HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-4-15, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, April 1511.1r, 1942
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®� touch. Delicious? Of course. Hope
you have a nice party!
TEA BAGS
TESTED RECIPES
:By Anne Allan
Hydro Home Economist
THE pLATE SUPPER
I salad dressing to which, applesauce
i and horseradish have been added.
Place this salad mixture on a bed of
watercress and garnish with shaved
carrot .strips. (Small pickled pears,
I cored and stuffed with ,anall peanuts
would' be a surprise tidbit. With the
addition of the broiled potatoes and
sausages, everything s now ready^ to
be ,served on the plates.
.Efe l:Iomeanakere! With the
ffendestra towards small parties d°. *
these days, let's talk about 'what
sae aka eat? After all, it is nice If you are serving lunch at the
eke vale flee Knit .and Chatter girls table (and don't have to worry about
411 -/es for lunch and an afternoon of I balantcing plates on your knees) try
ets9e and. talk. Or maybe our ( tenderloin prepared in a somewhat
n *a06sass wr'1l drop in on Sunday similar way. 'Cut the tenderloin
zetteo eon and share supper with vis crosswise in 2 inch pieces, make a
flhe slit in the centre, and 1111 with quart -
erect apples abort one apple n each
piece, Place in a casserole with the
apple side up and cook for fifteen
minutes in electric oven at moderate
tempenatur'e. Cover and leave in
oven until ready to serve—'the re-
tained heat will furnien the cooking
and keep• it hot for an hour. Place
a good-sized serving of potato salad
:seasoned with onion, pepper and
salt, on shredded cabbage moistened
with lemon juice; sprinkle with
paprika and garnish. with celery.
When you have added your tender-
loin strips, your plate is complete.
RECIPES
Chocolate Cake
14 cup butter
2 cups brown sugar
2 eggs
6 'tbs cocoa dtssalbed tu• Ts cup
trot water
2 cups flour
1 tap. soda
14 tep. salt •
1 cup sour milk
2 tsp. vanilla
Cream butter, add sugar gradual-
ly; beat in eggs and stir in dissolved
cocoa. Sift flour and measure; acid
soda and salt; sift together three
times and add to mixture alternately
with sour milk. Add vanilla and pour
into pan greased with melted fat.
Bake in electric oven at 250 deg. for
45 minutes.
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fireplace.
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Mete suppers—the favorite dish
*ANT man1 of these occasions^must
'Ilea planned well ahead of time. If
.snit Ireve glass sal'ada plates, do use
thera—'they are so gay. And now
your menus—which are really
eeesty fo prepare.
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X13 we suggest Plums Broilettes
siisalse• well -seasoned gnashed pot -
lanes Into balls the size of large
- gr'a'ms, then dip them in egg white,
'lib go with them, mince round steak,
i>sr. tern with tomato juice, bind with
' i'r_,w1 dry crumbs, seasoned with
• ehoppsd celery leaves and roll into
-flag- Sausage Reels. Cover these
11122 store in the electric refrigerator
5111611 15 minutes before serving.
Tafule our hot dish is broiling — by
pihcing meat and potato balls in
iitaor"lung pan two inches below bot
-Cop eienrent—You can arrange the
-'02est And you will want a salad
6 serve with this. Plain cabbage,
shredded exceptionaly fine before-
hand sbonld be m'ar'inated with a
J$
one pound and a bale of all meat.
As for the recipe, continues, Mr, ,
Mand), well, here's the way Banana ,
Bolt 9low8awiYos have boon cooking
the muskrats since the time when
Indians used to make war whooliee �I
in these parts: After trapping, skin-
ning your muskrat and removing
the plush, you out off the hind
quarters. You 'nay, if You wish,
leave them in salt water overnight,
Paiiboil them with onions for about
115 animates, changing the water
twice during the process, After that
they're ready for the frying pan.
Fry thorn in, lots of butter, and bro-
ther, you'll have a meal to delight
the esophagus of an eplcure." So
there you are, girls—how about giv-
ing "marsh chicken" a real trial.—
Paisley
rial.Paisley Advocate.
Topping
Top with smvall section of orange
and a layer of whipped cream.
Rhubarb Cream (Requested)
2 lbs. rhubarb
Grated rind and juice of 1/4 lemon
1 inch stick of cinnamon
3. .whole cloves
11/4 cups sugar
14 tabs. oor'nstarch
1 cup whipped cream
,Cit the nhubarb into pieces (do
not peel if tender). Add the grated
rind and juice of the lemon, spices
tied in a piece of cloth, sugar and
enough water barely to cover the
rhubarb. 'Cook15 ,mins. until rhub-
arib is tender. Remove spices, Drain
off juice. Chill rhubarb. Make a
sauce of juice and cornstarch; stir
while cooking. Chill, Fold rhubarb
into the whipped cream and serve.
