Zurich Herald, 1950-11-30, Page 3t
Now for that Christmas Pudding
recipe - and I'll, sure you'll find
t
thit a very fine one, although per-
haps the quantities are a little too
great for many families. The Yield
.I
:from what follows makes eight gen.
:s7
trolls servings, or twelve of the
more moderate variety. 1-lowever,
it is easy to cut down on the quan-
%4 cup almonds, blanched and
titles proportionately if you think
coarsely cut
"this is too much to handle.
41% cups once -sifted pastry flour or
4 cups once -sifted hard -wheat
CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING
flour
23/2 cups seedless raisins, washed
4% teaspoons ground cinnamon
and dried.
4teas1oon ground ginger
3/
34 cup seeded raisins, washed and
3/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
dried if necessary,
a teaspoon round mace
/
1 cup currants, washed and dried.
I o r
/s teaspoon ground cloves
cup slivers ed
V2., d or chopped lois
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1 teaspoons salt
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candied eels and citron.
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15 tablespoons butter
.ra cup ahponds, bIanc(led and
15 tablespoonsoons shorteningIn
g
coarsely cut.
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2/4 cupi7 lightly packed brown
1 clip coarse soft bread crumbs.
sugar
X cup finely -chopped suet.
12 eggs '
cup lightly -packed brown
% cup grape juice
sugar.
g
z . cu cold strop coffee infusion.
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1% cups once -sifted pastry flour
Prepare the seedless raisins, seed -
or 1%s cups once -sifted hard-
ed raisins, currants, peels, (fates,
wheat flour.
cherries and almonds.
teaspoon baking soda.
I teaspoon ground cinnamon
14leasure and sift together three
/ teaspoon ground ginger
times the flour, cinnamon, ginger,
teaspoon ground cloves
nutmeg, mace, cloves and salt; add
Y4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
the prepared fruits and nuts, a few
% teaspoon ground allspice.
at a time, mixing after each ad -
V4 teaspoon salt
dkion until -fruits are separated
2 eggs
and each piece is coated with flour
l cup grape juice (may. be part
mixture.
brandy)
Cream the butter and • shortening
X teaspoon grated lemon rind.
together until very soft; gradually
blend in the brown sugar, creaming
:tet
well after each addition.
I
Beat the eggs until thick and
light; add to creamed mixture, a
little at a time, beating well after
each addition.
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Easy To Make
Colorful Tags
6
Baggage tags of various sizes
with string attached, which may be
Prepare the seedless raisins, cur-
bought inexpensively, are not only
rants, peels and almonds; add bread
useful in the house in many ways
crumbs, suet and brown su'5ar and
but can be made decorative for
combine well.
special occasions.
Measure and sift together three
With little scenes painted on them
times the flour, baking soda, cin-
in bright colours they may be tied
namon, ginger, cloves, nutmeg, all-
on the branches of a Christmas tree
spice and salt; add to fruit mix-
for a lovely effect. If children want
ture and combine thoroughly.
to decorate some, let them use cray-
Beat the eggs until thick and
ons to make designs or write *appro-
light; stir in grape juice for mix-
priate greetings on them. The
ture of grape juice and brandy)
lower end of a tag may be cut
and lemon rind; add to fruit mix-
like a star, a tree, or a Santa Claus,
ture and again combine thoroughly.
and the upper part of the figure
Turn mixture into well -greased
drawn and painted on the tag itself.
pudding bowl, packing it lightly;
Gold stars pasted on small tags
smooth the top (bowl should be
and hung on the tree with red rib-
-no more than about three-quarters
bons may be the children's work.
full).
Cover mold with a piece of cook..
cry parchment that has been»wrung
out of cold water or with greased
paper and tie down. Steam, over
r2pidly-boiling water, closely cov-
ered, for 3 hbtirs.
Uncover pudding and let stand in
t
the bowl until cold. Cover cold
pudding with a dry tea towel, tie
r
down and store in a cold place.
For serving, re -steam pudding
about 13/2 hours.
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The tags may be cut inti a variety
+k :k
of shapes and used, not only on a
I've already given you a couple
tree ,but for marking packages.
of Christmas Cake recipes, but an-
As an amusing feature of a party
other probably won't do any harm
the tags have many possiililities.
-especially when it's such a nice
They can be cut and coloured to
one 'as this. There's just enough
suit all occasions, and o rlhform
tatter to bind the fruits properly,
to any season or place, A dozen or
and the latter will be distributed
more tied together and attached to
throughout the entire cake. Keeps
a big decorated tag plight hold the
moist too. Quantities given yield
names of guests at a shower and
two 8 -inch squares about 23/2 in-
,
be hung over a table.
ches deep.
Children would enjo) surprise
It cups seedless raisins, washed and
tags hung on their chairs with their
dried
names printed on the front of the
3 cups seeded raisins, washed and
tag and verses on the back, as place
dried if necessary
cards, at a' party. Guessing games
s cups currants, washed and dried
might be fun, if half a name, part
gf cups slivered or chopped mixed
of a cartoon, or funny verse were
candied peels and citron
written or drawls on a tag tied
1% cups cut-up pitted dates
around a player's wrist until some -
3% cups quartered drained red can.
one was found wearing the other
died or maraschino cherries
half and they paired off.
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working
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17. iligil in the 40. Mixture of
musical scale sugar and
molasses
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property43. Flowed
4 Curved struc- S. oral
tural member
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24. Seed covering 46. Afetal
L Striltes via- 4, Gone by
le 6. Garden im-
26. Canton in 47.Craft of East
Switzerland Indies
13. Ripple against eplement
19. 1:iigh wind 6. Ingenious
26. Abrasive 49, Soon
material 50. Ointment of
14. Malign 7. Pronoun
16. Cause 8. Type o2 stage
28. Character In the ancients
'Peer Gynt' 53. Negative
09 Dis atch boat production
29. Legume 66. Sun god
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carefully
21. Age
23. Compound
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24. Clumsy wokk.
men
27, Island in the
Pacific
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birthplace
31. Tree
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as. In lilts manner
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Inlet
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44. Before
46: Appalled
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Man'
52. Helena is the
capital
$4. Measures of
weight .
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Add the flwir-fruit lui.ilure to
elle creamed mb:mre about A third
at a time, alicruating with addi-
tion of the grape juice and cold
F�tronr coffee, and combining thor-
cughly after each addition.
Turn batter into two deep eight-
fnch square cake pans (or the
equivalent) which have been lined
with three layer; of cookery parch-
ment or heavy paper -the top layer
of paper should be greased with
butter.
Bake cakes in a slow oven, 300
degrees, 2;/4 to 3 flours,
Let baked cakes stand in their
pans on a calve cooler until cold.
Store in a croci: or covered till or
roasting pan.
Note: When you store your
k h• 1
ca es, t at t ivy re(.inlre coobiess
and dryness that t t eY must be
111a container will C Jltain'T t' til ch 1 1 not al-
low the softY Y little of n lit frn1t
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The Stewardship of Life
Romans 12:1-2, 6-8; 11 Corinthians
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Memory Verse: I beseeell you
therefore, brethren, by the mer-
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of those in the ministry. But God
has calls u 1 t minister in
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gave their own slaves to the Lord.
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lived to serve, "For the work of
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"What shall I give Thee, Master?
Giver of gifts divine[
I will not hold, time talents or
gold -
For everything shall be Thine
Chorus :-
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Thou hast giv'n all for me;
Thou didst leave Thy home above
To die on Calvary.
What shall I give Thee, Master?
Thou hast giv'n all for me;
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heart;
I will give all to Thee."
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