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Show - - - - - . . --- , 4 - - - NUTRITION'''. - 1.77 - --- ' ; ' ' - , ! - - - - - - ' '. ....v....'.. By WINNIFRED C. ;ARDINE What a delightful time and meal we had Saturday evening when Lartei Harrington (Mrs. W, F.), 2740 East 3335 South St., and home economics teacher at West High School, wked a Chinese dinner for ore our eyes, in fact, she let us help. And we feel now like we could cook Just about is delicious a meal, at least it would have a good bit of the same good flavor. Mrs. Harrington speaks with authority when she speaks of Chinese food, for she spent five years in the Hawaiian Islands, first teaching sphool and then working for the government. One of her good friends there was a Chinese girl with whom she stayed a good bit and helped cook, ,until she herself had 'picked up a lot of the tricks and lot of, the good recipes. Like most Chinese, Mrs. Harrington doesn't measure. So we ourselves stood over her and measured the ingredients she added. However, variations in I. ingredients and amounts is desirable according to individual taste. So get in the habit of tasting and adding until these dishes are. Just right. The merui we had the other night and which we would recommend to anyone was this: Fried Shrimp Sweet-Sou- r Spareribs Fried Rice Chop Suey Sesame Seed Cakes uhtbef- , N ;, I .01 ....14,:01 ' IIPS ' I , - A - .. v,t,-;- 4 " , ' ir, ! - 1 , - t! '' - t - , ; , v.,.,.,e, - , , 1 . s , - : 10, Loh qatmoakoomb,,,,. Amij LaRee FINISHING TOUCHMrs., Harrington spinkles 'sesame seeds on little cakes. They. are served with Chinese dinner of chop suey, fried rice, shrimp sweet-sou- r spareribs. 'NEWS'. I , , NOTES TRAVEL are even stronger remind- Warm days remind us that vaca- - places era tion time is here. Bright travel And whether you have just a folders luring readers to, faraway few days or a month, there's plan Ity of fun ahead. Here in the Idounlain West, for instance, a day's drive or less from any metropolis will take a family into scenic MAY- SPECIAL - 7,' ttS" 4- ( -04 Spring. , ' largain ?, Iltib 41 ., ' ommik, ft I1. mountain or desert country. If you have three 6r four days off, the southern parks offer restful diver'ion, or you could take any of the scenic loops that aren't 'closed or endangered by floods. For those with a couple of weeks or more, there are many choices. This week let's consider two or three. Wyoming opens its rodeo season May 17 and 18, when the first wild west show will be staged at Laramie. After that, there'll be hardly a week pass in the major Wyoming towns without rodeo or a wild west attraction. la If you hanker tor fishing away the Mountain West, Minnesota boasts of some of the finest angling in the nation. The trout meson is open, and that on most other species opens May 17. After June 21, you. can work for bass in the ' Land of 10,000 takes If the south cans, New' Mexico ihas an attraction that is different in the Fiesta of San Felipe de Ned, scheduled May 26, 27 a'ad at Albuquerque. At this time, the atmosphere of the Southwest pre- tivalls. Sensational 1 YOUR 'A( NCII z; - CHOICE tomix; name machine, machineless d. d. d. PERMANENT WAVE $5.50 only - Including shampoo and hair styling So many beautiful women took sensational Day thatby popular demand we tontinus It for the rest of this month. - Here Is your opportunity to save on a nationally-know- n permanent wave. Phone early for , ary appoin - ' . . , mentkt EX-CEL- IS C . ' . - . - I , Main at 2nd South Phone 93733 - . - ,. t ' .. .. eam ' -' . co)rs ' I '' as yoo wa)( , ' ..,. t:1 ' ' ' - - ,. :-:' 1 , - : , Prorkds- f , sol. , ' t 1., .) s, , 4,e3 ' 7, ' i . ' 'I' I , r: - ,, ,,,.4 . 'P44 '' , b .' .,, 4 t.r - . 