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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-18, Page 250 M $ For a-g�urrnet. treat try stuffed eggplant Next time you invite special friends for dinner, and you want to serve a gourmet dish that's - outstandingly good and yet simple to prepare, try a Stuffed Eggplant Jambalaya recipe that's, I*. t !gr.,... �'f9 ;.mnd eed_ . Wolfgang ". - Teftz.;' ,,$xeeiiiive •Olref'at"The. "Stitt rr Place Hotel in Toronto. This' is a gourmet treat that will be particularly enjoyed by those who like shrimps, rice ant, eggplant, since all three of these ingredients are featured in this recipe: Aubergine,, or eggplant as it's called in this country, may not be familiar to everyone. The _._.wfyuxpl t>lc,►rcad -44.4.: originating in' India, and which has been cutlivated in France since the beginning of the 17th Cen,lrry, eggplant ' is one vegetable that happens to grow better in Amif't-t.a-than it does in France. It can be obtained, at almost .any supermarket or fruit and vegetable store. Here's a tip .about, the "one pound of chopped shrimps" that is an important part -of this Stuffed Eggplant Jambalaya recipe.__..WYhile you rr y choose to cook fresh shrimp and then devein and chop them, it has been found by kitchen testing that excellent results can be obtained more easily by using pt. 4 ,:;:k rec�ed d evetried• ani' P which only needs. to : be soaked in cold -water for two minutes bef ore using. . The ingredients given by Executive Chef Teltz in htis recipe will be ,more , than sufficient to give - `. servings to four people. • Lamb cocktail -cubes, spicedwith a.tiint This superb party -time dish can be Lamb cocktail cubes For of -ginger, make for hotiday�festive-fare'with' wcfiffd'rence. Prepared ahead of time, ready for reheating when guests arrive... holiday entertaining Entertaining' friends in your hong is a warm and gracious - gesture, especially now that the excitement of the holiday season and party time is here: Sometimes it is not much fun e for the hard-working hostess to .dream up- a 'dish that will tickle the palates of guests .who may already have made the party rounds with a succession of bites and nibbles on the same kind of bits and snacks they've been ✓ sampling for years. , Whether you are first or last ---orrthe-party-scene; whether i -is-- friends or, family, or business. associates 'of the head, of the "house, you'll help make the party a hit when you serve Lamb • Cocktail Cubes. This dish..isgreat. for a "get-together anytime, for before -the -theatre or after an evening of bridge. Tender 'lamb combines with tingling cran-apple juice and spicy condiments to' produce a • tantalizing taste treat for the party season. Tryphena Flood,- - lood, ...- home economist for the 'New Zealand Lamb informatpn /Centre, recoin'mends a touch of ginger*,? to add sparkle to this superb lioliday dish which can be prepared ahead, ready for ▪ reheating wherr guests arrive, r 6 At the time yo uy the lamb, ask your me• t store . to slice -the leg into one-half inch slices 'for you. Then defrost,-. meat. LAMB COCKTAIL CUBES 2'/2 lb New Zealand' spring lamb leg slices, •defrosted '('/2 inch thick) 2 tablespoons. salad ,oil 1 cup termly packed brown sugar 3/4 teaspoon ground ginger 3 tablespoons soy sauce • - .....,1,'4 cu s crap-a_Pe juice 1 cup tomato ketchup OR chili sauce /2 teaspoon salt 2-2/3 tablespobns cornstarch '4 cup water 4teaspoons lemon juice Trim off fat, if necessary. _Cut lamb_.l'hto bite sized cubes. In saucepan brown lamb cubes 'lightly. Drain off 'fat. Combine sugar, ginger,soy sauce, juice, ketchup and salt. Pour over meat; heat to boiling. Reduce heat at once; simmer until_ cubes are tender, about 4,0 minutes. Stir occasionally. • • Combine cornstarch and water and .stir into ' meat mixture. Cook until thickened, stirring ' constantly. Place in chafin• g , dish or attractive candle -warmed, server. Put cocktail picks in container •tiext torving dish. Serves six 'Tb eight as snack food. As accompaniments make up a relish tray with- c'elery sticks, carrot fingers, radish roses and cherry tdmat.oes. 1 teaspoon Bovril beef Cordial METHOD Cut your eggplants in half, lengthways, Scoup out the center of the eggplants and' -elite. :_Saave ;thy eggp1an.ts ,s_ hers, PO.them into a saucepan and into it ad'd `We 2 cup's of "water and teaspoon salt. Boil for 5 minutes and -then drain thoroughly. Next you melt your 2 tablespoons ,butter in a frying INGREDIENTS_ 2 large eggplants 2 cups water �.�, ....'. 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter "z cup celery, diced '�z'cup green onions, chepped '/a cup .green pepper, diced, 1/4 cup parley.,, chopped 2-cu,ps rice, cooked 1' lb. shrimps,'chopped ',;' teaspoon salt - Greenhwse tomatoes best on the market Ontario„ greenhouse, tomatoes are vine -ripened and full of flavor. • They axe grown in insulated- • greenhouses that ..are close to local markets._This is.an advantage for the consumer. The tomatoes she buys do not have to be picked when still firm ,and green to withstand , long transportation. Tomatoes which' ripen naturally, on the vine develop more flavor. Most flavor develops in the last four to five days of ripening. Homegrown tomatoes, picked ' at a stage which allows them to'reach the store at their peak of perfection, contain this "full flavor. Tomatoes picked and shipped , when green will no --- Do not refrigerate your tomatoes, advise food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Temperatures below 55 degrees will cause, loss of flavor and a watery mushy tomato as, cells are injured and break down. If further .,.,.ripening is ..necessary,. keep tomatoes at room temperature and out of direct sunlight. Chill tomatoes for a short half hour before serving._ Use the greenhouse tomatoes to add color and flavor 'during fall and winter when other fresh vegetables are at a premium. M.= When you wan( information about a loan or mortgage, dial the Operator and 'ask for,Z .pith 08000. Wherever you are. Zenith 08000. Cash Store Central. r Niagara newest servicer - ' r t e . Outipuok.11.exAMMAS.W.5g49A-4,.%NagattgASaliAb, r= sit of getting the loan or mortgage you want. It's our way of bringing you and Niagara together; at your , Zenith 08000 convenience. • "V • GODERICH SIGNAL.STAR, THURgDA'Y, NOVEMBER :$ pan or skillet. Add celery, green onions, green pepper artd parsley. Saute until tender. Then stir in the diced eggplant, rice,' shrimp, 1 teaspoon Bovril, beef cordial, and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Kook._. >b _....minutes conantly.rt , The final step is to fi11 your . eggplant halves, and bake in a " 315 • degree,' oven for approximately 20 'minutes. Serve immediately. dames Rkhurdsofl&Sows Serving 'The :Food D4mlers of Westam► O 4 ' PHONE 524.6388, GODERICH Consumers should complain, The W. E. Williams -Representative." GODERICH Tel: 524.71.02 about poor quality.. food G.�vernmefltwants to keep more. of your income tax dollars. So why don't you? When consumers are not satisfied with' the quality of food they have purchased, they have a right to complain. 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