The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-10-31, Page 20•
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INTRIGUING—Calypso Pear Salad brings intriguing flavors of the Caribbean Islands to
your buffet or dinner party. .
COOKING CORNER
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Fruit scskids get
u- out of rut
By SUSAN DELIGHT
Are you in a salad rut? Do
day 'after day, serve a
lettuce and tomato salad?'
Fier a Change, tryA prettily
arranged fruit salad and see if
*salad acceptance does not go
up many notches. - .
There are Manv. combine -
tions of fruit which meldinto
tempting .taste treats. And oc-
casionally,
-add variety,
t,with vegeta-
Duringthe unmet months
here are many fresli fruit
ariet:
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wou•-;.
0044fruits.
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The recipes
:featured today
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VPSO.rEAit SALAD
04) can Bartlett pear
'wives "
(8 o*.) can ' pineapple
.2 oranges
1 banana-
Marisehino cherries
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uzzy,
• By BUROKER &
HUNTS:INGER
twii little characters in
the accarnpanYingillUstration
,were christened Puny and
Witay bit* seventh grade
boy who made them.
You may beable to find bet,
• ter names for. these troll -like
figure*, but there's no arga-
Meat that they are easy and
Salad greens
Banana Rtim Dressing (be-
low)
Drain pears and pineapple,
reserving syrups for another
use, Peel and slice oranges.
Peel banana and 'cut into
spears. Arrange 'fruits on
large platter lined. with
•greens. Serve with Banana
Rum Dredsing. Makes six
servings,
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,BANANA RUM DRESSING
lbanana
1 cup dairy sourcream 4Soften gelatin in cold water.
and stir until dissgsied. stir
Ilemon juice. Cool until 'itilx-
ture begins to thicken slightly.
• Mix mayonnaise, horserad-
ish, salt and garlic powder to-
gether. Blend into gelatin
mixture. Fold in apple, cu-
' cumber; cheese and onion.
Spoon into five oiled (7-ouriee)
individual molds (or, a 1-
quart mold). ChM firm. Un -
mold and serve on crisp let -
Wee. Makes four to six serv-'
ings•
(Note) Preferred variety:
red 'delicious or golden deli-
cious.
4 & one-third cups apple
juice
2 tablespoons lemon juice
cup mayonnaise
2 teaspoons prepared horse-
radish
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
2-3 Apples (Note), unpared,
cored and diced to meas-
ure 2 cups . •
1 cup diced cucumber
1 cup cheddar cheese, finely
grated, lightly packed
1/4 cup green onion, finely
•chopped
Lettuce, •
3tablespooas 11 t rum
.1 tablespoons light bropu
• sugar
2 teaspoons lime juice
teaspoon ginger
MI teaspoon salt
Peel and mash banana. -
Mend in remaining ingredi-
ents. Chill. Serve in bowl sir-
• ed with additional sprm-
g of brown sugar. Makes
about 11/2 cups dressing,
ehtapplejuice, add gelatin,
APPLE,aIEDDAR MOLDS
• 1 envelope unflavored geb-
tin.
1/4 Cup cold water
CHiLb'S PLAY
uzzy brighten
scene
fun to make. And it's a good
chance to give one's' imagina-
lion full rein since no one
knows for sure just how a troll
is rep* supposed to look
Popular in Scandinavian
folklore, these make-believe
people actually began as gi-
ants. Now, however, the word
Seems to apply only to mis-
chievous dwarfs. From the
sea* type described in such
traditional tales as "Billy
Goat Gruff," trolls seem to
have evolved into good luck
figures. Perhaps this is be-
cause the word • "troll"
rhymes with "droll," which
"refers to comedy or humor.
Baby food jars, both the
large and snudl ones and with
their lids attached, make ex-
FUNNY Trollie.ollies are fuzzy, fOrirty creatures gr af to keep as goodluck dolls.
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By DOROTHY
ST. JOHN JACKSON
Certified Master
Graphoanalyst
Dear Dorothy:
My problems are constant.
Why? 1 ant synonymous:with
trouble. Why? If they call out
a number for a door prize, tt
won't be mine. But, if they
drop a brick off the top of the
eellent bases for troll figures.
For the small one obtain a
seven by threeuIrtr inch
square of rough fabric such
fur (or falr,e. fur), shag
scraps, cherale, or any ri
or fluffy textured material,
The larger jar requires a ,
square of nine ana titre*
quarter inches.
Spread the fabric flat and
make a Maltese cross by cut,
ting away four small squares*,
one from each corner. Take
away three.and-a-half-inclt •
squares from the small'
piece and three -and -three.
quarter-inth ones from the
larger.
Center these crosses over
the top of the jar .and slip a.,"
rubber band over the outside,
to hold all the flaps in place.
The bands will te hidden in
the bulk of the material. Next,
glue on eyes, Ute type that
wiggle such as found in novel- ,
tY shops, or else make them of,
felt. A scrap of fur can serve
as backing for another hit of
felt and so makes a comical,.
protuding nose. ,
.Floppy feet, which ally glue'
into place to cover the jar's
bottom, can be made from „
fourinch'sqUares of felt. The
lady troll can have a perky
bow. Hata are another 008.4..
bility or any type of demo..
U en that seems suitable.-
NOvitallYiXtneeditia nairie.
And doriit be surprised -if all
your friends want trolly -4W/
—or whatever youcare to Call/
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to . sir treat
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Deer LT.:
You probe didn't see the
sign "falling eithow.
You're spinning so fast,
you're atriPlAug Sam
Thi tangling lower loops
show that you're going in all
directions — at one thoe.'
Your far forward Sant causes
you to act before you think,
and there you have it an-
other brick. Theo, that long
loop throws all your pbyelail
energy into the act, and
wham!,
Involved in your "too
many" activities, you want to
stay on the direct path to get
things done, seen clearly
throughout Your writing, but .
not shown precisely above.
You abhor detours..
Seen in the ' small loop on
capital M. competition is your
bugaboo. You want a .little
portance, so you're scram-
bling to stay in the lead, You
have' to slow down. You're
spending all your good energy -
and time zooming right by all
the opportunities that could ,
really make you feel like a
'special someone." '
Pull all your irons out of the
fire and lay them Outin front
of you. Pick and choose one or
two of your special interests
and set the others aside. Then,
direct all your energy and et.
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tiltat ca Rather, it's how
you aetemplish whet you *
that wins you the iwitte.
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