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PAGE 19 THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1951 in shaker. Place large spoonful of ice cream in each glass, add prune mixture, and top with more ice cream. Serves 4. THIS WEEK! OPEN NIGHTS French Toast Offers Dish For 'Brunch1 The Week's Best Buys List Includes Turkeys, Celery, Sweet Potatoes "Fell" Speeds Roasting There's a reason for leaving on the "fell" or outside skin when you 'Tiif roast a leg of lamb: it speeds roast ing time. Tue5.f Wed.

Friday dish 4, is new way As the holiday period approaches A perfect "brunch-French toast. Here's a to fix it. Prune Shake Treat For Youngsters Treat the youngsters to a "Frosted Prune Shake" and they'll do all sorts of afternoon chores. The shake is packed with food energy and nutrition which will spark any number of otherwise tiresome projects. It is no trouble to make.

Frosted Prune Shake- cups cooked prunes Yx cup granulated sugar 3 cups chilled milk Vanilla ice cream Prunes should be cooked extra soft. Cut prunes from pits into the busy home manager begins to think of turkey, turkey accompani- Loch.Raven BIy. Cold Spring 3317 Greenmount Ave. 3117 St. Paul St.

5400 York Rd. I GUARANTEE RICH ments and all those customary delicacies which go along into making Flavor standing value. Use apples now while they are low in cost and of good quality. California grapes, are arriving in greater 'Volume, the Red Tokays being the best value in grapes. Florida grapefruit is reasonable in cost and improving in texture.

Florida Tomatoes Arrive Florida tomatoes, supplementing the tomato arrivals from California, is holding this item in the "best-buy" column. Celery and I nanksgiving a real home-coming festivity. Turkey, the main attraction at this season of the year, is Waffled French Toast 3 eggs f. 2 cup milk Few grains salt 2 tablespoons molasses 8-10 sfices enriched yeast-raised bread Beat egg. Add milk, salt and molasses and mix well.

Dip the bread slices in the egg mixture. (Soak for 5 minutes if desired.) in plentifur supply and prices are expected to show little change, according to Russell C. Hawes. marketing specialist. University of Mm "We- gather together to ask the Lord's blessing.

He chastens and hastens His will to make Known; The wicked oppressing, cease them rom distressing. Sing' praises to His tianie'y forget not His own." wfh DUFFS Gingerbread m. ft Save Maryland Extension Service. small pieces. Add sugar and beat to a pulp with rotary beater.

Chill thoroughly. Beat in milk or shake sweet potatoes, two "musts" for There appears to be a liberal Thanksgiving, are reasonable in cost. supply of all sizes, including the Beltsville turkeys, which recently have become quite popular for For those that are not having tur key, chicken meat and pork are those people with small families Ten-Pound Average "good buys." Frozen fish filets, me dium size Grade A eggs and cheese mm The Beltsville turkeys, ready to Grease waffle iron well and bake bread slices. Or heat butter in frying pan and brown bread on both sides, adding more butter as needed. Serve with golden molasses.

Makes 8-10 pieces. Tuna, Macaroni, Cheese Tuna fish mixed with canned macaroni and cheese makes a quick casserole for supper. Season with a little grated onion and top with crushed potato chips. are recommended as budget- 'Jgy FLOORS aY3H BRIGHTER1 fnok, average around ten pounds stretchers. II JUST ADO WATEU fTU Money-back' 1 guarantee on packtge.

JTV There, too, are plenty of large tur mmm Cranberry Chutney 1 can whole cranberry sauce lb cup raisins 1 unpeeied, cored apple, chopped cup finely chopped celery 1 teaspoon powdered ginger Combine all ingredients. Store Git-: keys. Usually the larger birds sell for less money per pound and are considered the "best value." Other economical Thanksgiving suggestions are apples, cranberries, grapes, grapefruit, celery, onions, weet potatoes and tomatoes. Eastern-grown apples continue In abundant supply and an out Fancy Fresh Killed TOMS All Sizes lb 1 yj in refrigerator several hours so flavors may be blended thoroughly. All Sizes Cold Sprint; At Our Self Service Meat Depts.

31 IT St, Paul Lech Raven Fancy Fresh TOMS Killed HENS Oven Ready 75c i Fresh Killed 41c By Mary Lee Holland iiaNcitsfief! Your favorite cake will be better when you add golden brown Blue Pirate Filberts. For a tempting touch sprinkle chopped Blue Pirate Filberts on top of the frosting, too Heap your nut bowl with filberts 1 they're a nibbler's delight. Cookies, candies, holiday treats, all taste better when you use Blue 'Pirate Filberts for added flavor and crunchy richness. Buy them in the one-pound cellophane package. Sunday rice, chutney pickle, green peas, lb ROAST Rib End Up To 7 Rib lemon, coconut layer cake, and BREAKFAST Grapefruit, ready-to-eat cereal, shirred eggs with bacon, hot corn muffins, and coffee, tea or milk.

