Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 11

ELEVEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1943 MARKETS AND YOUR MENU Food Production Suggestions By GWENFREAD ALLEX Farm and Garden Editor, The Star-Bulletin, and Editor. Hawaii Farm and Home Chocolate Souffle Ability to make a uccesful souffle is one accomplishment that fills a housewife with justifiable pride in fact, it makes her feci like a famous chef, white cap and all! Souffle making is nothing to be panicky nbout not if you faithfully follow this recipe. Ar.d a chocolate souffle is the souffle su I Zwieback May Be Made At Home 7 g. I I A preme try it and be prepared for compliments! 2 squares unsweetened chocolate. 12 cups milk.

cup sugar 13 cup i flour, '-3 teaspoon salt, 2 table-i spoons butter. 1 teaspoon vanilla. 4 i wAJ LJ 1 'iA The home economics department of the department of public instruction has compiled the following article and recipes on zwieback, which is rather scarce on grocers' shelves these days and which has been missed by health-minded families: nam Zwieback is simply a toast made from specially baked bread, the dough of which js usually prepared with milk, butter, esirs. and sometimes sweetened with sugar and flavored with lemon and cinnamon extracts. The loaves are sliced when cool and the slices toasted in an oven of low temperature.

(The word zwieback is derived from the German word rwiebach meaning twire'biked.) BOB Here is a recipe for Sweet Rolls that you may wish to use. However, if you have your own favorite sweet roll recipe, use it and the results will be satisfactory. Sweet Rolls (From America's Cook Book Two cups milk (scalded 2 teaspoons salt, J2 cup sugar, 4 cup shortening. 1 to 2 cakes compressed yeast, 1 egg (well beaten) and 7 cups sifted flour (abouti. egg yolks, beaten until thick and lemon colored, 4 egg whites, stiffly beaten.

Add chocolate to milk and heat in double boiler. When chocolate is melted, beat with rotary egg beater until blended. Combine sugar, flour and salt, add email amount of chocolate mixture, stirring unt.l smooth; return to double boiler ar.d cook until thickened, stirring constantly, then continue cooking 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add butter and vanilla, cool slightly whila beating eggs. Add egg yolks bv Tnix well.

Fold into egg whites. Turn into greased baking dish Place in pan of hot water and bake in moderate oven c350 degrees Fahrenheit 1 hour, or unil souffle is firm. Serve immediately with dessert sauce or with cream. Serves eight. WIPE-AWAY SOIL CLEANER NOW magic for you.

Wet a pieca ef e'erh and simply wipe away SHnue'ges, ceave and dirt. WIPE-AWAY cortams cap er cid 'xi te lustre ef pamtwork. pleasantly perfumed gentle to your hands full quart 55c Your grocer or dealer can supply you KILLS 'EM CHEMICAL Ltd. IK lAAtffeX: Are you planning to exhibit your Victory Garden produce at the garden show Saturday? All amateur gardeners, whether working in home, school, or community gardens, are invited to participate. Fntries should be taken to the McKinley high school cafeteria between 7:30 a.

m. and 10:30 a. m. Saturday. Judging will be done between 11 and 12, and the exhibit will be open to the public from 12:30 to 5 p.

m. Exhibits will be sold after 4:30 p. proceeds to go to the Red Cross. Joseph A. Fernandes of the show committee suggests that exhibitors consider the following points in selecting their exhibits: Size Medium size preferred because of better flavor, better texture, and greater firmness.

Uniformity Individual fruits or vegetables of a single exhibit should be as nearly alike as possible in shape, color, size, etc. Quality Good, edible condition, tender, succulent, proper color and shape. Condition Free from decay and disease, fresh, no broken stems, good attractive exhibitive and marketable condition, free from dirt, dry or dead leaves, and protruding rootlets. The entry list haa been previously published. Details may he obtained from Dr.

F. E. Armstrong at the I'niverslty of Hawaii; Ashley C. Browne at tha fowl production office; and Joseph A. Fernandes at the super vising principals' office.

Eacn entry should bear the full Experts Say Eat Breakfast! If you've let yourself drop Into the stand by the sink group whose breakfast consists of a cupa black coffee and a roll look out for breakers! Health, disposition and efficiency in these wartime days depend largely on the right start you'll find it pays to sit down to an attractively laid breakfast table, even if you have to set the table the night before. Start with fruit that's a must! If it's baked apple or soaked prunes (do try soaking them overnight in warm water, rather than cooking them if it's any of the small fruits or bananas add interest, vitamin A. and downright wholesome nourishment to these fruiu with a generous pour-over of fresh or stabilized cream. Stabilized cream, you know, is 99 6 per cent real dairy cream with just a touch of vegetable stabilizers added to keep that original smooth texture for months! It comes in bottles at your grocers. After your fruit whole grain cereals, enriched breads or toast made of enriched bread is the sensible thing.

Cereal is quick, and such a wide choice of whole grain cereals is on your market today. Serv them with stabilized cream and watch the family enjoy the flavor! And of course in coffee or breakfast chocolate or any of the popular new breakfast drinks cream adds delicious flavor and thorough going goodness. Stabilized cream is easy to get and it lifts breakfast out of the ordinary, and makes it a delightful occasion. CHEESE PANCAKES (Serves 4) One half pound Swiss cheee. 1 cup sour cream, 3 eggs.

3 tablespoons flour, pinch black pepper, pinch dry mustard. Grate cheese coarsely. Mix with sour cream. Add sj.ices and slightly beaten egg yolk. Stir in flour and mix well.

