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Show Kitchen Kapers March 25, 19X2 - The Springville Herald - Page Five A Gut 'costs with "home made" Mary Ella Arnold Now that we have officially welcomed Spring; at least that's what the weatherman anil the calendar says, our minds can be turning to salads, salads and other things like the pretty Robin redbreast, the crowning crocus and the nodding daffodils and the stately tulips. So. I thought you might enjoy a few salad dressing recipes along with a couple of other odds and ends that may le useful With lower calories as well as lowering our cholesterol in mind, I'll share with you my mayonnaise recipe thai I have made for years and years. It "s amazing how much can be saved by making some of your favorite dressings. All of them are made quickly and keep for several weeks if they are kept refrigerated. ISI.KNDKH MAYONNAISE I egg 2T. lemon juice or vinegar :i tup Safflower oil ': Jsp.'sugar 1 ' 4sp salt ;- - , 3sp. dry mustard !;'; Combine all ingredients in blender buCoil. Add only 1 icup of oil. Cover and blejid until mixed well or until all oil is absorbed. Remove center portion of lid an2 pour remaining oil in very slowly. Wljcn all oil is absorbed pour in a pint jar; and refrigerate. ;This only takes three or four minutes to make, but you wifl probably want to keep making it often as it has a non-greasy taste and defjeious flavor. The lemon juice is tasjlier than the vinegar, and of course tho fresh lemon juice improves flavor also. For those of you who like a slightly spfcier flavor add 1 1 tsp. paprika. Also if you don't have a blender a hand miner will work just fine. I LOW-CALORIE SALAD k DRESSINGS IDEAS dd finely chopped onion, garlic salt or'powder, dry mustard, and pepper, th jme and basil to red wine vinegar. Just add desired amounts, but repiember to always start out using snaall amounts first. Spices and herbs harye a very pronounced flavor and can beoverdone easily. Add Worcestershire, vinegar, green pejpper, garlic salt or powder or minced gafirlic. dry mustard, salt if desired to lofnato juice. Shake well. You can add a little corn starch and cook until it gets tofyour desired thickness. Pour into IxQtles. cruets, or whatever and refrigerate. Both of these recipes are good over ai green salad. You can make any combination of cooked vegetables also such as green beans, carrots, cucumbers and etc. and use these recipes effectively also. LOW -CALORIE ITALIAN DRESSING one third pint wine vinegar onc-lhird pint vegetable oil I Isp. sugar or substitute I I tsp. coarse ground pepper I tsp. salt I I Isp. garlic powder ST. parmesan cheese Mix all ingredients together well in jar. You don't have to refrigerate this one unless you want to. TIIOl SAM) ISLAND DRESSING 1 cup home-made mayonnaise 2 T. catsup 2 T. pickle relish or chili sauce 1 hard-cooked egg, chopped salt and pepper to taste dash of paprika if desired Add all ingredients but egg and blend well. Add egg and mix lightly. Refrigerate. HOME-MADE MUSTARD 1 tup flour , 'cup sugar, scant :H T. dry mustard ' cup cider vinegar 's Isp. salt 1 T. cold water 2-:t drops yellow food coloring Mix all ingredients together and blend well. Refrigerate for at least two days before using. I use the white vinegar if I want a milder mustard. Most of you know that cider vinegar is strong. Also vary the amount of the other ingredients if you like to experiment. ex-periment. Gabby's recipe is similar to this only I found that his mustard conlinually separeted when it wasn't l)eing used. I don't have this problem with (his recipe. MUSTARD !l T. flour it T. sugar 2 tsp. salt 2 scant tsp. tumeric 5 T. dry mustard i cup water i cup vinegar 2 T. butter Sift all dry ingredients together.' Bring water and vinegar to boil. Add dry ingredients and stir and cook until smooth. Add butter. Pour into bottles, seal and cold-pack 10-15 min. The above recipe was shared by a dear friend. She's an excellent cook so I think you will enjoy her recipe. This one is especially good to make in the off-canning off-canning season and have in our food storage. Hope you try these recipes and find them interesting to make and use. club news - : social events Home Culture Club elects new officers weddings Hitchcock - Garter wedding April 2 - Announcement is made of the forthcoming marriage mar-riage of Cynthia Hitchcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Hitchcock of Springville, to Jeff T. Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ray Carter of Spanish Fork. They will exchange nuptial vows bn April 2 in a Logan LDS Temple ceremony. A reception will be held that night in the 12th Ward cultural hall, Springville, hosted by parents ot the bride. i. j' She will be attended by Trade Blackley, Rachelle Hitchcock, Diane Tew, Mutsuko Konno, Linda Carter, Paula Carter, and Judy Carter. Scott Hicken will perform best man duties. Ron and Jan Hitchcock will greet guests and Denise Hitchcock will serve as hostess. ; yM Special guests will include Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Mcintosh Mcin-tosh of Hayward, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hitchcock Hit-chcock of Buhl, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter of Spanish Fork. 4 ' f- Cynthia is an honor graduate of Springville High School and will graduate in June with an associate degree in business from Utah State University. Jell was an honor graduate of Spanish Fork High School He is also attending USU. The couple will continue their studies at I'Sl' -and make their home in Logan. iifl lillllfl Home Culture Club met at the home of Mrs. Wilford Kapp March 19. Mrs. Leonard Harward was co-hostess. Carma Dejong