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And dont forget hot buttered rolls.
Place them below the broiling pan
or place in a paper bag on the .same
shelf as the casserole. They
taste just as if they were coming
out of the oven for the first time.
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A serving of rich chocolate cake
with a topping on it --for a oliange—
will give your luncheon the final
eSNAPSNOT GUILD
PHOTOGRAPHIC PARTIES
Housecleaning and Salvage
A BRITISH FLYING FORTRESS TAKES OFF
One of the giant American built
Boeing "Plying FortreSSEe in ser-
vice with the British R.A.F. is seen
taking off far an attack on Brest.
,Most housewives have started I•n this harbour of Germaneoccupied
their spring housecleanring, and 1)1
their labors they ,can do the Demiu
ion's war eeant a great service by • Popular Commercial Traveller
waving every bit of salvage for, the x(1 ,
need is mare important now than 1 Dies at Listowel Home
ever (before. Nothing must be Id
destroyed that can be salvaged and known Walter rPenSbri ie traveller
ue,of ell -
used aver again.
A housewife may be surprised to towel, died at his home L1ngsgioaday
learn of many things that she following a lengthy
thought worthless 'that 'could be suffering a stroke about a Year
reclaimed and put to work again. ago. He was a son of the late
Papers of all sof^te, except grease- Alexander and Margaret Rennie, and
proof, tar, Cellophane and carbon was born! at Cresstlgh in166?.
travelled
paper are urgently wanted. Every
For ma-ny type of cloth can be converted into thuoughout Western Ontario ase: ,a
wipers used in munitions factories; representative ,of the T. B. (]scot
bones and fat; cid rubbers; metals 00., Leaden, and had a wide circle
of all kinds, and so forth. of friends. He was a prominent
Up in the attic down in the cellar, member of Knox United Church,
in the clothes closet and under tho Listowel, anld a supporter of the
stairs there are no doubt many Liberal party. He was a member 6f
articles that are gathering dust and ` Bernard. Lodge, A. F, & A. M.,
will be placed on the discard list by I Listowel.
the housewife. Her co-operation is .Surviving aro his wife, formerly
mast earnestly requested by the Miss Marietta l2dOloy of. Herron;
one son; Melvin, of Listowel; one
govermgn�ent in .not throwing any
article which will burn into the daughter, Mao, Richard . Thorne, of.
stove or furnace, but to store it, Mitchell; and four brothers, Will-'
until called for by the salvage col Liam of Glenaen A. W. of London,0. E. of Toronto, and A. S. Rennie,
lectors. M1P.,
With a little co -Operation on the of Tilsonburg.
A private service was' held at
part of all housewives, the many
shortages being experienced can be'.
Oen,
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QUESTION BOX
Mals. yq, C, asks: "Is it dangerous
to use real sour milk le baking?
ANSWER: Sour milk only has a
limited, amount of acidity but since
other bacteria grow in separated
sour milk the baked. product will
have are undesirable flavour and
may not he of good texture:
Mrs. J. A B. suggests. When you
put away woolen garment% sprinkle
with table salt; moths and silver-
fish will not touch any `salted' cloth.
This method may be used on Ches
tenfields and rugs in summer, too.
Mrs. M. C. asks: "Should steak
pieces be rolled in bour before can-
ning meat by the hot water method."
ANSWER: 140. Flour retards heat
penetration, fiakes, off in the bottom
of tine jar •and gives the nneat a
'warmed over' taste. Recipes have
been sent to you Mrs. W,
I+i'ance the "" guest four engined
bombers deliveres •a series of simash-
ing blows upon the German warship
"Gueisenau."
Grants Delays To 600
Farmers In District
More than 600 postponements
have been granted to Western On-
,bario Imams, called for compulsory
'military service this, month, it is
auncanced by Divsion "A" officials
of the Department of National War
Services.
This is the ingest number of far-
mers to receive deferments in any
mmonth since the four-month train-
ing plan was inaugurated early bast
year and is clue solely to the larger
volume of men called for training
rather Oban to a change in the
departments policy regarding ag-
ricniturists.
Q7mphasts has been placed on the
fact that bona ttda farmers seeking
deferment within the allotted time
for their call-wp have been given
postponements. Those who wish to
undergo military training, however,
are free to do so --and it is reported
that there have been many cases of
tits kind.
Anticipating a large number of
requests) from, farmers for postpone-
ments, the department of war ser-
vices 'Por this district sent a'p-
]proximately 1600 preliminary call
up notices to men of military age
during the past few weeks.
!eeetponernents are granted to
agriculturients under Ottawa regula-
tions! which state Mat fah -,reds or
firmer'w sons will not '1)5 called for
military training unless! it is estab-
lished that they are not essential b
farm production.
