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Economical vane
mealtime a delicious
You. can economize on., your
,meat 'budget by buy g variety,
meats once in.awhileN.ecording
to the home economists with
Canada Agriculture, Ottawa,
kidney is one variety meat that, if
properly prepared; can become a •
- juicy_and flavorful -Heal-'fg-thoth'
family and conipanyJf ' y.ou'vd •
never trie.d kidney, yolr may want
to serve it first in combination
. with another meat as in the
wtraditional recipe of "Steak.' and.
.•'Kidney -Pie,;. Or, you may want to
' prepa're it in a simple .$upper,
..meal' such as "Sauteed Kidney
With , M'ustard'Sauce" .
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'When shopping for kidney,
you'll notice four kinds are
available—beef; lamb, 'veal and
pork. There is a great difference
JP appearance and size among the
four types but the veal, pork and
1 nib kidneysaean be used,
r•: hang:Pa hty',in_ -ani, ripe, --
The beef kidn.e,y, which is not quite
as tenderas the others, needs,, a '
longer cooking time. But when ;
-properly cooked, the beef kidney
can be just as tender anal
delicious : ° -
The beef kidney jis large;
weighing about 1 pound.' It is dark -
brown 'in color, and ha''s many
irregularly, shaped lobes. A veal'
kidney is lighter brown in color
'.than thebeef kidney, weighs about
5 ounces and has small uniform
lobes. The pork kidney weighs
about 4 ounces, is bean shaped and
light reddish brown in 'color. The
lam kidney is a dark brown,
bean:shaped kidney weighing
about 2 ounces.
Not too much preparation is
needed for kidneys. If the outside
membrane, which is like a.thin
layer of skim, is still there, it •
sliould be peeled off. You should
mit some of the fat and tubes away
from ° the meat ' with • pointed
scissors. It's easy to do• if you
separate the kidney in lobes,'
cutting away. the qat and tubes.
Then for most recipes, cut the
kidney Crosswise in "2 to 1 inch
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thick pieces. Kidney should not be
overcooked br it will become hard
and much of the flavor will be lost.
KIDNEY STEW
11,2 pounds beef kidney a
3 tablespoons flour
1.'2 teaspoon salt
.teaspoon pePPer'
3 tablespo4,ns ttuttei'
1 large onion, chopped
1 10 -ounce' can 'condensed beef.
broth .,, .
ii2 cup tomato juice
Cut ,kidney. in 41-incfr pieces.
Comb,.ijne flour, salt and pepper.
Coatkidneys with seasoned flour
and brown in butter about 5
minutes. Addy -onion, beef broth
and tomato juide. Cover and.
simmer until ,meat is tender
(about 35 to 40 minutes), May be
served with mashed potato or hot
rice. 6 servings.
'STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE
3/4 to 1 pound kidney (lamb, pork
or veal)
11/2 pounds beef, round steak
1-3 cup flour
1'2 teaspoon, salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup fat
1 cup" chopped. onion
1/2 cup diced celery
lie cup sliced- carrot
3 cups beef stock or bouillon
!/2 teaspoon thyme
1 bay leaf
i' teaspoon salt _
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 cups sliced mushrooms
pound?
Pastry for one pie crust
Cut Kidney in -inch pieces and
steak in 3/4 -inch cubes. Combine,
'flour, salt and pepper. Coat steak
and kidney with seasoned flour..
Saute onion, celery and carrot in 2
tablespoons fat until .:.onion: i's
tr'an`sparent. Remove vegetables
from pan, add remaining fat„ and _
brown beef on all sides. Add
kidney, and brown. Return
vegetables to, pan and g.radually
stir it bouillon. Add -thy--e-,-- ay
leaf, salt and pepper, _ Cover',
bring to. boil and simmer' until
meat is tender (about 2 hours).
Add mushrooms. during last 10
"-- .-inin'utes- of---cooking--Turn----i`t to-
' baking dish and cool. Coverwith
pastry, seal, edges and cut steam'
'vents. -Bake at 425 ~degrees' F.
until browned (35 to 4Q minutes ). 6
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servings; •v
SAUTEED KIDNEY WITH
MUSTARD,SAUCE
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'1/4 cup flour
1/4 cup butter
1'2 .cup chicken, bouillon
: 5 teaspoons prepared mustard
1/4 teaspoonsalt
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Dash pepper
1 teaspoonlemon juice
2 • tablespoons chopped, fresh
parsley
Cut. kidney' in 1%2 -inch pieces.
