for men cep- !. 4,, uP-d, slipparoers, boots and Bross -over sarnici1 : Opera slippers -:sport contrasting band Or braid' Win and high -cut fronts. More casual slipper_ favor- ites for men ;are Indian mor- casins, with tassels and hand sewn leather lacings, chuk- kas, backless mules, and sandals. For the cookies -and -milk contingent, s 1ppe s deeOrat- • ed with ducks, bunnies u' other aniznaierWraii.fringe or beading, or 1e3 ,they Irtl. printed a -la -leopard' or zebra make....'ooz .-earhp.4aro► ndo"., and happ ,,Christmas stock- ing stuffers. Shea,lri'ing lines these. slippers. The older kids are partial leathei` It iers Zvi Ii - KIM fx1-_ .z 1 —7,c xu;t ot,.too.....,. adult. Best of ail, they like thein to show off shiny brass, moccasin or boot styling, and - for girls, pretty flat bows r buckles: The •traveler --man, wom- an or child --- who packs a. tight suitcase will surely ap- preciate soft folding slippers: CLA R A ST E'l' A► tT S.uggests A -GIFT OF CLARA STEWART FRAGRANCE AND COSMETICS PHARMACY 'Larry- Rtieck• PHM f3- •Archie Barber,-P44Md3. .Or bake in 2 well greased -9 x 5 x 3 inch loaf' pans in 350 -degree - oven 60_0 -70 minutes. Let cool in pan about 10•' minutes. Turn- out. Garnish with confectioners -.sugar, whole'; almonds for candied .fruit, !,evAvAvAvAvdm-vA-vev; ristmas Stocking Idea ts Everyone Play Santa Make this Chr4stmas a "sock it to 'em" good time. ,Yu11. ,, time _stockings . and Christmas are practically synonymous.. The tradition of filling 'stockings during this most festive time of year is really only .three centuries younger than, Christmas it- self Over the 16 or so centu- ries which have passed since Saint Nicholas began the practice for all thetood little boys •' and girls who lived in 'Asia Minor, fillingostockings — hung by the chimney with care — has evolved into a world-wide Christmas Eve ritual. In ,many . families, each member, in addition to larger gilts that are piled under the tree, also ' selects• a smaller - "stocking gift" for the oth- ers• Sometimes, all the names are written on paper, indi- vidually folded and "secret- ly" drawn and each family member has a chance to play Santa for another member of the family. One advantage of stocking. filling is that small, inexpen- sive gifts can be exchanged. Many' stores provide ready - filled versions for Santas who have extra -rushed gift lists. Another advantage Of the Christmas stocking is that everyone can get one. Mom, Dad, Sis, Junior and every, the Wrapping Up Holidays Add a Clytistmas touch to your Christmas gift with personalized Christmas wrappings that hint of the gift inside. A -gift of food can he cheerfully wrapped to'suggest tempting delicticies ... or a gift for the house can be imaginativly wrapped as shown above. Tasty --Christmas decorations might include this yourself reindeer. See ret;ipe below. Frani .11o:te.... -Sant•a's Tasty ' Reindeer N�wMaking Local Stops Call him Rudolph, or call him Blitzen, here's a rein- deer centerpiece the children can make as quick as a Twink! A11 they 'need are five creme filled .vanilla snack cakes for body and -legs, a donut for the head, pretzels for antlers, a Marshmallow tail and a cherry nose. Bam- boo skewers and toothpicks keep the parts together. The "baked goods will be too fresh to work with right from the Hostess package. 'Heating in the oven , will make them firmer, You'll need: 212 packages (5 cakes) Hostess Creme Filled Twinkles 1 large Hostess•,Donut� Long bamboo skewers Toothpicks 1 Maraschino cherry ,. 2 curled "pretzels 1 large miarshmallow Powdered sugar; optional Bake Twinkles and donut for 20 minutes in a 250°.=omen, • bottom down on a baking sheet or foil. Twenty minutes more on their sides and Twinkles will be firm'ennugh, but allow another 20 for the donut. Cut a small diagon 1 slice from the ends of "four Twin- kies so they can stand. These, will be the legs. Skewer through the complete length, allowing one -inch of the skewer to come oat at the top. Lean two Twinkies to- gether fos front legs and ° toothpick to hold. Do the same for the rear legs. Cut a V4 inch slice from rim to.center of donut. Insert' curled pretzels for antlers' and hold together with toothpicks. Attach cherry nose with- half a toothpick, . Attach donut head to the • fifth Twinkle (the body) with toothpicks acid ttach on' to • the skewer d legs. Marshmallow is to thpicked on as the tail. Sprinkle with - powdered sugar for a snowy effect., 1 reindeer. -r 'Mail Early' Is Rule for Sending Packages, Carols Late Christmas cards need not `:te; if one rule is fol- lowed—Mail Early! Wrapping packages secure- ly in sturdy boxes, with heavy Raper and strong twine, helps • :Ssi3' 6'ao S S"g i itg rt 1:iii RSk "3 . S aZZAw a=ss i si3 'A . R9i hili ti i.5t. " .tS" a i5 `'g. S tiASui Pg, insure a safe arrival. Of course, zip codes, "the• only way to go," must be in; eluded, if thei package, card or letter is to arrive before December 25, 1970. lO% DI SCOU,NT 1Ooh ON ALL CASH PURCHASES E,OPLES __STORE :;r;E NOVEMBER 7 to 1G:OO r, .-4-UESDAY, ijr�im ""*+aX.mtTC.,wT." `�'r�'+w,• uc1'i'.L" er`ry EVERY ONE WELCOME ELCOME10° o ssAtti youawsvo'ywm'wftwwhauutopeosAm.uw+ zgattcststkoszGmyzott�ydstzAtemywittsmo pA 1'\ DRESS SHOES • McHALES • GALE Plus a full line of winter boots Allow him to put his best foot forward this Christmas in footwear from Sproul' Shoes. We have'the finest in shoes, casuals and a complete line of winter ' boots in fe ether. At the moment our selection of slippers is as complete as you will ever find. We are surewe have something to please. If you want him to be well pleased come Christmas come in and see us! Choose the item or get a Gift Certificate. SPROU:L SHO E 1' KINGSTON _STREET (Next to Club GriIA d5 t t fi t