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Bake at 350' 7. tor about 50 Al I,t,t,,A4 ' A., ,,,17,4, I , '11. , - v,- - t - 7k , 4" ': .,-- - .. ,,,,, Nt!,;; , : - WHEAT BREAD 3 cups unallted icup firmly whole wheat packed brown flour sugar 2 1,4 cups silted all-I cups sour milli or buttermilk purpose flour 4 tablespooris 5 teaspoons bsk- salad oil ing powder 1 2 teaspoons soda cups chopped .1 teaspoons salt pecans ",SA ' '': -zt , 4N. W...W.M.Al...a.11,-- Chocolate Pecan Dollars keep the grain dry and coot ' ' PECAN DOLLARS Vs teaspoon I, TIMM 1 egg 1 cup pecans, 2 tablespoons chopped 2 squares un- milk 1 teaspoon vanilla sweetened 214 cups flour chocolate, 1 teaspoon bak- melted , int powder is they-ere-ep- , , ' the easiest way 11 know of to store wheat: Get your Stake to follow the example of University Stake, which has this useful project. It ordered an entire carload of cans,-600- and grist quantities of wheatthe best variety and quality. At Welfare Headquarten -- they- place - the sterilizedinto cans, which are made airtight and are then delivered, at a reasonable price. uçvpakuthenritr be- - , , $ , , 0r, ', J'ill , 1 f , together butter and ugar. Add Ogg'. link dud vanilla. Add flour. baking powder and cinnamon that have been Bitted together and mix. Add nuts and &ono. late sad mix Until well blended. Pore integolig I inches in diametar. Wrap in waged barer and ghat Cut in show. and bake ba buttered baking sheets at 315 P. for W 10 minutia ''Y i This stake has a few cans and wheat on hand that officials might be induced to part with. I cannot guarantee it I hor this will help you- M. M. Dear Mary Marker: have had to leave my husband twice on account of his drinking. Both times when I decided to go back to him, he thought be had stopped. The last time was not so very long ago. I simply cannot take this drinking. My husband says he would really like to stop drinking. If only he could! He is truly a prince of a man when he is not under the influence of liquor. How can he be helped? . A Wile. Dear Wife: When a man really wants to stop drinking and he has a sensible, sympathetic and understanding, wife, Alcoholics Anonymous can help in moat cases. This organization does wonderful amount of good, but cannot usually succeed in cases where a man has no desire to stop drinking. Address, 157 Plum Alley. Phone, By MARGARET' MASTERS Chickens. Cast Sly Glances When Wet These are the days when old biddies love to hide their eggs out under secluded bushes spend weeks setting on them and then come clucking into the country yards with peeping little chickens trailing behind.' A real aggrevation if you don't want your eggs to turn into little chickens. , Shen we lived on a farm In Missouri $ this was one of my problems to cope with every spring. I doubt if I would go about breaking the old hens up In such a barbarious manner now as I did then. ,44,losephus, the hired man, and relied upon,the WET FEET UNDER A TUB method. This will raise your hair if you frg ,t I ., ol 0 itse ' ..'. 4 ., te, . .,,,o'd:-AN- . , , , I- ..,Pr.,- -. 0ar Oft- (Sig 0 .-- OS: , lc-- - 00 ' ' . - ,,,,, ''''' ) '' . .. .. U ,. Open - . ,. 'Fridays , Till 9 p.m. In Sugar limas 2112 So. lltle "Th,s - la a , lest-- , . . , Heusi et Ftohionot Ross Park , ' . s flito aril' ot , - st o. - ' E 11-1- - 262 SOUTH 6AAM 4910 So. Step !' , 400 - , 1.4 ' .,,,., , ,' :, ' , ,, t -,, - , ...,,-. , , - - - .47 ' ,' ; .... ,. 