Friday CHUCK lb coffee, eocoa or milk. ROAST U. S. Choice Beef BREAKFAST Grapefruit, oat- meat with sliced dates, cinnamon toast and coffee, cocoa or milk. DINNER Chicken broth with rice, barbecued porkchops with Teaches, mashed sweet potatoes, frenched string beans, vanilla ice LUNCH Scotch broth with (from lamb bones), rye bread.

HAMS Ib(5)(o) I brown betty with hard sauce, and cream with hot fudge sauce, and coffer, tea or milk. SUPPER Minced clam stew tea or buttermilk. MM' oyners 11-13 lbs Luis bit Tuna hsh supreme with green noodles, broiled tomato with crackers, diced mixed fruit, slices, jellied vegetable salad with romaine, warm pumpkin pie and RUMP Ib VEAL wmmm coffee, tea or milk. Saturday U. S.

Choice 69c I 57c BREAKFAST Sliced oranges, hot wholewheat cereal, scrambled Ib BACON S-K Sliced S-K FRESH SAUSAGE MEAT. 45c S-K SKINLESS FRANKS. cm, ib 61c WAGNER'S GROUND BEEF 67c TENDER BEEF LIVER 79c SAUERKRAUT 2 19c LEAN COOKED HAM 69c SWEITZER CHEESE ib 39c JUMBO SHRIMP 89c eggs, toast and coffee, cocoa or milk. LUNCH Corn waffles with OVSTEKS Blue Piraffe 95c Sel. pt creamed chipped beef, crisp celery and carrot sticks, canned plums, "pits ai -i ginger cookies and tea or milk.

DINNER Fruit cocktail, browned corned beef hash, baked potatoes, cabbage wedges with hol- they go with good eating I landaise sauce, chocolate souffle with rum sauce and coffee, tea or. milk. 1 THIS WEEK (SHAPES Emperor 2 -119 si us mii? OPENS SOP3? 'Til APPLES Winesop lbs () raisin nut cookies, and coffee, tea er milk. Monday BREAKFAST Orange juice, oatmeal with brown sugar and cinnamon, buttered toast, and coffee, cocoa or milk. LUNCH Hot deviled eggs with mushroom sauce, toasted corn muffins, Waldorf salad, and tea or cocoa.

DINNER Meal-in-one casserole, tossed green salad, rye crisp, baked apples with eggnog sauce, and coffee, tea or milk. BREAKFAST Mixed fruit juice, shredded wheat with sliced nanas, hot crusty rolls with jam, and coffee, cocoa or milk. LUNCH Thick vegetable soup with croutons, pineapple and cream cheese salad, and tea or cocoa. DINNER Braised beef liver with bacon, mashed potatoes, carrots and peas, chilled celery, butterscotch pudding with light cream, and coffee, tea or milk. Wednesday.

BREAKFAST Grapefruit, hot wheat cereal, poached eggs on toast, and coffee, cocoa or milk. LUNCH Toasted tomato and anchovy sandwiches, hot apple cobbler, and tea or buttermilk. DINNER Roast stuffed lamb shoulder, mint sauce, oven-browned potato, creamed parsnips, sliced beet and onion salad, cranberry rarts with whipped cream topping, and coffee, tea or milk. Thursday BREAKFAST Stewed prunes, ready-to-eat cereal, bacon and eggs, hot toast, and coffee, cocoa or milk. LUNCH Casserole of scalloped mixed vegetables, hot bran muffins, canned fruit, oatmeal cookies, and tea or milk.

DINNER Hot tomato bouillon, curried lamb (leftover) with boiled LARGE ITALIAN CHESTNUTS 23c MD. GOLD SWEET POTATOES 3 25c CRISP WHITE CELERY Bch 23c BIRDSEYE SUGAR PEAS 2 Pkg. 39c BIRDSEYE FORDHOOK LIMAS 29c BIRDSEYE ORANGE JUICE can, 39c BIRDSEYE STRAWBERRIES 39c DUNCAN HINES ICE CREAM Pk8 45c Closed Thanksgiving Day KAIPEIFlyDT 54's 2Sc for 1 (J I Goff a off ffifl) To) nnni inTivir.o Cape Cod lb pkg Si S. 2 5c I DEL MONTE PUMPKIN Land O'Lakes Butter. mi Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix lDni).

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Method Melt butter or margarine in top of double boiler over direct heat; add onion and celery; cook gently 5 minutes. Place over simmering water; add shrimp. Beat eggs with fork just until yolks and whites are combined; stir in evaporated milk, sherry, parsley, Worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, and hot sauce or cayenne. Tour egg mixture into double boiler; cover over barely simmering water, stirring often, until thick and creamy. Serve at once, flakes 4 servings.

Fruit And. Celery Used In Salad Ingredients 1 medium-sized red apple, i cup coarsely chopped celery. cup mayonnaise, 2 teaspoons lemon juice, 1 teaspoon olive oil, salt to taste, IM cups drained canned fruit cocktail, salad greens. Method Dice unpeeied cored apple; mix with celery. Blend mayonnaise, lemon juice and olive oil, and stir lightly into apple-celery mixture.

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