Anderson An-derson gave the program on 'Know Yourself and Your Home." Mrs. Anderson showed slides on basic principles of putting art in your home. Mrs. Max Alleman, president, welcomed all club members and guests. The Club Collect was read by Jane Strong. Mrs. Elden Peery led the Pledge of Allegiance. Mrs. Angus Hales, chairman of the nominating committee, named the new officers for the coming year: Mrs. Walter Fowler, president; Mrs. Bert Brown, vice president; Mrs. Elden Peery, secretary and treasurer; Lunch was served to 18 members and two guests, Mrs. Judd Harward of Spanish Fork and Mrs. Leonard James. Next club meeting will be April Hi. Legislative counci to hear program Women's Legislative Council will meet Thursday, April 1, at the Women's Club House, 310 West 5th North, Provo, Cynthia Hitchcock, Jeff Carter Utah at morning. Jacobsen, preside. 9:30 in the Mrs. S.E. president, will Rosamond Ballard. Chairman of the Human Services Committee, Com-mittee, is in charge. Utah County Resources for Counseling Services will be the subject and the speakers are Dr. Clifford Webb of Provo, and Mr. Jerry Jensen of the Counseling Dept. of BYU. 8 H -: v : '-til Dora Pepper displaying some of her miniature hats on busts at the Mothers' Study Club meeting recently. CribCorner Cultural Arts Club notes birthday Cultural Arts Club was hed ; March .17 -at , the Social Center in Spanish Fdrk. hostesses were Margaret Holdaway, Pat Whiting, Theora Boulten. Along with dinner there was a beautiful birthday cake, candles and all. Cora Ellis, a charter member, had the honors of blowing all the candles out. 1- ' .,; r. Pat Whiting gave a very informative history of the Club, since its beginning, of the good times, services, familv and friends. The Club was federated by the Home Culture Club 42 years ago. David Gardner, who works with R.S.V.P. Retired Senior Volunteer Program, his wife and six children presented the program. There was singing, instruments, and special readings David has given the one on "Cinderella" over 3,000 times. Had everybody laughing. Boyers review Alaskan mission Ernest and Evelyn Boyer gave a slide presentation and talked to members of the Ladies' Literary Club here last week. . : Following lunch, the Boyers showed slides and related experiences highlighting their msssion in White Horse, Alaska. Of added interest was the singing of two songs. "Trees" and "My Own America" by Mrs. Boyer, accompanied by Julia Sumsion on the piano. By request, Evelyn also read the poem, "The Cremation of Sam McGee," adding a bit of Yukon flavor to the presentation. Julia Sumsion was in charge of the program. The collect was given by Minnie Groesbeck. Una Bryan, president, announced an-nounced the next meeting for! April 13 to be held at the home of Emaline Bliith in Mapleton. At this meeting a program arj-anged by Norma M(Kenzie will feature Mis. Wallace Peck, who is in charge of the division of women at Utah State Elections Of officers for the -coming Vyear were, held. Nanna Lee Pace, president; Helen Bird, vice president ; Jean Hall, secretary, treasurer; Cora Ellis, reporter; Jane Richins, program chairman. Members enjoying this special evening were: Lois Child, Louise Clyde, Leah , Crandall, Cora Ellis, Margaret A boy to Ed and Kenna L. Walker McCracken, Feb. 25. A boy to Mark and Sandra Tippetts Ed-dington, Ed-dington, Feb. 26. A boy to Craig and Holdaway, Jean Hall,' -'Laura Shippen Stewart, Lavem Larsen, .Velma March; 1 Nielson, Ruth Nielson, Nanne Lee Pace, Jane Richins, LaRhea Twelves, Genevieve Whiting, Lora Whiting, Pat Whiting. ; A girl to Norbert A. and Kathryn A. Kovalenko Johnson, March 1. A girl to Mario and Laurel Hansen Brown, March 3. A girl to Mark and Coy Millard Worthen, March 3. A boy to Thomas F. and Jeanine Bushman But-terfield, But-terfield, March 3. A , boy ato Max and Verena ,C hap man ' Zabriskie,, March 4-..; A boy to i Eric and Shelley Clayton Moore, March 6. , ... A boy to Dennis and Brenda B. Raty Miller, March 7. Dora Pepper exhibits hats The Mothers' Study Club met at Sage Inn recently where they enjoyed a program by Dora Pepper who displayed 50 of her miniature hats on busts. Louise Tasker, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Pepper. President Teddy Seal welcomed members and guests. Margaret Ot-terson Ot-terson sang "The Easter Parade" accompanied by her husband on the piano. Mrs. Pepper was born in Colton, Utah. As a young girl her interests were in creating miniature hats. After graduating from high school, she was employed in the millinery department of the Paris Company in Salt Lake City and also worked for ,Walker Brothers, ...... ' She studied the art of miniature hats, and the workmanship on her hats is truly a work of art. She also fashioned and made the heads the hats were displayed on. I . Cr- i Drew and Diane Allan celebrated Casey .lames ' Allan's First birthday Jan 12, 1982. They now reside in Reno, Nevada. The ' proud grandparents are Wayne and Inge Wing and Calvin and , Margee Allan, all living in Springville. - ' ;f ; f- Vickie Marie Bloom-field Bloom-field will celebrate her first birthday Sat. .March 27. Her parents are Ellis and Carol Itloomfield. Grandparents Grand-parents are Marie Prison. He subject will be Snelson and Mr. and "T)ie World at the Point j Mrs. Dean Snelson of of ihe Mountain." Springville. and Mr.- ifll members and , andMrs. Melvin Rudy gufcsts are urged to' at- RliMtmrield of 'Eagar, tend. .! , ' . Arizona. Ik W 1 Best buy 13"diaS.nai RCA XL-100 Color TV Automatic Color Control and Fleshtone Correction. Automatic ContrastColor Tracking. Energy-efficient XtendedLife chassis. 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