The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 14

15 PAGE tl 7 ie vviniunea rjome i a By KATHARINE MIODLETON Marmalade Pots Bubbling With Annual "Sweef Job ALTHOUGH sullies ol commercially prepared jams, Jellies, and marmaladei have been easier this season than for tome ears. tbert ar many housewives who enjoy making at least me of their own needs of theae sweets. Summertime is jelly and jam time. This it 3t season for the making of marmalade. True, some few people like to wait until there are the so called bitter oranges for marmalde, but the majority are quite satisfied with the very excel lent marmalade which rsn be made from the swet oranges such as the California Navel variety.

And this is the season when these are at their best. The usual marmalades are made from any one of three citrus fruits, oranges, lemons, grapefruit, alone, or together. The most popular recipe of all Is for the Three Fruit Marmalade, In the na ten years or co there Is another one published yearly in this column which Is also popular. This is our old friend Economy Marmalade which makes use of the "shells' of or Tim i boil, turn heat down, let mixture simmer gently. Kemove and discard scum on surface as it rises.

Let cook gently until contents of Kerne nave oeen reaucea cy one half. Measure cooked mixture with standard measuring cup, and return to cooking pot. Bring to boil. add sugar very slowly, stirring con tinually, adding 1 cup sugar for anees leu irom extracting juirc th. which served as a beverage forktir ugar dissolved' breakfast or used in cooking.

Continue to boil mixture briskly Marmaiaae nas tune iooa vaiue)wjUM)Ut untli it Ciner man energy nun t0 the Usual jelly test. mostly from Its sugar content, me sauctr test: Dip large very method necessary in making dimn of marmaiaae ionB, mw 1 miture. out, and let about 1 Ing, destroys the valuable vitamin dr() coW MUcer. 11 of the fruit. Therefore.

dontlthu amounl in a few min thlnk that you will be preservine th. cooked. He this Important nutritive when vou)OV(f Jrom hpu Kemove" scum on inake marmaiaae. iou won x. faCt, placing this on a saucer, Nevertheless, such sweets as nd tor jmmed.at snarmaiaae nave a im oui i menus, small though it msy ta.i lnt) hot, dean They are good to eat.

and offer jarl an inch space at the uggeiiiioni iw man. f), Cover Jars with to, although marmalades, jams, jellies, are not recommended for their nutritive values since tney have little of anything but energy er calories) they do recommend themselves as palate please rs. In view of the present quota restrictions on citrus fruits, and. Since the quality of those available Is entirely suitable for making marmalade, many housewives are Bow bury at this annual job. Don't guess measure.

Use recommended recipes, follow them carefully. Make two or more batches If you want a quantity, rather than trylrfg to make twice or more of the recipe at one time. Three Fruit Marmalade (Quick Method) large grapefruit 9 large oianges 2 large lemons Water and sugar (see below) Get the largest fruit available. Wipe with clean, damp cloth. Cut In larg chunks.

Remove and discard seeds. Shred the fruit very tne, either with a regulation marmalade shredder, or by using a email paring knife. Shred the whole fruit together, skin and all, except the center core which Is discarded. Measure finely cut fruit with a standard measuring run. Place In a large cooking pot.

For clean, dry cloth. When marmalade Is cold and set, pour a very thin layer of melted paraffin on top. "rolling'' jar slight'v that wax will adhere to sides. When this lyer Is set. add another thin layer of melted paraffin.

Add tin tops, seal, and store in cool dry place. Economy Marmalade This recipe makes ue of the halves, or shells of the oranges and grapefruit after the juice has been extracted to ue as a beverage. All orange may be used, or all grapefruit, or a mixture of both. Tut all the halves through the food chopper with a fine knife and mix well. Measure the resulting ground fruit, and place In cooking pot.

For every 1 cup of ground fruit add three cups of cold water. Bring to boll, turn heat down, let simmer gently, Kemove and discard scum from time to time. Cook slowly until contents of pot have have been reduced by one half. Measure this cooked mixture and return to pot and bring to boil. Add sugar very slowly, adding 1 rup of sugar for each 1 cup of rooked mixture.

Stir until sugar dissolves. Let boil briskly without stirring until mixture responds to usual jelly test. Remove from heat. Remove scum to saucer for immediate use. very 1 cup ot trutt, arid cupslPour into hot, clean jars, leaving 1 cold water, look at Ova coo.

1 Int a space at top ol jars. Cover tents of the kettle to see how far with clean, dry cloth. Add was the sides It comes. Bring to directed above. Mr.

and Mrs. James May hew Mark Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs, James Mayhew, of iMrs. I. Cuthbertson and Mrs.

3. Foxwarren, marked their golden sveddlng anniversary December 29. Laycork, their daughters, held a reception In their honor. Mr. and Mrs.

Mayhew were mar ried In Orlllla, Ont, In 1897. They have lived in Foxwarren the past 26 years. Mr. Mayhew was bom in Ren frew, Ont in 18fiS. Mrs.

Mayhew. the former Susan Grasely, was born in Magnetawan, Ont They have four sons and four daughters'. Cecil, at home, Lyman and Charles of Detroit; Arthur, Medicine Hat: Mrs. E. McCredie, Medicine Hat; Mrs.

J. Laycock and Mrs. Cuthbertson, Foxwarren: There are 13 grandchildren. Edith Cavell Lodge, No. 705.

L.O.B.A, will meet Thursday, 7.30 p.m In Royal Templars hall Young St Junior Indies Aid of First Lutheran Church, Victor St, will imeet at 2.30 p.m. Tuesday, in the MR. AND MPS. JAMES MAYHEW church parlor." ht Glothh By JOYCE FOWLER a Clinic AH eyet are on silhouettes but cheese ene te suit YOUR figure. Tall, slim gals are lucky this season.

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