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Well everytimo she tried to ,squat down in a motherly hen she'd get her . position feathers wets. She'd change heat mind pretty quick about tho whole business. My . the mean looks I've had cast in my direction when they were released. Margaret Master's Kitchen Is heard every week day at SAS ¬ S01. over Radio Station ESL. - , - - ' ow Ii;-- , Looked - - :-- --- - -- , I L I. 0 71;7 . t woNprerni,, - li '111:: - ,, Fin00 r n 1500 -CUSTOMERS tt itz!' Pit .. , , 4' f, -- I 41 t 1, Sit4t ''' - ( 1iii .) ' tc-- ' ' in the same of yourself position. . ,, t ' it 1 -- 041; 'Ij4it' ,''f-- - ' . think - M. M. , ,,,,NYA'S, '. , ' - - ( , , , , - KITCHEN 0,,,,,ottirtlYrym1 , ' etir there en presetvation. extra THE - , - er011111 cans may be placed in the kitchen (used for a chair or stooll, or in any other convenient place. Alter they are opened, if one has a freezer, it might be a very good idea to keep the HERE IS ,.000 rt-- ( , ,,.,,,. . , ' es, , 11.0,000111MoSoltilitiliiMOIROMIANONNIMWO , cup butter cup sugar. Vs ts Hers CANS, BARRELS - e 4 ', Reader - vt! ,,.. . . Sugar House': , ,' ,, ,.,,,,,,z . it- e Grain-Presen- Today's Thought 14ktZ: .. , .. . wood ? i 4 ' - , .. 65 WEST FIRST SOUTH ., ''''''''' ' , d . A' - ' ' I' Pecan WI 'eat' Bread .1 .5 ,,- 7. ., ,w.' .e think true love is never blin,d At present barrels and cans But rather brings- - an added are difficult to obtain. if you an inquiry to will or send call, An inner vision quirk to find New Products DepartLibrary, corn. hid from beauties The ment, Deseret News, you may mon sight. 1 learn where they ax!, still availPhoebe Cary able. Or you might first try By MARY MARKER some small bakeries. Sometimes' Dear Mary Marker: they have large shortening e ans, 'Our church advocates having which the purchaser might everyone store one ,hundred clean and sterilize himself. Just - ' , 4,,,,i ,,,,,,,,..... or loology . - ,,,,.,,. ' '" - is actr I 104 ' -it Problem ,,,, - , , ,. ",' 4, ;; ,- Of Proper-Storage-- r.,,.,..,,t, 1 . ,,, t 'N.: 4la IrLICe "t pew ler , . ,,, ,,t, .. ;'1;. CHOCOLATE 4e, .. . fi .,,..,...., ,, . I -- L'' t '' t ( ;. .N - ; ,,, ., A.'S YOURS CONFIDENTIALLY ..J . , ' ', -., ). 7 Pecans?. Well, luxury in every homemaker's cooking, special food for special dishes to serve to special people. So here are a ctitiplet of recipes to spell off those you have. Pecan Wheat Bread which combines the richness of whole wheat flour with the lusciousness of pecans and Chocolate Pecan Dollars. i I :t d- - u , 6, -- , Y ,- : t who doesn't like them? 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Clean 6 carrots - and rut into storing wheat isi to purchase a roll the can around occasionally tit keep the wheat in action for strips about 2 inches long and 1 very good 'product, clean and inch thick.- Clean 1 stalk of cel- freshly milled, and please note, a bit. a bard wheat. You should make' Many people, however, use a ery and cut into same size sure of the reliability of the mill fine mill spray on the Wheat, Cut 1 to 2 green peppersstrips. into usually leaving the grain in Slices comparable in size to car. from which you buy IL rota and 'celery. Slice 2 bags. It you try this, be sure not completely Next, place It In large whole onions and cut each slice dry, clean, and sterilized con- to get the bag actually damp. from some distance, havacross once, and slice I bunch tainers, barrels or cane which Spraythe mist broken into very small green onions. ing Moisture can be made Melt 4 tablespoons fat In hot-to- and heat are airtight. fine particles. These sprays may, encourage be obtained what of large kettle and add a the from chemical comdevelopment'of bacteria, so clove of 'garlic minced. Add I pardes. pound fresh pork, cut In pieces bowl. Make a hollow in the DRY ICE about 2 to 3 Inches long and Another method of preservemelted In center, cup pour about inek wide, and brown shortening, and 1 beaten egg. tion is to place about one pound slightly, Add 'carrots and steam Work all together with your of dry ice with about 2 or 3 minutes then other vege- fingers till a soft dough is Ipounds of wheat. Set it In the tables along witkk I can water formed. Use a very little water bottom of the can with a paper chestnuts, sliced, and cook until