- Coat with flour. Saute in butter
until tender (abquf 12 minutes)
turning frequently. To make
sauce,'combine bouillon,
mustard, Seasonings and lemon
juiceandpourovef kidneys. lt,pat
...2 .minutes_ stixririg_ ._cons,j ntly
' Garnish with parsley, May' ,,be
served witht rice on• toast,
points. 6 serTrgs .
Bruncii thJs Sunday
,.. _serves siz
A.
"Brunch" ie one of the. ,•;.,ac
delightful of eating custorns. It is
a lazy, he4.ry way of beginning the
day sorrietime between.' breakfast
and nch
Casulual and unhurrle , brunch
can make up,for those week -day
breakiasF cainsrrop es that
piague the, hurried `pace of lite'
todayy '
What savory delight .' Cnn be
created with lust a little more
effort than usuall The aroma of
good hot food earday nly in the i5 an
invitation ..to follow the, ' 's'ame
routine through ta rest of the
week.
,You may like' to try a treat of
Bacton Wedges instead of-toast,or
Sauteed Chicken Livers for those
heartier appetites. • The home
economists at Canada
Agrictilture offer these
appetizing brunch suggestions.
BACON WEDGES -
2 cups biscuit mix
3/4 cup grated cheddar cheese -
ix cup milk w
8 slices cooked bacon, crumbled
1 bet
, en egg•
1/2 cup dairy sour cream
Combine biscuit , mix and
cheese. Mix in milk to make soft
dough. Knead on a lightly floured
board 30 seconds. Divide in half
and spread in -two greased ,riine-
inch plates. Sprinkle with bacon.
Combine egg and sour creacrl and
spread over bacon.` $ake • 15
minutes at 425 degrees F. Cut in
wedges'and serve warm. Makes
12 wedges. t
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SCRAMBLED EGG BOATS
.2 tablespoons chopped green
cation
2 tablespoons chopped celery
1, tablespoon chopped green
pepper
1 tablespoon butter
4 beaten eggs
14 cup milk
Salt and pepper
1 submarine roll, , split •'ander
toasted
6 slices fried tomato •
4 dices, cooked bacon
YGreen PefrPer-74-IniS to garnish
Saute vegetableo in melted
butter two minutes. Add combined
eggs, milk and -seasonings. Cook
stirring constantly until mixture•
is just set, (about five tTtlnut s), -
Spread mixture on roll. Top each
• with three slices tomato and,
the apple
- a. out
Good health and. apples have
been associated for centuries.
The apple is a valuable addition to
any' balanced diet, particularly
low -calorie and low-sod'itim diets,
One.._medium apple has only 80
calories. - Like 'other . fruits,'
apples are composed largely Of
water (almost -85 percent).
The rest" is mainly
carbohydrates, that is,' sugar,
starch; and fiber. The fiber in an
apple provides bulk and satisfies
hunger:
Apples after meals or for
'snacks help clean teeth :and
stimulate gums.' They havebeen.
called "nature's'toothbrush".
In fact, ;'An 'apple a day keeps
the dentist away" may be nearer
the truth than the traditional
slogan,say,fooxi specialists at the
Ontario Food Council,
Department of --Agriculture and
Food. °
JAC 'S
C�'ePll�MBER
ZHEEY META:. wopJc,
ALL KINDS WE 00
AT PRICES-
THAT AI2E
'FAIR To
You
etlper-
rings and serve immediately.
Makes two sandwiches..
Remove' membranes , and cut
livers in- half. Saute onion in a
melted'butter until transparent.
Add livers, brown and cook about
eight is inutespRemovelivers a,nd.
keep hot. Blend 4iri` flour and,
gradually add bouilton.. Stir and
Cook' unTilts ndotha,hd thick. Add
livers and seasonings and heat.
Serve with Potato Pancakes.
Serves six.
POTATO PANCAKES
,two cups coarsely grated r dW,v
potatoes •
' two teaspoons grated 'onion
two. tablespoons flour
a'4 teaspoon salt
1/8 ,teaspoon pepper
1 2 teaspoon baking powder
two beaten eggs
Fat
Mix grated potatoes with onion,
flour, salt, pepper• and baking
' powder. Combine with eggs just,
before frying.. Heat fat in frypan
until a drop of water sizzles. Drop
tablespoons of mixture -in pan and
spread evenly. Pry until golden
brown (one to two minutes each
-side). Makes about 18 pancakes.
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1 pound chicken livers .
11z cup,;rtropped onion
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup flour '
2' -cups, blgef, bouillon
1/4 dash teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce .
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