Beat egg whites until stiff, then fold into batter. Fry until light brown In butter, usrng only 1 teaspoon of batter at a lime in the pan. A LOT OF CORN More than 2.350.000 tons of corn was harvested in Mexico last year. TT Ph. 7006 1131 Kopohulu (Maker ef rhe famed PINE-O) ItEF.T Sl'GAR VP Sugar extracted from beets in Eire last year weighed 55.000 ton.

ARGENTINE TEARS Nearly 150.000 tons of pear were picked in Argentina this season. OLD-FASHIONED POTATO CHOCOLATE CAKE Potatoes Are Wartime Food Place milk. salt, sugar, and li cup shortening in large mixing bowl and cool; when lukewarm, add crumbled yeast cake, well beaten egg. and 3 cups flour, and. beat thoroughly.

Gradually stir in remaining flour, adding just enough to make a dough slightly softer than that for bread: turn out on floured board and knead until smooth and elastic, adding flour as necessary. Place dough in greased bowl and ZaT THERE'S INTELLIGENT ECONOMY IN THIS 7 PONT NEED alt -AKD THERTS Plf vrr CCfJCEffTRATU? IN THE AVERAGE AtALL SERVING SAVE ON ii A UtAVY ERXAKfAST. ITS eAKFASTS tyi lyfU EATS AAVX fiEAVy RAKfA3T3 name and address of exhibitor, lot number, and variety of vegetable. Tags for this purpose will be available at the entry desk. COFFEE EXPORT Haiti has exported over S2.S80.000 worth of coffee in 12 months.

Public Is Urged To Eat Cabbage Victory Eaters eat cabbage. Home economists of the University of Hawaii agricultural extension service explain that Victory Eaters are patriotic persons who eat "Victory Specials" irf preference to other food. Victory Specials are the bumper crop foods and at present cabbage is the No. 1 Victory Special. "Some months hence we people on Oahu may be about ready to sell our souls for a head of cabbage," say the economists.

"This abundance won't be with us always. Let's enjoy our cabbage while we may." To push housewives' imaginations cabbage-ward. Miss Kathryn Shell-horn, extension food specialist, gives the following suggestions for cabbage salad combinations: Chopped cabbage, grated carrots, and minced chives; chopped cabbage, grated carrots and celery, including green celery leaves; iv i i brush with melted shortening; cover and let rise in warm place until doubled in bulk (fur 2 to 4 hours. Knead, shape as desired and place in greased pan: brush over with melted shortening, cover and let rise in warm place until very light (for 1 to 2 hours. Bake in hot oven 4WT-425 F.

for 15 to 20 minutes. Yield: 4 to 5 dozen rolls. a Rusks or Zwieback Cut leftover or stale sweet buns In halves cross-wise and bake in slow oven (250 '-275' F. for 1 hour, or until evenly browned and dry throughout, turning occasionally. mam If you do not have time to make THE END OF ONE FISH STORY Britain has banned the sale of fish under nine inches long.

IV 1 aTX. 3 -V. fl 9 -wr -f -r I aT ffljj Vrfl Spain raised over 3,500.000 pounds of rice last year. the basic sweet bread, slice pieces of enriched bread and toat in the above manner until dry and crunchy. CONCENTRATED NOURISHMENT.

Potatoes provide energy, that very important vitamin and other vitamins, "iron, some protein, bulk and alkalinity. For these reasons they are a key wartime food. The potato cakes given below are stick to the rib food, not fluffy affairs. They make a fine luncheon dish. Potato Pancakes Six medium potatoes.

1 cup milk, 5 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper, 2 egss. Make a thin batter of the millf, flour, salt, pepper and beaten eggs. Peel and grate the potatoes. Drain well and add to batter. Drop by spoonfuls onto hot skillet, greased with bacon fat or shortening.

Fry brown and crisp and serve with spiced apple sauce. The chocolate potato cake is a substantial dessert feature. It contains eggs and milk and therefore should be regarded also as a source of protein in the menu. If your family is small, divide the recipe in half and bake in smaller pan. Chocolate Potato Cake One cup shortening, 2 cups sugar.

4 eggs, 4 squares chocolate, melted; 1 cup mashed potatoes, 1 cup milk, 2 cups flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon cloves, 1 teaspoon nutmeg, 1 cup walnuts, chopped. Cream the shortening and sogar. Add the eggs, one at a time, and beat thoroughly after each addition. Blend in melted chocolate and warm mashed potatoes gradually. Sift flour with other dry ingredients and add alternately with chopped cabbage and the thick Vnit ym rirrt end pet lot that's economy amd that's Or ape-Null.

The cverace small errins cf GrapeNutf rori3e more varied nourithmect than many beary breakftm. And it's stjfyirn Crape-Nuts' delicious nut -like favour is the toasted -rrwcriT boo-you PCWN.ORArC-NUTJ AR REALiy CEUaOCiS.TH EXXE ecoNacAToo, THEX AAK EVEN A VGHT breakfast THE Rif-T BREAKFAST goodness of two trains. stems of watercress, in a salad bowl lined with the watercress leaves; chopped cabbage and diced pineapple; chopped cabbage and minced green onions. "Try putting a generous of crisp cabbage in the lunch box." Miss Shellhorn says. 'The worker and the school child will like it." healthful heat and barley.

Get the savings the extra noumhmeot of delicious Grar-Nuta brrakfavt. I Mil I ai i (aaaatawssiifi ALSO CULM "HUTS rlAkTTS The same dcTkioiis flavour in the milk to make a smooth' batter. Add chopped walnuts and pour into crirpy Cake form. weu greasea pan bxhxj incnes. Bane i about 1 hour in moderate oven.

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