if necessary. Knead and work between it and the wheat; The vegetables are almost tender. the dough gently till smooth. wheat may be lit a bag, or not. Combine 7 cornstarch, 1 Turn out on a lightly floured The carbon dioxide turtles will cups cold water, 3, T lrya sauce, board, and roll 4's inch thick. permeate the grain, protecting 3 T sugari I teaspoon grated Cut with cutter about the size it from weevil and they are ginger and IA teaspoonAccent. of a dollar and place on cookie harmless. This will be effective Pour over chop suey anti con- sheet for a long time. tinue cooking, stirring constantCans you purchase should the remaining egg yolk Beat ly, until thick and vegetables have that will keep the are just tender. Serve on.leirge with 2 tablespoons water and coversgaskets on so firmly that the with it; cookies brush lightly platter and sprinkle with sesarne then sprinkle with sesame seedi. cans remain airtight. After the seeds. Brush lightly with the slightly cans are opened, if free from SESAME SEED CASES beaten egg white. Bake at 350 weevil, the grain, having been Sift 2 cups flour and 14 tea- deg. F. for 15 minutes. Makes sterilized, should remain free for a long time et least. spoon baking powder Intel' a 24or morescookies. n BEAUTY SALON t , - ,,,.,,,,,,,,,; (- ,s, , - From Oregon To Minnesota, Lure Is Out For Tourists By Popular Demand ;,...,,, - . M R , Ntiater I k,,,:,,:-- .'' , ti:',.. ,,,,,,,,,,...,...... ,,, I - A ,, . . The Chinese people say that "first things come first" and that means that rice leads the parade of recipes. Many people use cooked rice for making fried rice, but Mrs. Harrington starts hers out from the raw rice, and this is how she does it. Melt 4 to 8 tablespoons of butter in a heavy pan. Add I4 tó cup chopped green onion, 12 cup chopped green pepper and 3 cups raw rice, and brown all ingredients slightly. Add 5 cups water and bring to a hard boil, stirring to keep rice from sticking to bottom of kettle. Cover and bring to hard boil, 001 -- i- o' k- - then turn leg low and allow rice to cook about 45 minutes, until water. has entirely been absorbed and rice ii fluffy and dry. Just before serving, add 1 whole raw egg and soya sauce to taste and 4oss well into the rice. Makes 8 servings. If desired, I medium can of button mushrooms, drained, may be added at time of soya sauce. FRIED SHRIMP Buy two J,ounds of thetlargest raw shrimp possible. Wash shrimp and peel shell off, 'elm.' ing the last section and tail intact. Cut slit through center back without severing either end, and removei black line. Dry shrimp thoroughly and dip into batter made by beating 1 egg, then adding 1,4 teaspoon salt, I teaspoon sugar, 1 cup flour and I cup ice water and beat until smooth. Dip shrimp into batter, then drop into deep hot fat (375 deg. F.) and cook until golden brown. Serve with a hot sauce made by seasoning catsup to taste with Worcestershire sauce, A-- 1 sauce, horse radish and try, mustard that's been tribistened with a little water. SWEET-SOUSPARERIBS These are the most delicious morsels one could ever dream of. There are just a couple or three bites for each person but we an agreed that lust the taste of them adds depth to the meal and makes them more than special. Caramelize us cup sugar in heavy pan, getting quite dark but not burned. Add cup vinegar and cook until sugar-i- s dissolved. Add 12 or 14 pickled scallions, available in Jars at any Chinese or Japanese market, cup chopped green, onion, 1 small bud garlic minced, 2 tablespoons chopped green pepcan of pineapple chunks per, (No- -2 can) and 2 tablespoons of the juice. Add I pound spareribs cut by the 'butcher into small pieces. Cover and cook until spareribs are tender, ikbouti FRIED RICE 1".".11". ,:,'''''''; .,.. Lake' City,. 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