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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-02, Page 411 Page 2 Kitchen gadgets, specialty Filling a stocking at Christmas gives you carte blanche to indulge your favorite culinary wizards in their fantasies. Along with small kitchen tools, exotic spices and gourmet ingredients are sure to delight anyone on your gift list who truly enjoys cooking. Assuming that most cooks are already well -stocked with basic measuring cups, wooden spoons and wire whisks, you'll pro- bably want to fill their stocking with unusual surprises, such as dainty tartlet tins or pretty wooden butter molds, perhaps a nutmeg grater, or even a six - sided cookie cutter. A mezzahma also makes a great small gift that's ideal for reducing anything choppable to a mince. As its name implies, this half moon blade is rocked back and forth between its two handles with a mo- tion that, actually makes mincing fun. You may want to choose a culinary theme for the stocking — for example, so- meone who loves to bake pastry would be thrilled to find their stocking full of some of the countless small cutting wheels that are available in various shapes and sizes. And a baker with a passion for gourmet cookies full of large, chocolate chunks can 'supplies right for cook Anyone who loves to have tea, now make his or her own with large size Cooks with an international flair would would enjoy a loves to filled with afternoonttc baking pieces that are new on the market. appreciate a vial of saffron for Spanish teas, imported shortbread and prettily You might want to include an assortment cookery, curry powder and other exotic of .these rich chocolately chunks, available spices for when they're in the mood for In- wrapped preserves. For the chocoholic, assemble a sampling of favorite in semisweet, and or white chocolate. dian pood, or for wheen they' soy sauce and feel like whipp- chocolates. On the other hand, Italian food afi- peanuts cionados would appreciate a bottle of fine ing up something in the wok. Filling a stocking with Christmas treats, such as fruit cakes and imported olive oil or vinegar, along with a And while you're busy gifting your sets and in- uch as gingerbread, is sure to add small fret cakes as jar ofd al st sun-dried oomuttes, You favorite edients,you may also want oks with various to treat them spirit and, while you're at it, you might could also include a ravioli cutter, if they g also to a few Christmas enjoy making pasta, or a pizza cutter for to some gourmet food delights that they cookie want to include for re bakers onChristmas your list. that all-time favorite. can enjoy then and there. :: r. st-^o. su1s s*l;.. sss; cR;ca so.; sas ; r z ,3gslcl s ; cam ;, Little sock stuffers with big impact The most wonderful Christmas gifts are not always the biggest and most expen- sive. Many people prefer smaller, more in- timate presents that reflect personal feelings. This year, fill the family's stockings with clever little packages that show how much you care. Young and old alike delight in discover- ing stocking surprises. Give the sports fan tickets to an upcoming match of his favorite football or hockey team. Arouse a teenager with a pocket camera and film. And, nearly everyone appreciates a best- selling paperback, a tape cassette of favorite music, or a magazine subscription. Watch the special woman in your life light up when she discovers a classic cameo pin or a pair of lustrous pearl earr- ings nestled in her stocking. Cashmere argyle socks or a plaid wool scarf will keep him warm and cozy during the winter months. Delicious candy in festive shapes and colors also makes an ideal stocking gift.. Delight friends and family.this Christmas morning with traditional stock- ings filled with warm and special gifts. Delicious chocolate, classic jewellery and an enjoyable novel are all stocking stuffers they can enjoy throughout the holi- day season. • This Christmas, give A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TOY DRIVE ORGANIZEBY M€DONAL®'S RESTAURANT OF GODERICH AND THE GO ERIC H SIGNAL -STAR. No child should be without a toy at Christmas time. A bright shiny new toy to set eyes asparkle. McDonald's Gift of Christmas is your way to help ensure that no area tot is disap- pointed this year. Simply drop off an unwrapped new toy to McDonald's Restaurant at 354 Bayfield Road, Goderich. A special Gift of Christmas Toy box has been provided for your convenience. All new toys will then be donated to and distributed through the Family and Children's Services of Huron County Christmas Bureau. Thank you for caring. A comiunity service provided by McDonald's Restaurant Of Goderich and The Goderich Signal -Star, in co-operation with Family & Children's Services of Huron COunty. P.S.: If you wish to make a financial contribu- tion, please direct to: Family and Children's Services of Huron County, 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich N7A 1W7. (Charitable Organization Registration No. 0184192-01-15.) lis: ° ''` .:•t` 'j3 iv`;:`iat� \� HELP SANTA THIS CHRISTMAS! Give So Every Child Can Have a. New Toy v%$ M Donald's y 1