The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 22

SECTION 2 PAGE SIX NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1948 the stock or bouillon slowly, mixing well. Add the chopped canned 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. and night-ly during the week, except Fellowship Minister Dates Services Here tomato or the soup; mix and stir j-'-rv. 1 Stretch the Budget With Turkey Leftovers By GAYNOR (NEA Staff Wriler) What about the leftover until it boils. Add the horse radish and lemon Juice, then the Rev. Paul Beckwith, field representative for the Inter-Varsity ing water to cover vegetables.

Simmer until vegetables are tender (about one hour). Add peas. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Thicken gravy if, desired. These same searchers for better recipes say they have experimented with the idea of using a little beer to flavor meat and come up with this exclusive cinnamon.

Mix, acid the chicken or turkey. Stir and heat Just to Thanksgiving turkey? Treat It Fellowship, will arrive in Rose- with respect It can produce won derful main dishes. Southern turkey hash is a won burg Saturday to conduct special services at the Roseburg Presbyterian Church from Sunday, Nov. derful dish, especially when served with cornmeal griddle cakes or toasted cornmeal muf Paul Bunyan Slated In Washington in January WASHINGTON, Nov. The mighty Paul Bunyan is coming to Washington.

You remember the fabulous Paul: It took live unusually large storks, working overtime, to de recipe. Savory Hamburger (8 servings) One pound lean teef, ground, 34 cup quick-cooking rolled oats, 1 teaspoon salt, 8 tablespoons boiling; do not boll, facrve on toast. Turkey, Chicken or Duck and Rice Loaf f6 or more large servings) Two and one-half to 3 cups chopped leftover turkey, chicken or duck, 1 cup cooked rice, 2 cups soft bread crumbs, Vi teaspoon poultry seasoning, i "up chopped green pepper or 'A cup chopped canned mushrooms, 3 cups milk or 2 cups milk and 1 cup leftover gravy, 1 teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper, 4 eggs, well beaten. Rub a large loaf pan with fortified margarine or butter. Mix all Ingredients.

Pack Into the pan. onion, minced, 1 garlic clove. liver Paul to his parents He minoed, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. 2 tablesDoons ket. p.

ilk. f7r ill! i ifuf '111 i iW Fi 3 1 t. I chup, cup beer, 8 hamburger rolls, halved. 21, until Dec. 2, announced Dr.

Morris Roach, pastor. The Inter-Varsity Fellowship is an international organization for the promotion of Christian worship on college campuses, said Dr. Roach. Rev. Mr.

Beckwith last visited Roseburg In December, 1941, the week after the Pearl Harbor attack. He is considered an outstanding speaker and Is also an accomplished pianist and singer. As a boy, according to Dr. Roach, he played the piano for Billy Sunday. Services will be each Sunday at Combine beef, rolled oai salt, onion, garlic, Worchester- sauce, ketchup and beer; mix fins and plum jam.

Cut only white meat in cubes. Make a white sauce using butter, a little flour and turkey broth. There must he onion and celery in the sauce and a suspicion of mace. Remove the onion and celery and add a little heavy cream. Then the cut-up turkey.

Heat through and serve. Wonderful! New Orleans Turkey Supper Dish (Serves 4-5) Two cups chopped leftover turkey or chicken, 14 cup fortified margarine or butter, 4 tablespoons chopped green popper, 2 tablespoons chopped onion, 4 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, 116 teaspoon paprika, 2 cups con-comme or stock, 1 cup canned tomatoes or condensed tomato soup, 1 tablespoon mixed horseradish, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, teaspoon ground cinnamon, 4 well. Spread meat mixture grew so last that Dy tne ena oi the week he was wearing his father's clothps and eating at the table His parents used a lumber wagon for a baby carriage When taken for a ride, they tied his arms down so Paul wouldn't knock down the feneej and trees. The Minnesota State Society of Washington is sponsoring the legendary lumberjack's visit to Washington. The occasion is "Paul Bunyan" party Jan.

7. Set the pan in a shallow pan of hot water. Rake in a moderately slow oven (300 degrees K.I about erously on 8 halves of rolls. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Broil 8 to 10 minutes with surface of meat 3 inches below heat.

