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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, January SI, 19T1 food Queries: Pizzas a Favorite Treat . . . Especially With at By Bennie Lake Tribune Food Editor I REQUESTS serves as a hearty snack or an entree for luncheon or supper. From Los Angeles to New York . . . from Birmingham Pizza has to to Salt Lake be the favorite treat for everyone especially s! Last summer when Olympus School students Judy antf Pete Dens mo re moved to Sail Lake from Alabama with their family, they brought their owa creative recipe for Pizza with them. They had to Jt's their favorite dish J These twins enjoy doubling their efforts to come op wiU a doubly delectable Pizza the entire family enjoys. Judy does the mixing and blending while Pete takes over the duties of adding the spices and topping. it for Pete-z- a sake! The eating rewards are great! To , add rest to their winter-tim- e menus, Mrs. Bill Ellis and Mrs. Bose W. Nielsen, Gunnison, requested the recipe for Pizza and good rooks Judy and Pete; Mis. Marjorie A. Collier, Vernal; High y; He-doe- s Ham Loaf V2 cups milk Is Orem Pizza y '' i k '(Judy and Pete Densmore) Pizza Crost cup warm water cups packaged biscuit mix Olive oil or salad oil Makes 2 pizzas. 1 h package (9Vi ounces) frigated biscuits 1 cup pitted olives re cup grated Parmesan cheese Vt teaspoons Italian herb seasoning 5 slices Cheddar cheese Chop olives coarsely. Fry bacon until crisp. Drain on paper toweling. Open package of biscuits and place on greased baking sheets, allowing about 3 inches between biscuits. Flatten biscuits to minutes or until crusts are pizza crusts. Pizzas 10 slices bacon 12-in- crumbs tomato soup teaspoon paprika y2 2 tablespoons - I Jury and Pete Densmore, twins, tackle the taste-temptin- task. g 2. Tomato inches in diameter, sauce, canned making a slight rim at edges. crabmeat, onion rings, green Sprinkle each with a tablepepper. 3. Pizza sauce, tuna, green spoon Parmesan cheese and 's teaspoon herb seasoning. pepper, onions. Sprinkle with olives. 4. Tomato sauce with musBreak each slice of bacon in onions, tard, frankfurters, pieces and sprinkle over top sliced ripe olives. of each pizza. Cut cheese 5. Tomato sauce, mixed slices in half and place a half herbs, beef or lamb. ground on each pizza. Bake in 425 Hem Loaf has long taken its degree oven for about 15 min- place as a gourmet treat and utes or until edges are golden to everyones taste brown. Serve hot. Makes 10 appeals buds. And delicious it is! small pizzas. Mrs. T. G. BJornson Pizza Topping Variations requested the recipe for Ham 1. Pizza sauce, Mozzarella, Loaf and fancy cooks Mrs. Beth Maughan, Orem; Mrs. cheeses. Cheddar Parmesan, Sausage Pizza 1 i 1 Speaking Frankly pound Italian sausage can (16 ounces) tomatoes Salt and pepper package (6 ounces) Mozzarella cheese Theyre Last Untouchables 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 can (6 ounces) tomato j . paste 2cloves garlic, minced I tablespoon crushed dried oregano By Mary McGrath Probably no one is more more mamisunderstood, ligned, and less appreciated than the men and women who 1 tablespoon U whole basil cup Parmesan or Roman cheese In a skillet, break sausage into bits. Cook slowly until lightly browned, about 33 minutes stirring occasionally; drain off fat. Dram tomatoes reserving cup juice. Cut tomatoes into small pieces and layer on two h crusts. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cover with Mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced and tom. into pieces. Drizzle each 'vifh 1 tablespoon olive oil. with Sprinkle the lightly browned sausage. Combine tomato paste, reserved tomato juice, garlic, oregano and basil Mix well; over spread sausage. Dash g e ti e r o usly with salt and pepper. Sprin- bring you your daily and Sunday newspapers. Despite the increasing proliferation of they are practically the most anonymous people in America. Unless the reader disagrees vociferously with tlie point of view taken in the work, or wants to combat and change the facts, he even probably doesnt notice the name at the top of the column of type, s, kle' Parmesan o r Romano anyway. The newspaperman has been accused of being cynical, cheese on top. Drizzle each with 1 tablespoon olive Bake in 425 degree oven for 15 minutes or until crusts are done as directed above. callous, and snide because he prints the news, even when its hard to take. If the news is bad, he takes the cl hard-bitte- t You can perfection. In a world that has come to take it for granted that politicians have their peccadillos, actresses and actors their underground activities, businessmen their little quirks, and ordinary citizens are less than saints, only the newspaper rent or buy from a whole line of the most wheelchairs from Everest & Jennings. Or you can buy a wheelchair that well design to fit your specifications. Abbey's trained specialists know pretty much ail there Is to know about wheelchairs and your needs. Just give us a call anytime of the day or night And Abbey will lend you a hand by processing ycur Medicare equipment