The Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-05-22, Page 331
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Microwave
Magic
Easy weekday
breakfasts
By Desiree Vivea
For most of us breakfast
is, at least five days o.ut of
seven, anything but a lei-
surely meal.
Sure, if you happen to be
independently wealthy you
may have Eggs Benedict
sent ue on a silver tray to
nibble on as you peruse the
day's entries in your social
calendar. But for the teem-
ing hordes, breakfast is a
catch -as -catch -can affair.
Out of bed with the blaring
beep of an electric alarm, a
quick shower, the frenzied
hunt for a pair of stockings
without a run, another hunt
through the closet for some-
thing clean and pressed and
presentable. Brush the hair,
brush the teeth — and if
you're lucky, a _few gulps of
coffee and a slice of toast.
Then the daily freeway bat-
tle and an onslaught of
papers once you reach your
desk. Sound familiar? Ugh!
For what most of us most
go through during the busy
morning hours, a bit of early -
morning nutrition is in order.
Even if it's your responsi-
bility to get the rest of the
family out of the door in
working order, try to set
aside a few minutes for your-.
self and down something
more substantial than a
multi-vitamin and black cof-
fee.
Dieters often find break-
fast the easiest meal to skip,
but may find themselves
losing steam by the time
noon rolls around. And many
of us simply don't have (or
make) the time to worry
about good nutrition in the
Fashionable
Summer Dresses
at hot
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% off
at Wilson's
we carry sizes 10-20
and 141/2.241/2'
•Costume jewellery
complete selection
all colours, . all styles
Come & browse
Ideal for. Summer
Weddings!
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reg: $11800 now....
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185 Wallace Ave. N.
Listowel, Ont.
Casual' Elegance
Poly cotton blend
reg. S61.00 now,..
$4880
ladies'
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Phone 291-3511
rush to get the day started.
But nutritionists tell us
that the ideal breakfast
should account forabout one-
fourth of the day's calories,
minerals, protein and vita-
mins. A simple meal supply-
ing needed carbohydrates
and protein will get you.
going, and keep you going
until lunchtime.
Put your microwave to
work and you'll find that
weekday breakfasts don't
have to be hectic. Following
are several early -morning
edibles that take just
minutes to prepare. With a
microwave, there's no ex-
cuse to cheat yourself out of
the nutritious breakfast you
deserve.
POACHED EGG
FOR ONE
1/4 cup water
2 tsp. vinegar
Dash each salt and pepper
1 egg
Pour water into small,
deep bowl. Stir in vinegar
and salt and pepper. Crack
egg into water.
Cover loosely with wax
paper and microwave 45 sec-
onds. If white is not com-
pletely set, microwave
another 15 to 30 seconds. Re-
move egg gently with slotted
spoon and serve over toast.
Serves 1.
QUICKIE
OATMEAL -IN -THE -BOWL
1/4 cup ; quick -cooking oat-
meal
1/2 cup water
Pinch salt
1 tbsp. brown sugar or honey
Milk
Combine oatmeal, water
and salt in glass serving
bowl, stirring to blend.
Microwave 11/2 minutes,
stirring after 45 seconds. Re-
move from oven, stir again,
cover and let stand 2 minutes
before serving.
pp _with. browin ,sugar or
honey, and milk.
Serves 1.
WAFFLE
IN -A -MINUTE
1 frozen waffle
To microwave waffle,
place on serving plate and
microwave 45 seconds, or
until heated through. That's
it!.
Serve with butter and
syrup or jam, if desired.
HONEY -GLAZED '
GRAPEFRUIT
1 medium-sized grapefruit
1 tsp. butter or margarine
1 tsp. honey
Dash cinnamon
Cut grapefruit in half and
remove seeds. With sharp,
serrated knife, separate
grapefruit sections from
membrane.
Top each half with equal
amounts of butter and honey.
Sprinkle lightly, with cin-
namon.
Place fruit on serving
plate and microwave 21/2
minutes, or until heated
through. (Recipe may be
doubled. Microwave 31/2 to 4
minutes.) Let stand 1 minute
before serving.
Serves to2.
0 0 0
Recipes in this column are
tested in 625- to 700 -watt
microwave ovens. Foods are
cooked on High (100 per cent
power) and, uncovered un-
less otherwise specified.
rboughts
From The Living Bible
These perishable bodies
of ours are not the right
kind to live forever. But
I am telling you this
strange and wonderful
secret: we shall not all
.die, but we shall all be
given new bodies! It will
gall happen in a moment,
in the twinkling of an
eye, when the last trum-
pet is blown.. For. .therere
st
from the sky and all the
Christians 1 who have
died will suddenly be-
come alive, with new
bodies that will never,
never die; and then we
who are still alive shall
suddenly have new
bodies too.
1 Corinthians 15:50-52
Evangelical Fellowship of Canada
Fifty-seven countries is-
sued 176 different denomina-
tions of gold coins during
1980.
Crossroads—May 22, 1985—Page 11B
5-3, LITTLE DARLING DRESS -UP CARDIGAN: What lithe lady could resist this
charming special occasion sweater,'knit just for her in Beehive Double Knitting
yarn! The pattern instructions are written for chest sizes 22" through 28",
including extra ease to fit over her pretty party frock. Optional sew -on trim
accents the openwork pattern on the front and sleeves ... we used a smaller
version of the front buttons, but tiny beads would be just as sweet. A simple
crochet edging all around makes a delicate final touch.
Interested readers may receive an instruction pamphlet, free of charge, by
sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Crossroads, Box 390, Wingham,
Ontario, NOG 2W0. Ask for Little Darling Dress -Up Cardigan, No. 5-3. Requests
will be filled immediately while our stock lasts. •
Antique
Or Jt�nq�e
Exotic cabinet
Louis XV style
By James G. McCollam the maker has less impact on
Member, Antique the price than the age and
Appraisers Association pictoral subject.
of America 1907, Santa on the roof,
Q. This curio cabinet is $40; 1909, mountain scene,
beautifully inlaid with exotic $25; 1910, lighthouse, $18;
veneers and trimmed with 1911, Gibson Girl, $20; 1913,
gilded brass. It is about 24 airplane, $22; 1921, blue
inches square and 66 inches birds and fruit, $24; 1951,
n!high. There is curved glass windmill, $15; 1957, zodiac,
on three sides and two glass $15.
shelves. 0 0 ` 0
What can you tell me about Send your questions about
its vintage and value? antiques with picture(s), a
A. This is a Louis XV -in- detailed description, stamp-
spired curio cabinet made in ed, self-addressed envelope;
the late 19th century. It and $2 per item to James G.
seems that there is a never McCollam, PO Box 720,
-- ending.. demand-for—pieces ---Clifton--Park;-NY..-12065-A11
like this, so the going price if questions will be answered
from $1,200 to $1,500, but published pictures can-
not be returned.
CURIO CABINET — In-
lay, brass adorn 19th
century piece.
Q. 1 have decided that col-
lecting calendar plates
would be an interesting hob-
by. Would you give me some
idea of what various plates
might cost?
A. You have chosen a good
field from the standpoint of
economy. The prices are
within a reasonable range.
For example, the name of
Manatees don't fight
Manatees— sea cows —
are not fighters. In re-
sponse to a threat, their
only line of defense seems
to be flight. They can swim
as fast as 15 mph, but nor-
mally move at a leisurely 4
mph.
All Summer Yarns
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