Butter remaining halves of rolls one hour to one and one-half hours; test for doneness; the loaf should he firm. If leftover gravy is not used In the mixture, reheat the gravy and serve with the loaf. Or serve plain if desired. aim iohsi in Drouer lor last 2 or minutes of Dro liner me- nut lugeuier 10 serve. Kitchen scissors are practical to use for many holiday tasks.

Germans Told to Speed Put them to work in cutting un Collections of Grain FRANKFURT. Germanv Nn. or 5 slices buttered toast. Cook the pepper and onion In the margarine or butler until the onion Is yellow; stir in the flour, salt and paprika smoothly; add dried and glaced fruit for cake and cookies, in quartering marsh-mallows for sweet potato dishes or for desserts. In shredding parsley for garnishing.

FLOOD CONTROL PROEC TArmy enrlneeri built these piers over Bow River for railroad bridge to make way for 133.000,000 Conewaufh reservoir In western Pennsylvania. Old bridge runs beneath them. Conewauich is seventh of 13 reservoirs designed to reduce flood dangers at Pittsburgh, 30 miles to west. System is part of Ohio river basin program extending into 12 states. 10 iri uen.

Sir Brian Robert. son warned western German niii. cials yesterday to SDeed lagging grain collections or face lower iooa rations in the winter and spring. Vegetable Dishes Right The British militarv eovernor thin cream sauce, with or without cheese. Broccoli With Tomatoes and Peppers Serves (5) One bunch broccoli, 2 green peppers, cut in rings, 3 to 4 For Harvest Gratitude By GAYNOR MADDOX Nea Staff Writer said grain collections up to the middle of October were only 87 per cent of last vear's deliveries at the same date.

mixture on top of cranberry sauce. Bake In moderate oven (350 degrees for 30 minutes. Cool and decorate top with whipped cream. For the Thanksgiving guests who like lots of spice in their pumpkin pie, here's a fine recipe: Pumpkin Pie (Serves 5-6) One cup brown sugar, 1 teaspoon powdered cinnamon, 1 teaspoon powered nutmeg, i teaspoon salt, 2 eggs, slientlv beat Give thanks for (he. harvest bv Robertson disclosed Ruhr coal preparing vegetables temptingly.

production hit 318.000 tons last Monday the highest daily output since the war. For help, turn to Freda De-Knight's mouth-watering book, "A Date With a Dish." It's brimful of wonderful vegetable recipes worthy of the American Thanks Thanksgiving Day Union snips bacon, 1 teaspoon tabasco sauce, 1 tablespoon butter, 3 fresh tomatoes, 1 cup chopped celery, 1 large onion, cut in rings, i teaspoon garlic salt, salt and pepper to taste. Prepare broccoli as usual, only cut in small pieces. Cook the stems first about ten minutes, then add the flowers. Drain.

Kry bacon crisp. Remove from pan. Add butter to bacon fat, then jrry patch en, 1J cups milk, top milk or evaporated milk, cup thin cream, li cups cooked or canned pumpkin, pastry for 1-crust Die. Church Services Planned Announcement has been made that plans are being arranged for the annual Thanksgiving Day union church services. The serv giving dinner.

Here are three: Sweet Potato Fluff (Serves 6) Four to 6 cooked sweet potatoes, 3 well-beaten eggs, 2 lea-spoons orange Juice, 13 cup sugar, 1 cup melled butter, i cup milk, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon Mix the sugar, spices and salt. Add the eggs, milk, cream and Prime Young Hen Turkeys Prime Young Tom Turkeys Watch for Prices Order early so you will be sure to get yours: pumpkin. Mix well. Line the pie ices will be held in the First Pres saute onion, celery and green pepper. Add all seasoning, saute 10 to 15 minutes.

Slice tomatoes. uHKing powoer. Peel and mash potatoes fine. Add eggs, sugar, milk, orange byterian Church. Rev.

