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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-05-25, Page 7Wednesday,May 25, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 7 cooking with memories BY DEBBY WAGLER EVERY SUMMER WE SPEND A LONG WEEKEND AT MY BROTHER AND SISTER -IN-LAWS COTTAGE. IT IS A TIME OF GREAT RELAXATION AND FUN COOKING. MEL AND I BOTH LOVE TO EXPERIMENT AND WE HAVE BEEN WORKING AT PERFECTING THE PERFECT SPARERIB BBQ SAUCE. THE LAST TIME I MADE SPARERIBS AT HOME I CAREFULLY WROTE OUT THE INGREDIENTS SO I COULD SHARE OUR JOINT EFFORT RECIPE WITH YOU.WITH SPARERIBS 1 FIND IT BEST TO BAKE THEM IN A SLOW OVEN FIRST OR TO BOIL THEM TENDER SO THAT YOU ARE JUST FINISHING THEM ON THE BBQ. SPARERIB BONANZA Take your spareribs and boil or bake them in one of the following liquids: pineapple juice, apple juice or beer with water. (Boil about one hour or bake at 325 for about 2 hours) Place the following ingredients in a small pan and bring to a gentle boil: 1 cup Diana's Honey Maple BBQ sauce 1/2 cup apple sauce 1 onion chopped fine 1 garlic clove mashed 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce 2 tbsp brown sugar Cool and then set aside a small portion for final basting. Put all other marinade in a ziploc large sealed bag with the spareribs. Let sit all day if possible. BBQ till nicely browned using the reserved sauce for your final minutes on the grill. The flavour from boiling the ribs in the liquid of your choice really gives a nice taste to the meat. You can play with this recipe by adding fresh herbs, chunks of apple and or pineapple, more zippy spice etc. Have some fun! COMING UP: The contest for The Best Potato Salad Ever, to be featured on July 6 with a special picnic feature is still open to entries. Send your favourite recipe to debby_wags@hotmail.com or put your recipe in an envelope addressed to Debby Wagler and hand it in to the Times Advocate office. ALL RECIPES NEED TO BE SUBMITTED FOR JUNE 1 SO THEY CAN BE TESTED. GOOD LUCK TO ALL ENTRIES! Lodge birthday party June 1 EXETER — The meeting of the Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge opened with a poem called, "Unity" by NG Jean Hodgert. The inaugural meeting for DDP Shirley Cooper was held with a good attendance and deli- cious meal. The lodge's 58th birth- day party meeting will be held June 1—cake will be enjoyed by all. Virginia Warwick gave a very interesting talk on her experiences hosting children from Chernobyl. This will be her family's fourth year hosting a child. remax.ca r Capsule Comments by Ernie Miatello Lifestyle modification is sometimes all that is needed to keep blood pressure in check. These changes include reducing alcohol intake, increase fresh fruit and vegetables in your diet, exercising 4-5 times weekly for an hour, stop smoking, reduce weight and deal with the stress in your life. Even if a drug is used, these lifestyle changes are still worthwhile. Almost 1/4 of all the bones in the body are in our feet. The foot has four different types of joints connected by 117 ligaments and 19 muscles. If you are a bit hard of hearing let your pharmacist know this. When you receive your medication, your pharmacist will counsel you on important information you need to know about the drug. It's important to hear it as well as read it. There are dozens of toothpastes to choose from. Some contain fluoride to harden the tooth enamel making them less prone to cavities. Other ingredients may be strontium chloride to decrease sensitivity to pain from heat, cold or touch. Sodium biphosphate reduces tartar build-up but doesn't remove old tartar and triclosan is an antiseptic to reduce bacteria causing gum disease. Huron Apothecary Ltd. Phone 235-1982, 440 Main St. Exeter "YOUR HEALTH CARE PHARMACY" PHARM ASSIST Area churches to worship in Crediton CREDITON — While area ministers will be away on Sun., May 29 attending the annual ses- sion of the London Conference of the United Church of Canada, a num- ber of area congregations will be worshiping at Zion United Church in Crediton. Participating at the 10:30 a.m. service will be those from Hibbert, Kirkton, Woodham, Zion West, Thames Road- Elimville, Centralia and Crediton. Special music will begin 15 minutes ear- lier. The guest speaker will be Bonnie (Blair) Dawson with "The Big C" as the topic. Lunch and fellowship will follow. The second annual Bluewater Shriners fish fry sponsored by Zion United Church in Crediton will be held at the Crediton Athletic field on Fri., June 3 from 5:30 to POLICE BRIEF School bus altercation EXETER — Huron OPP responded to a school bus altercation May 18, after the bus had left South Huron Secondary School. The officer learned a student had opened a window, making others uncomfortable. The student refused to close the window because he was hot. Another student intervened, shutting the window. Police say a student then grabbed the male who had refused to close the window, striking him several times with a fist in the face. Others got involved, separating the youths. The bus was stopped and two youths got off. The verbal exchange continued. Police have charged a 16 -year-old male from South Huron with assault and uttering threats. He will appear in Goderich youth court August 11. 7:30 p.m. Tickets in advance are $12 for adults and $8 for children under 12 years of age. Tickets are available from Wilmar Wein 235-1546, Ruth Haines 235-1736 or any church member. The current Confirmation class at Zion United will be received into the church on Sun., June 5 at 10 a.m. along with Holy Communion. The following Sun., June 12, Sunday School stu- dents will be celebrating their annual summer ser- vice and picnic. The annual Crediton Cemetery Decoration ser- vice is set for the Crediton Cemetery on Sun., June 26 at 10 a.m. Please bring lawn chairs and sun hats. In case of rain, the service will revert back to the church. Nurse your feet back to health Sarah Wuerth, C. PED Certified Pedorthist • Footwear Fitting Specialist • Custom Orthotics • Foot Problems Wuerth's 1.877.235.0611 SHOES new balance Proper shoes for problem feet II 1 V III 6 I D i THE WIDTH SPECTRUM 111 3E 4F Ir/nicvo lr ,` al i accuszca MaDE OVAL DAYS 2005 FOCUS ZX5 lease for only �1 per month, 36 month with $2,295 *down or EQUIVALENT TRADE. 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