HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-05-25, Page 27Kent 500 gr. pkg.
Side
Bacon
Schneiders 454 gr. pkg.
Skinless, Dutch Treat, Bun Filler
Wieners
Canada Grade A Beef Sale
Cut and Wrapped for Freezer
Hanging Weight Approx. 80 lbs.
Full Chuck of Beef
Fresh
Beef Blade Steaks .
Fresh.
Fresh
Short Rib Roasts .
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By DIANE SAVAGE
A novice cook often will
over -season a dish, where
the old pro knows to use
restraint. A general ground
rule to remember is that a/a
teaspoon of dried herbs or
spice is usually sufficient
for four servings.
While everyone uses the
words "herbs and spices,"
not everyone could proper-
ly tell you the difference
between them. Actually,
it's quite easy to distin-
guish one from the other.
Spices are derived from
the root, bark, fruit or
berry of perennial plants,
while herbs consist of the
leaves (but never the
stems) of both annual and
perennial shrubs. Thus,
spices include pepper from
berries, cinnamon from
bark, nutmeg from fruit
and ginger from the root.
And herbs include leaves
such as rosemary, sage,
sweet basil, dill weed, mar-
joram and thyme.
It's a good idea for the
vegetarian cook to get an
herb and spice chart and
become familiarized with
the seasonings which en-
hance each particular veg-
etable.
For example, rosemary
is nice with peas, spinach
and potatoes. Use dill weed
on cabbage, beets, beans,
potatoes and celery. Mace
adds .flavor .to • buttered
cauliflower or :squash and. -
nutm!_g is delicious in a_ -_r_
-- Will of glazed -carrots_ -----. __...
Do experiment — but re-
member not to use too
many herbs or spices in a
single dish when trying a
new combination for the
first time.
SCRAMBLED EGGS
ITALIANO
1 tsp. margarine
2 eggs, well beaten
1 tsp. minced chives
1/2 tsp. chopped fresh
parsley
1 tbsp. choOped
green pepper
tsp. sweet basil
1 slight dash ground
oregano
Mix all other ingredients
well before adding to the
beaten eggs. Melt marga-
rine in a small frying pan,
and pour in egg mixture.
Cook over low heat, stir-
ring occasionally, until
eggs are done. Serve im-
mediately. Serves 1.
BASQUE POTATOES
4 large boiling pota-
toes
1 small clove garlic
1 slice onion
1 whole clove
1 tsp. tomato sauce
1/4 tsp. salt
Wash potatoes and cut
into thick slices. Mince the
garlic and onion. Put all
ingredients into a saucepan
and half cover with water.
Cover, bring to a boil, then
lower heat and simmer
until potatoes are tender.
Drain; remove garlic clove
before serving. Serves 4 to
6 as a side dish.
DILLY GRAPEFRUIT
DRESSING
1/4 cup mayonnaise
2/3 cup fresh or re-
constituted frozen
grapefruit juice
2 tbsps. minced fresh
dill or 2 tsps. dried
dill
Gradually whisk the
grapefruit juice into the
mayonnaise, keeping
smooth. Stir in the dill.
Cover tightly and chill for
a few hours or overnight to
allow flavors to blend.
Makes 1 cup of dressing,
which is suprisingly good
with tossed salad greens.
GINGERED CARROTS
4 medium-sized car-
rots
1 cup water
1/4 tsp. salt
1 tsp. ground ginger
1 tsp. sugar
2 tbsps. butter
Wash carrots well and
cut into julienne strips.
Place water, salt and car-
rots in a pan and simmer
over low heat for about 10
minutes. or until just ten-
der. Add ginger, sugar and
butter. Cook for about 2
minutes longer. turning
carrots carefully several
times. Serves 4.