Forrest Hill will deliver the sermon, and other ministers In the city will take part in the program, accord Let simmer 15 minutes. Pour over broccoli and serve. Don't over cook the broccoli. Be sure it Is firm. pan wiin pastry; make a decorative crimped edge around the pan.

Pour the' pumpkin mixture into the lined pan. Bake in a moderately hot oven (425 degrees 40 to 45 minutes, until a knife Inserted in the middle comes out clean. Serve when cool; if a rich topping is preferred, flavor whipped cream with a little cinnamon; or with sherry or cognac; or with maple syrup, or caramel syrup. ing to Dr. Morris Roach, pastor Juice.

Beat well. Add salt and melted butter. Whip baking powder in last. Place in a greased dish and bake 30 minutes or until brown. pOUOHLST WQCM I tVCR SAW" of the host church.

All Poultry and Eggs Farm Fresh Peas and Mushrooms Serves 6 Two pounds fresh peas. 2 small onions, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tea spoon paprika, 1 cup heavy cream, pinch rosemary, 1 pound mushrooms, i cup butter, i teaspoon celery salt, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, boiling water. Four Salem Buildings Sold in Record Deal SALEM, Nov. 18 (JP) The largest downtown Salem real estate transaction in the history of the city was announced Wednesday. The Liberty Investment Company, a local concern, said they have purchased four downtown buildings, including a large warehouse, from the Steusloff Brothers, Inc.

The consideration was not disclosed, but it wag reliably reported to be $400,000. Suggestions for Novelty In Old-Time Desserts By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer To give thanks is traditional. But a little.novelty In the Thanksgiving menu is a good thing, too. Try serving your cranberries In a rich dessert. Here's an exclusive recipe bright red cranberries to be baked In a harvest yellow dish: Baked Cranberry and Walnut Dessert (8 Servings) One-half cup sugar, 11 cups graham cracker crumbs, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, i cup chopped walnut meats, i cup melted butter or fortified margarine, 1 tablespoon grated orange rind, 3 cups cranberry sauce, i cup cream, whipped.

Mix together sugar, graham Sliced and sugared MARSHALL STRAWBERRIES, world-famed for flavor. Ready-To-Serve FLAV-R-PAC STRAWBERRIES SAVE UP TO 20 SHRINKAGE Shell and wash peas. Place In saucepan of boiling water. Let cook 15 minutes, boiling constant Make Irish Stew Like The Irish Know How By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer Some well-iniormed food experts report that Irish slew In Ireland is remarkably good because, for centuries, Celtic cooks have seasoned their stew with a little beer. Irish Stew (4 generous servings) Two and one-half pounds stewing lamb, seasoned lour.

2 table At Your Grocer's ly, bauie onions In butter until brown. Add mushrooms. Cook 13 minutes, then add seasonings and cream. Let simmer 10 minutes. Drain peas and pour mixture over peas.

Add Worcestershire sauce. Peas may he served in a Cream butter and add lemon Juice, finely chopped parsley, salt and paprika: mix well and serve over broiled or baked fish. spoons iat, 11 cups beer, li cups boiling water, 12 small onions, 9 small potatoes, 1 bunch carrots, 2 cracKer crumbs, cinnamon, wal Tvon- Aqi On The llvam 99 cups cooKea peas, salt, pppper. Have lamb cut in serving-size pieces at meat market. Dredge with seasoned flour.

Brown on all nut meats and melted butter or margarine. Pat 2-3 of this mixture into well-greased large yellow dish of heat-resistant glass refrigerator-oven set. Add grated orange rind to cranberry sauce; pour on top of crumb mixture In dish. Place remaining crumb sioes in hot fat. Add beer and water.

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Roll pastry until it will extend l2 inch beyond outer rim of a deep 9-inch pie pan. Fold pasiry in half, lift quickly and place in pan. I'n-fold. and gently press in place so that thete are no air pockets beneaih pastry Build up a fluted edge, or finish edga in any way desired. MAPLE CREAM Measure into a small deep bowl Vl cup pastry cream teaspoon maple extract 2 tablespoons brown sugar (free from lumps) Beat with a tntary beater until cream is lust stiff enough to hold its shape.

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