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Show ?D e Page 4 Wednesday, November 24, 1999 Nephi, Utah Happenings. . . Lighten up Thanksgiving ( Weefyh; P.eccipe Duckling makes Thanksgiving special Many American families will al favorite. Southwestern Turkey y be faced with the same question Wraps are even better. and easy to fix, Hus recon Nov. 26 what to do with the leftover turkey from Thanksgiv- ipe will keep holiday spirits high ing dinner. While the hot and is a delicious, light meal afd turkey sandwich with ter the hefty Thanksgiving feast all the trimmings is a tradition Heart-health- Sometimes Thanksgiving means a big family gathering. Other times, because of distance or work obligations. Thanksgiving becomes a smaller, more intimate celebration. If this Thanksgiving is going to be one of those times, why not try something deliciously different duckling? Duckling is tender, juicy and has a wonderfully mild flavor that goes with a whole variety of accompaniments. Convenient To roast a whole duckling, simply place it on a rack, duckling breasts are tasty and a breeze to. prepare, even for breast side up, in roasting pan. Roast at 350F. to a minimum internal temperature of 180. A duckling will take about hours. Although there are lots of different types of duckling, the Pekin breed stands head and feathers above the rest for its mild, open-face- first-timer- s. Southwestern Turkey Wraps 2 non-gam- y 3 ounces fat-fre- e or light cream cheese, softened 2 tablespoons salsa 2 tablespoons sliced green onion taste. low-sodiu- m Cooking duckling is easier than you may think. Simply place boneless, skinless duckling breasts in a preheated, lightly oiled pan, and cook over medium heat 4 minutes on each side. Be careful dont overcook it. When properly prepared, duckling will be pink inside, not white like chicken or turkey. For an elegant Thanksgiving dinner, try one ofthi simple sauces included here. Theyre easy to do, yet taste as if you fussed all ' teaspoon Dijon mustard non-fa- t flour tortillas or low-f' 1 13 cups shredded lettuce 6 ounces very thinly sliced or finely chopped roasted turkey: breast, skin and all visible fat removed reduced-fa' cheese non-faCheddar t or t 14 cup shredded 4 strips red bell pepper, about 14 inch wide day. at - Sauteed Duckling Breast With Holiday Sauces 4 duckling breasts 1. Cook duckling skin side down over medium heat, approximately 10 minutes. Drain fat, turn duckling over and continue cooking until desired doneness has been reached. Serve with your choice of sauce. In a small bowl, combine cream cheese, salsa, green onion, and mustard, stirring well. To assemble, spread 2 tablespoons mixture over each tortilla. Layer 13 cup lettuce, one fourth of the turkey, 1 tablespoons Cheddar, and 1 red pep Orange Marmalade Duckling Sauce 12 cup orange marmalade 12 cup chicken broth 1 tablespoon cornstarch . , 14 cup orange juice 1. Combine marmalade and broth in saucepan; simmer for 1 minute. Dissolve cornstarch in orange juice; add to saucepan. Stir constantly until sauce has thickened. Remove from heat. Pineapple Ginger Duckling Sauce 12 cup pineapple preserves 12 cup pineapple juice 14 cup chicken broth 1 teaspoon jalapeno chili, seeded, minced 12 teaspoon ginger root, grated 1 tablespoon cornstarch 12 teaspoon fresh lemon juice . holiday weekend Thanksgiving is a time when many pack-u- p the car and travel to be with their families. Driving safely and taking proper precautions, however, could mean the difference between a happy or unhappy holiday. Last year seven Utahns lost their lives during the Thanksgiving Weekend and the Utah Safety Council estimates that five people could die Combine preserves and pineapple juice in saucepan; simmer for 1 minute. Combine chicken broth, chili and ginger in small bowl. Dissolve cornstarch in broth mixture; add to saucepan. Stir constantly until sauce has thickened. Remove from heat; stir in lemon juice. Community Calendar. . . in traffic crashes over this The Times-New- s will publish a Community Calendar each week of events in our area. If you would like to have your event published in this calendar, please submit it by 5 p.m. on Monday at our office at 96 South Main, Nephi or send to Community Calendar, The Times-Neu- s , P.O. Box tf,1 Nephi, Utah 84648. No calendar events will be taken over the phone. Thanksgiving Holiday. Nationally, the National Safety Council predicts that 500 people will die and 26,500 people. wjjj be injured e in crashes over the 4 12 day holiday, which officially begins at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 24, and ends at 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 28. Minimum Day Turkey Tournament 1:00 pm Thursday, November 25 , k i . Tuesday, November 30 Boys Basketball vs. N. cross-count- Sanpete December Wednesday, JV FIRST BIRTHDAY Linnea FIRST BIRTHDAY Trevin Heidi Brady celebrated her first Jade Tippetts celebrated his first birthday on Nov. 12, 1999. She birthday on Nov. 9. 1999. His is the daughter of David and parents are Kevin and Stacie Heidi Brady of Nephi. Her Tippetts of Las Vegas, Nevada. 1 Wrestling at Gunnison Tournament 3:00 pm Girls Basketball vs. Delta grandparents are Curtis and His grandparents are Carrie Marlene Safsten of Springville, Miller of Nephi, and Don and and Michael and Margaret Sue Tippetts of Levan. Brady of Littleton, Colorado. are Warren and are Lorraine Bertha Bulow of Moroni, and Brady of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Heber and Stella Tippetts of Neldon Friday, December 3 Wrestling at Panguitch 3:00 pm Boys Basketball at ICS Great-grandparen- ts Great-grandparen- Saturday, December 4 . Vernal, SpeechDebate at PI. Grove 7:00 am Wrestling at Panguitch Tournament 7:00 am Girls Basketball vs. Monticello 1:00 pm and Melba Bastion of Fatrview. and Itha Gadd of Nephi. . Basketball vs. Park City December 8 Wednesday, FFA Chapter Speaking Contest 8.00 am at Delta ' Boys Basketball December 9 Thursday, Girls Basketball vs. r - j mobiles and Friday, December 10 Wrestling Winter Classic 3:00 pm Boys Basketball at Parowan 5:15 pm ; keeping a safe following distance, merging correctly and using turn signals. 