Oen, followedeby a Masonic service
at which Rev. W. 15, Kelley offlciat
ed. Pallbearers were members of
Bernard Lodge, and interment was
made in Fairview cemetery, Lista'
wel,
..For a new kind of prty, conduct
t photographic, orscavenger hunt. It's
a
his nose. And somebody else, by
setting up a still-life study, could
create a tough -looking little man
out of a hardboiled egg by the use
of a few props and a paint brush.
Or another assignment might be
to picture a young goat, as above.
Just use your ingenuity and you
won't have any difficulty getting a
long list of suggestions, but hold
yourself down to three or foto' as-
signments. And whatever yore decide
upon, place a deadline on the pic-
turo-making—a time by which every-
body mast have their prints in it
they are to compote for the prizes.
If you wish you can set that time
for later that evening, or you can
arrange a second party for the print
Judging later in the week.
As for judging prints, the best
idea is to let everybody vote „and,
decide the winners by popular ac-
claim. You can give small photo-
graphic mer'ehaudise prizes tor the
best eieture of the day, another for
the first man back with all of his
prints, and a third for the most
original work.
369 John van Guilder
,-g._TAOE you ever heard of photo -
331 graphic ,parties? The chances
tars you have. But have you ever
..g-snron•one? It's a guaranteed method
of having a good time.
Row can you give a snapshot
parity? Well, let's take the ease of
-the photographic scavenger hunt.
'Phest, I'd puggent that you invite all
year cancra -owning friends to meet
et your house sometime in the
rc.£ternoon--say at 2:30 on Saturday..
Then it's up to you to prepare sev-
nv.sed general assignments for every -
finely to work on—for the Idea of
•t. scavenger hunt is to give people
roicture-matin;' aeeignments, send
them out to fill them, and then fix'
time limit by which all pictures
.-,alrst be handed In,
Fel- instance, one of your general
thesi1111nents might bol—"Itlustrato
the p.'.iras°,'a bad egg.'"That would
2at1W8 quite It bit of leeway in in•
• iorpretation. One participant might
.01520se to photograph a tough-look-
me.
ough look-rri,, gangster -type model. Another
;pit'ai or' might -show a person looking
.Se n. broken lien's egg and holding
eased to an appreciable degree.
To Be Selected
By Lottery
Ottawa, — Inauguration of the lot-
tery system of calling Hien up for
military sea -vice is expected to take
a couple of mond,,, It may be ready
for the June call-up and as soon as
it is ready it will replace the present
selective system. Many details
about the system have yet to be
decided. One is whether the lots
will be drawn from a national or
from divisional pools.
Heads C. C. F. Party
Toronto, — A 3e -Year-old Toronto
lawyer-, Edward B. 3olliffe, became
first leader of the Go -operative Com-
monwealth Federation's, Ontario
section and aesuaned the role of
party political head while internal
administrative work of the C.C.F.
will be directed, as before, by the
President. The organization's 10th
amoral convention chase Soliife over
Murray Oottrill, ot Toronto.
the residence on Wednesday after -
Plan. Town Holidays To
Help Out Farmers
Many towns and villages through-
out Ontario are making plans to
declare agricultural holidays this
summer, when all able-bodied resi-
dents of the municipality will go out
on farms in the area and aid in
harvest. This move has been
linarounced by Alex McLaren, dtrec-
tog of Ontario faumservice force.
IIe said Alliston and Arthur have
iiii'eady signified their willingness to
take hart in the plan. Brampton
and Herl'iston are considering it
acid many others are said to Le
E•eady to co-operate,
!'We are organizing towns and
villages all over the province to
institute holidays of one, two or
three days• when the municipality
will shut down completely," Mr.
MaoLaren explained.
"Marsh Cbiclren" Recipe
In response to numerous enquir-
ies from brother editors, John
Marsh of the Anshersbburg Bobo,.
has finally agreed to release the
secret of the :proper :manner in
which to prepare his favorite gas-
tronomdoal delight, .the ",rash
chicken" or mnrskret, to you and
nine. Ile p011116 out that muskrat 15
'cheap and will help to keep doW1t
2118 Werth/be meat Hill, A carcass
soils in hislsex county ter 20e (you
loan buy six of therm itt 03rnce for
the carne arnotint), and, there's about
" I would rather have chosen peace than war, for peace meant for me an
abundance of happy tasks. I regret this war ... for the time it has taken.
which I wanted to devote to cultural, social and economic tasks."
—Hitler's New Year Message.
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MEN OF THE GREAT BRITISH FAMILY OF NATIONS .
•CROSS THE WORLD TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Men of a large contingent of
Intuiting frond a tenter et a- British
Captain: D. M12ar'gesspn, Britain's
Canadian troops are aeon dieeru'
port. - They Were welcomed by
Seoietariu' 02 State tor Ware