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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-08-23, Page 6TABLE TALKS elaltie Andvewr Summer is the best time to "go heavy" on vegetables as meat sub- stitutes, not only because of their variety and abundance, but also because appetites are often less hearty than in colder weather. , * k Possible combinations of vege- tables to be served in this way are limited only by the tastes of your family. Contrast in color and tex- ture is important in, the vegetable plate * k At least one red, orange, or yel- low and one green vegetable shoulrl be included and the sweet strong, sour and bland flavor groups should be there too. For texture contrast, a buttered vegetable. one creamed, eine fried, and one raw will meet' :most requirements—and crispness may be added by toast or a bacon garnish. If the day is hot, plan vegetables that are easy to cook or that can be partially prepared in the morning. * * k SPINACH RING WITH CREAMED MACARONI cup elbow macaroni 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour teaspoon dry mustard 1 cup milk 1 cup shredded Canadian cheese Salt and pepper 3 cups cooked, hot, well -drained chopped spinach Lemon juice Additional butter Hot, cooked carrot strips Cook macaroni in salted boiling water until tender; rinse with hot water and drain. Make cream sauce with two tablespoons butter flour, mustard, and milk. When thickened and smooth, acid cheese and stir until it melts. Season to taste and add the macaroni; mix lightly. Season the hot spinach with salt and pepper, lemon juice and but- ter. Place in a greased 6% - inch ring mold. Ultinold on round chop plate, fill centre with the hot macaroni and garnish with stacks of carrot strips. A crisp. tossed salad is good with this, * 1k k SUNSHINE VEGETABLE PLATTER 4 ounces medium noodles • cup melted butter cup bread crumbs 1 cup cooked asparagus spears Golden egg sauce Cook noodles in boiling salted water until tender (about Live min- utes). Drain and rinse in hot water. Toss lightly with butter and bread crumbs. Arrange on hot chop plate and top with asparagus spears. Pour golden egg sauce over all. Serves four. GOLDEN EGG SAUCE 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour Y/ teaspoon salt 3 cup milk n/a cup shredded Canadian cheese 2 hard -cooked eggs, diced Make a white sauce of butter, flour, salt, and milk. When it is thickened, stir in cheese; add eggs and heat thoroughly. :k * * If you have several leftover vegetables in your refrigerator, you may be able to make a vegetable pie with them. Substitute whatever you have for some that are called for in this recipe. VEGETABLE PIE WITH CHEESE SAUCE 2 carrots, sliced thin r4 cup celery, diced fine 1 medium tomato, peeled and sliced 1 cup cooked green beans 4 tablespoons butter teaspoon salt Pastry 2 cups white sauce tri cups sharp cheese, grated Arrange vegetables in baking alish, dot with butter and sprinkle with salt. Make your favorite pas- try recipe, using 1 cup flour, Roll out clought to fit baking dish. Place on top of vegetables and bake at 425° F. for 20 minutes or until crust is brown. Add cheese to white sauce when it begins to thicken and stir until cheese melts. Cut pie in wedges and serve with cheese sauce. If you like one of the vegetables on your plate fried, try cauliflower, asparagus, sliced eggplant, or car- rots tripped in batter and deep fried, or add corn, rice, or cooked egg- plant to the batter and drop by spoonfuls into deep hot fat to fry. k * lisil'TER FOR VEGETABLE FRITTERS 2 egg'; 34 cup milk 1 cup flour Salt and pepper Beat eggs and add milk. Mix seasoning with flour. Combine the two 'mixtures, x k k The insulated ovens that are in most kitchen stoves make casse- roles practical all the year round. A good one for sun n1er is made of a combination of onions and broccoli. No Busses; Train's Too Tall—You'll need a stepladder to s4 are - well if you're seeing someone off on this new triple -deck railroad train now in service on the Frankfurt -Dortmund line in Germany. This young gallant put a suitcase into play, and still felt some- what short of seeing his lady fair off in the grand manner. ONIONS AND BROCCOLI AU GRATIN 3 pounds tiny white onions 1 bunch broccoli 1 cups rich white sauce cup grated sharp cheese Cook onions and broccoli sep- arately in boiling, salted water. Combine with white sauce and with grated cheese. Bake at 350° F. until bubbly and slightly brown. From not% un nnr pt'r`t'ltal nieu(' is going to be "NIL ADMIRARI" —which, if we haven't forgotten what little Latin ever seeped into our skull, means "Be amazed at nothing" or words to that effect. k 'k Our reason for taking this step is a statement just issued by a spokesman for the Ontario Racing Commission. Talking about the smelly atmosphere surrounding re- cent races at Fort Erie and other merry -go rounds, said spokesman solemnly stated that what had oc- curred was by no means a novelty; that there had been, in fact, fixed races on Ontario tracks as far back as ten years ago. Gee 1'Vhil- likers! we couldn't have been more astonished if he'd said we had politicians in Canada before Drew stepped on the scene! B * :k Races that were in the bag be- fore the barrier went up as long as a decade ago? Why, we can re- call some very sound—although untaken—advice handed out by an old-timer. "Son," he told us, "you would be far better not to bet on horse races at all. But if you are bound to bet, then leave the jump- ing races alone. But if you are hellbent for betting on Steeple- chases never, on any account, bet even a thin diene on those that have "Gentleman Riders." For while the average flat -race rider will only chisel a little on the public, and professional Steeplechase _ riders sclr:+7ni tiro -time anyone closer Cutest Flutist—One of the cutest and youngest members of the National High School Orchestra, comprised of 215 youngsters from most of the 48 states, is 14 -year-old Peggy Munro. Flut- ist Peggy and the rest of the orchestra are practising at the famed National Music Camp. than their best friends, these Gen- tlemen Jockeys would 'tlouble-erose their own dying grandmothers," And that was a lot more than ten years ago,' More than forty, as natter of fact, 'k k * The Ontario Racing Commission statement, ,already alluded• to, went on to snake clear that this august body is not only capable of digging up that kind of amazing informa- tion, but also must have among its membership some of the finest little lookers - for - the - silver lining we have had since Al Jolson was in his pri-rue. ,k * * The Commission, we learn, is to make a full report of what the boys have been cooking up on Ontario tracks—not only to the government but to the public as well. "I am sure that when this statement is made," said the spokesman, "CRIME AND. SCUL- DUGGERY IN ONTARIO WILL, DISAPPEAR FOR A LONG TIME!" Just fancy that, friends! However, there's no real crime in wearing rose -tinted glasses, al- though they're liable to dim the 'vision in heavy traffic.• * * * Id putting out such stuff the members of the Racing Commis- sion are, of course, merely trying to impress on the public that fixed races are not things which only cropped up since their, appointment a year, or • so ago, You can hardly blame these, at that, because far too many race -goers, and race -fol- lowers, are going around with pious expressions on their pans and :say- ing that boiling in tar is the mild- est punishment that should be meted out to certain owners, train- ers and jockeys. * * :k All of which is a lot of nonsense. There have probably been fixes in sports ever since the days when the promoters bewailed the fact that Cain sloughed Abel first out, making a profitable series of re- turn matches impossible. And there will undoubtedly be fixes as long as sports last ancl4 there are people willing to back their opin- ion of the outcome with cash. * * :k And who, in the last analysis, is to blame for such fixes. Genteel reader, we are going to ask you a hypothetical question and would like you to give yourself an hon- est answer. • * 'k One of the Fort Erie races about which there has been such a smell was won by a steed called NORTH DRIVE, In that race HEMFLAG, on past performances. looked much the best and was the favorite. * * * Supposing you were at the track that day with full intentions of wagering on the favorite, and a trustworthy friend came along and convinced you that everything was arranged for NORTH DRIVE to cop. You had three courses of ac- tion open to you. (1) Bet on HEM - FLAG as you intended, disregard- ing the inside information. (2) Bet on the, "elected" horse, NORTH DRIVE. (3) Pass no the race al- together :k * * The question is, genteel reader, which of those three courses you would adopt? Naturally, the third —pass tip the race altogether, We just knew you'd say that. It makes you a member of a very small and fancy divi"ng"fer.ris band shell alb sirandstand arm " ? rf; °''' ..es fancy w: v i n g bandshell food product u.s. air for aerialists dog show.fp singers.grandstand armed {;?.^. e, fancy c band sht food' pr$ L.,s. ail: ael do si aka. fan," d' band she- lfood pro r aerialists Friday ! Flags, fanfare, famous people, when the C.N.E. opens Friday ! A day you'll never forget -- the start of fourteen days dazzling entertainment ! Jimmy Durante in the evening Grandstand show, the dazzling afternoon show (starts Monday, August 27th) --•- flashing water-skiers ! Delightful music --- U.S. Air Force Band, Spike Jones (4 days only) — colourful displays from all over the world ! Come, see outstanding exhibits of the latest in science, agriculture, industry ! 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