The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-10-02, Page 28Page 6 -Crossroads --0c P'°lies 2, 1975-
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You'll like it
By Marg Burkhart
For those who have huckle- RECIPES WANTED:
berries, you may be interested in I am interested in obtaining
a recipe I received for hackle- recipes for lasagna and also for
berry pie. This can be made from spaghetti sauce. If you have a
frozen huckleberries as well as favorite recipe for either of these
the fresh berries. please send it to The Wingham
HUCKLEBERRY PIE Advance -Times, Box 390, Wing -
2 cups huckleberries ham, Ontario.
2 cups white sugar
k4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1 ounce off lemon juice
Simmer berries in / cup water
until partially hooked or soft
enough to mash. Add a little corn-
starch thickening, and then add
remaining ingredients. Pour into
a 9 inch pie shell. Cover with top
crust. Bake at 375 degrees for 35
to 40 minutes
--Submitted by:
Mrs. Catherine MacDonald,
Wingham.
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Your particular pie pastry is
probably one you have used for
years and years, and no doubt
quite successfully at that. Even
the best cooks like a change or
the chance to make something
better than they are presently
making. Why not try the follow-
ing recipe for pie pastry? It was
contributed by Mrs. Harry Eddy
of Toronto, and according to her
it is one of her favorites.
PIE PASTRY
51/2 cups Monarch pastry flour
1 lb. lard
1 `egg (beaten)
milk
1 teaspoon vinegar or lemon juice
1.= teaspoon salt (or less)
Mix flour and lard until it
resembles small peas. Put the
beaten egg in a measuring cup
and acid enough milk to make 1
cup. Add the vinegar or lemon
juice, and the salt. Stir milk
mixture into flour mixture. Chill
before rolling.
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If your cookie jar is getting
empty, I suggest you refill it with
oatmeal shortbread cookies.
Although this recipe calls for a
cup of butter, which is getting a
little expensive, I think you will
enjoy these cookies well enough
that you will soon forget about the
few extra pennies it cost you to
make them.
OATMEAL
SHORTBREAD COOKIES
1 cup butter (do not use marga-
rine)
"1/2 cup brown sugar
21/2 cups rolled oats
1 cup . sifted all-purpose flour
Cream butter until light yellow.
Add sugar gradually and beat
until fluffy. Combine rolled oat's
and flour. Add to butter -sugar
mixture gradually, mixing well.
Roll on lightly floured board to 3/8
• inch thickness. Cut in 11/2 inch
rounds. Place on greased cookie
sheet. Prick cookies with fork.
Bake at 325=350 degrees for about
12 minutes. Makes about 4 to 5
dozen cookies These cookies
may be stored in the freezer.
Submitted by :
Mrs. Glenn Montgomery,
- Belgrave.
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Home-made soup is a welcome
dppetizer at this time of year
especially if the cold, damp
weather thmt we have been ex-
periencing continues. I suggest
you try the following recipe for
chicken soup.
CHICKEN SOUP
1 5 lb roasting chicken
1 bay leaf
1 teaspoon dry celery leaves
2 tablespoons onioh flakes
salt and pepper
Cover chicken in a large 8 quart
pot of water. 'Cook until the
chicken meat nearly falls off the
bones, Remove chicken and cut
off the legs, wings, thighs,, and
breast. (These can be used later
for making fried chicken). Cut
remaining parts into stock and
add more onion: Remove bay
leaf, and add 1 chicken boullion
cube, and 3 large handfuls of dry
noodles. Cook until noodles are
soft. If the stock is too greasy,
refrigerate overnight, and
remove excess fat when cold.
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can easily be removed by a damp
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walls and woodwork with water
to which a cupful of vinegar has
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like new.
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