1 Plan ahead: Have your vehicle inspected and tuned, allojv plenty of travel time, bring games and toys to keep children M 1 ry This Community Calendar is brought to you by Mt. Nebo Thriftway and Ben Franklin Store Massage Therapy office welcomes new staff . Reminding you that we hare a wedding registry Ren Franklin that can be used at either store. Stop at 3S5 North Main and see how easy It la! . lieu technique Stephanie Flowers is the new Office Manager. She got her training from The American InNEW STAFF Sherie Partridge, Billing ; Mandi Gardner, Mas stitute of MedicalDental TechStephanie Flowers, Office Manager; Rachael nology. She graduated from Pay-so- n Belliston, Massage Therapist; and Dr. Stallone, Chiropractic PhyWhen it comes tq winter drivHigh School in 1993. She has sician. , two children, Alexis and Austin. ing, an eunce of prevention may They live in Nephi. She is origi- be worth miles of safer roads. The latest approach to controlnally from Henderson, Nevada. She enjoys working on her scrap- ling snow and ice onhigays is books, shopping, being outdoors, called This technique . fishing and camping. She also involves using the applileves to travel and go an vaca- cation of chemicalstimely to prevent Dr Stallone s office would like has three " . now and ice front bonding on years of j graduate tions. to welcome two new members to study in Neurologypost Rachael Belliston is our near- driving surfaces. from Logan the staff; Stephanie Flowers and College of Chiropractic. Dr. Stal- est staff member. She has an Instead of waiting until after Rachael Belliston. Dr. Stallones lone enjoys Skiing, hiking, flying Associates Degree in Massage now has fallen, g cxTi Chiropractic office has been open and martial arts. Technology. She graduated from for applying a liquid chemicc since July of last year. Its locatSherie Partridge started as the Spanish Fork High School. hucb aa lkrtii c&kiua dJsriia, ed on main street next to Reed's Office Manager and is now the Rachael has worked with the jnat prior to or immedisUly at Drive In . Billing Manager. She graduated Forest Service in the YCC Pro- tho beginning of a freezing raij Dr. Stallone graduated from from Pleasant Grove High gram and also on the Forest Fire or snow. r The University of Maryland with School. Sherie lives in Levan. crew. She is married to This approach has a number of Fighting s Bachelor of Science in Zoology. She is married to Doug Partridge Carl Belliston and has three chil- benefits. He received his Doctor of Chiro- end has six children, two step- dren. Rachael mjojrt backpacks practic degree from Western children and one grandchild. She inf, hiking, fishing and the See Driving on page S State Chiropractic College. He is being trained as a Levan First -- This X7cclxo Receptions None reported to The Timcs-Ncvr- o ing wreck your holiday celebration. Even moderate consumption of alcohol impairs the drivers ability to make the proper decisions on the road. NeWr drink and then drive. Respect other travelers by s. December 7 Tuesday, Girls Parowan . . Dont let drinking and driv- J entertained.' bad weatheraloW During down aiid increase ybuf following distance. Brush all the snow ofT your windshield, windows, mirrors, To help keep motorists safe roof, hood, trunk, and headlights this holiday weekend and so that you can have clear visioh 1,(1 throughout the winter, the Utah at All times. Minimize gear shifting to preSafety Council offers these travvent skidding, accelerate gradueling and winter driving tips: Always wear your safety belt. ally and brake gently by pumpWhether the trip is ing your brakes. If you have ABS or just across town for holiday brakes DONT pump brakes, but shopping remember that all pas- maintain a constant pressure on the brake pedal. If your car does sengers must be buckled-up- . Children must be in the back skid, steer in the same direction seat properly secured in that the rear is sliding, being safety restraints. Even careful not to over correct. children large enough to fit propHave an emergency kit in erly in a regular seat belt are your car at all times in case of safer in the back seat. an emergency. An ideal kit conSlow down and drive the tains a flashlight, blanket, warnspeed limit. Speeding continues ing flares, scraper with brush, to be the number one contribut- tow chain, jumper cables, shoving factor in fatal crashes. el, candle, matches and lastly, sand or two carpet remnants which can be useful if you become stuck. , t, Responder and reports for The Do not let yourgas level drop Times-Newbelow half a tank, Mandi Gardner has been workGet plenty of rest before traving as a Massage Therapist at eling long distances and rememthe office for over a year. She ber to take stretching breaks. graduated from Payson High Never drive when sleepy pull School in 1995. She took lab over and take a quick rap if neccourses at the University ofUtah or rotate drivers. essary and is a graduate of the Utah Thanksgiving is, a time to reCollege of Massage Therapy. She lax and enjoy being with your has also taken training in Body family. Don't let be your holiday Contouring. Mandi was on the interrupted by Fora free tragedy. Dance Company and the Soccer Winter Driving Checklist, call Team in High School. She enjoys the Utah Safety Council at camping, boating, hunting, exerext. 303. cising, riding her horses, snow motor-vehicl- Wednesday, November 24 Thanksgiving per strip over cream cheese mixture. Roll to enclose filling. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate for several hours or until serving time. Td serve as appetizers, cut each tortilla roll into fourths. , Drive safely tMs 1. ' 1 1 4 - ' left-ove- rs malice winter driving cafcr anti-icin- g. anti-icin- CO |
