The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

APRIL 24, 1931 BLYTHEVILLB. COURIER NEWS PAGE FIVl The Housewife's Guide to Better Marketing and Home Management FAVORITE RECIPES FOR THE HOME TABLE Buy Only Guaranteed Products Such As Those Advertised By Merchants On This Page Time and Saved When Kitchen is Carefully Arranged. Americans who lead the world in efficient machinery, who pride themiolves on their sense of Importance of proper equipment in office and factory, arc paying a great deal of attention to the humble kitchen, the workshop of onethird of the working population of Hie nation, according to Miss Hildegard Kneeland, ol the Bureau of Home Economics of the Department of Agriculture. "Until recently," Miss Kneeland "no one has considered the work of the household worthy of study. We have been content to dismiss it with a few noble phrasea about Home and Mother and the easy assumption that as a producer the housewife is rapidly becoming as extinct as the dodo." How to Do It Miss Kneeland, who has made extensive studies in all phases of homq management anil who is an authority on the most effective ways of securing household efficiency, gave the following suggestions for planning an efficient kitchen: first, essential of.

efficient production is the proper physical plant. There is no such thing as This Type Kitchen Saves Extra Steps and Work Elizabeth Arden's Venetian Toilet Preparations are on sulu exclusively at Kicient operation without adequate The Montana voman whom we've all heard about, who walked a quarter of mile baking a lemon ac- ually walking for was Impossible to work in her kitchen without making a track nect of it- The properly-equipped kitchen lias a separate working surface for each activity. This means a table for the preparation of foofls. 11 kitchen cabinet lor storing and supplies, another talilc lor serving and of courss the sink lor washing dishes. Arrangement IiiiTortaul VAYrnngc the equlpuu'iit in a stepsaving sequence.

Place the furnishings in Hie order they are used, wherever the size and of the kitchsn will permit. This would indicate first refrigerator food cupboard, cabinet, stove, serv- Hng taulc; then the stack (able sink, dralnboard and cabinet foi china," Miss Kneeland cautioned Hie home manager against wasting energy by stooping and stretching She said all equipment should within easy roach of the wcrkes Knives and other utensils shuuh be kept handy. The height surfaces should be coti- whenever jwssible, as a ta- jle or-cabinet too high or too causes great waste of energy. 'The efficient kitchen is also ur. attractive kitchen, "Miss Kncel.ind said.

"Kitchen equipment, tables, may be pmclmed in gay colors which are so well lin- they are r.a harder to keep lhan the less attractive ones." Courier News Want Afls Pay. The Laundry Will "Clean It" I'hone 327 ve Easy to Cook ane Give 1 louscwifc Time for Other Work. 11V SlSTLIt MANY XI-A Servce Writer Meat dishes every day family use always ire interesting nnd comcd by und they combine vegetables nnd meat la trill 1 labor-saving fashion, Ihoy arc decided boon during house- clranliiK nnd liardcii-nmklng dnys. The following mlc for brnist ol Inmb makes illsh that needs only a salad am! simple ifcssert to provide nourishing spring dinner. (Breast of lamb A of lamb Is steamed Tor three hours.

Arrange on a hot platter with parsnips which have been boiled, peeled and cut quarters. Pour over creamed pens. ter in stew pan, (idct water nnrt when butter Is mclU'il add incut anil lettuce. Cover closely and simmer for Add pens nnil cook minutes longer. Thy mixture ilso can IX! cooked in ti flrxtos cooker or lurge douulcbollcr for two or three Imrs.

Serve in deep iu border ol macaroni. Fresh or canned peas can be used. Hum and llAibalc makes delicious luncheon or sunuci dish. ihm and Tlmlnlc Two povimls fplnach, 1 tnble- made musUird, 1 cup chop- pod hum, 1 cup coarse stale toast. numbSj 1--1 nip chopiwd nmsli- looms.

I teaspoon sail, 1-1 teaspoon pcpiwr, -l eess. Wash spinach onil cook In water that clings to Us leaves. nnd onion, mustard, ham and loust crumbs. The crumbs should absorb the excess moisture. Saute mushrooms In little, butter.

Add eggs beaten until stiff nnd turn Into a well buttered mold. Place In pan of hot water and bate 30 minutes In moderate oven. Daily Menu DrtEAKFAST-Slenmed Itgs will: EVANSVIUiG, Ind, (UP) lower weighing 250 pounds, 18 leet''" In circumference and consuming five gallons of water dally, Is own-'' cd by William Ncilncgcl, florist here- The plant Is a Daisy Mar-. yuerlte. Convenience in the kitchen Is easily obtained when one gives a little thought to efficient arrangement, such as is shown In Us photograph above.

Complete equipment arranged with a view to saving steps and excess work gives Joy to the kitchen worker. Bright and attractive furnishings mako for cheerful workshop. At the left is Miss Hildegard Kneebud, ol the Bureau ol Home Economics of the Department ol Agriculture. Day and Night Service Station, Inc. "Phillips 66" State and Hlobiloil Willard Batteries Cotton Belt Bus Depot I'hone 555 Walpole Electric Shop For Kan Repairing and Cleaning Phone 314 Lawn and Yacht Matched Colors.

Chairs, and Lawn Umbrellas in Try Cafeteria Idea In The Home for'Variety BY SISTER MARY NEA Service Writer If you want more time to enjoy the spring sunshine why not simplify the food question? Tills dcesn't mean that you will cut down on the food itself. But it does mean that you will lessen the ort of preparing it. The cafeteria idea will work as well in a home as in a restaurant every now and then. Of course it" can be overdone, but if used just occasicnally it becomes a pleasing novelty as well as a time-saver. The various dishes of food can be left in the kitchen and each member of the family can dish out his portions.

When the meal is ready the required number of trays can be placed on the kitchen table. Each tray should te equipped with a napkin and silver. The water glasses should also be placed on the table so each person may drav: his own water at the cold water tap in tl-js sink. You can make your sink into an improvised steam table by filling it with warm water and settin; the receptacles that contain your hot foods in this watr. It you are Carney Awning Co.

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At any rate the Courier News would like to print your best recipes on this page for the benefit of June brides, and others who are not so. adept with skillet and ladle. We will appreciate your sending us your most successful recipes this week. To make creamed peas, melt 3 tablespoons butler When bubbling, sir In 3 table spoons flour. Slowly add 2 cup milk, Stirling constantly.

Season salt and pepper, bring to the boiling ixjint anil add 1 1-2 cups cooked peas. Either fresh ur canned peas usril carrots can be substituted, for parsnips. The liquid under the sleamcr should be saved. Cooled and freed from fat, it mukes choice lamb broth. The next rule IISPS mutton to an appetizing meat nn'd vegetable dish.

Mutton and VrRciublc Stew Two pounds mutton, 2 onions, -1 breakfast bacon, 1 teasjxwn sr.lt, 1-2 teaspoon pepper, 2 small firm heads lettuce, 2 cups green I r.oas, 4 tablespoons butter, t-2 cup water, 2 cups cooked macaroni. Put mutton, bacon and onions through fowl chopper. Season with salt and pepper- Cut lettuce Into shreds and add to meat. Melt but- lemon, ccreiil, creum, waffles, maple syrup, milk, colfce-. und splnacl tlmbale, whole wlwul Parker House rolls, sliced bananas, ginger snaps milk, tea, ami vegetable slew, Jellied tomato salad, rhubarb bread pudding, mlk, coffee.

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