claims, too. " I ABEEf RENTS stilt. t 1811 SOUTH STATI 486-715- 1 jjfi Mustard Sauce K cup tomato soup Vi cup prepared mustard y2 cup vinegar y2 cup sugar 1 square butter Melt shortening in saucepan. Stir in onion and cook until softened. Stir in flour and salt and blend : FAPW To at the Sl I'Wi well. add milk, stirring constantly and cook until thickened and smooth. Add soft bread crumbs, raw carrot, ground ham, beaten eggs and shape into loaf. Bake in 350 degree oven for 1 hour. Baked Alaska lias to be one of the most spectacular desserts you can serve. And even better, its whats yummy, too! Pocatello Reader requested the recipe for Baked Alaska and fancy cooks Mrs. Fann Mower, Provo; Mrs Janice N. Ferguson, Richfield; Mrs. C. M. Simmons; Mrs. Ann Nielson; Mrs. Lloyd Peterson, Idaho Falls; Mrs. T. R. E., Boise; Mrs. George L., Malad; Mrs. U. T. Christensen; St. George Reader and Reader were kind Ogden enough to send their recipes. Thanks gals! Slowly Uppermost is a nbbed knit in almost every color you could want, 6.00 to 12.00 The Amel jersey body shut is in navy, white, black, bone and yellow and regularly is .fil5 ) if T'ff f J li' 1 V 15.00! 10.00 Baked Alaska (Mrs. Janice Ferguson) ice cream Combine all ingredients hnd whites cook slowly until thick in douSponge cake ble boiler. Serve on Ham 4 tablespoons confectioners Loaf. sugar Ham Carrot Loaf Freeze strawberry, vanilla, chocolate ice cream into brick (Mrs. Beth Maughan) form very hard. At serving 2 tablespoons shortening time, beat the egg whites until 3 tablespoons flour light, add confectioners sugar 1 cup milk and whip until stiff and dry. Turn ice cream onto a sheet teaspoon salt of sponge cake placed on 3 tablespoons chopped onion 1 cup finely broken soft board and cover it completely with meringue. Sprinkle well bread crumbs 2 cups finely grated raw with confectioners sugar and carrots place ir, very hot oven (450 to 1 p o u n d smoked ham, 500 degrees) to brown. Place on a serving platter and serve ground 3 egg yolks brunt of the backlash; but if. man maintains his Integrity the news is good, he is seldom by shouting it out to the noticed for bringing it to your world. attention. Of course, he doesnt waste time and energy valuable The average reader assumes newspapermen get searching out the good guys and printing neat little tales their kicks from blackening about their virtues. By his the day of their readers. They standards there is nothing are constantly being verbally newsy about doing the right and sometimes physically thing. The newsboy who reassaulted for not being turns the lost wallet, the Boy in a perverted Scout who helps old ladies world, seeking out the gems theyre not NEWS. They are of goodness and playing them just good people doing what is up in banner headlines. incumbent upon them to do. A The trouble is that the old good newspaperman thinks like a cop. His eye is boys, despite keeping a jaunforever on the ones who are diced eye on a troubled falling from grace. Everyone world, are incredible optielse he experts to be good. A mists. Their standards of prodoesnt go around searchcop so one no are that high priety out a hand to shake mereing can possibly meet them, and because the owner of that ly boldare into shocked they hand failed to break any law faced Bodoni every time they stumble against any facts that today. depart from their version of Abbey Will Lend You a Hand. k chopped onion Grind pork and ham together. Mix all ingredients together and place in loaf pan, putting extra sliced onion on top. Bake at 350 degrees for U2 hours. Serve with Mustard Sauce. 2 slightly beaten eggs Scoop out the centers of 4 unfrosted cupcakes. Fill earii with ice cream. Heap meringue on top and sides and brown in 450 to 500 degree oven. Serve at once. Bsnqneti department : Many thanks to you faithful readers who take time to answer requests to this column. Thanks much to Lloyd A. Hansen, Soda Springs; Mrs. 1 brick 4 egg VtV'' v? 1 I FINASj CLEARANCE Red Cross X Socislifas Cobbles i ifmma - Selby , $0P)S i Polly-anna-li- pizza-doug- - teaspoon salt 1 cup bread 3 tablespoons about Snack-Tim- e Soften yeast in warm water. Add biscuit mix and beat vigorously for 2 minutes. Dust surface with flour. Knead dough until smooth, about 25 strokes. Divide dough in half and ro'l each piece of dough to a circle or to fit baking sheet. Place dough cirdea cn greased baking sheets and crimp edges. Brush dough with oiL Fill with desired toppers. Bake at 425 degrees for 14 ,; Double effort is combined to make doubly delicious Pizza when 1 package dry yeast done. Makes two H. Oldroyd) 2 pounds ground pork 1 pound cured ham 1 egg, beaten Reader and Mrs. P. S. C. took time to answer tois request Thanks to one and all! 15 Melba (Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Austin, Elko; Mrs. Edna C. Matthews Pocatello; Mrs. Anna T. Peck; Mrs. J. P. Proctor; Mrs Jess Powers; Mrs Vera Powell, 2y2 TV. Ri-ert- VV. Owen J. Gudmundson; Mrs. George K. Best; Mrs. Earl Mountford; Mrs. Linore Low-reMrs. Shatter Bo wo, Provo; Mrs. Melba H. Oldroyd, Richfield; Mrs. G. L. Kennedy, Duchesne; Mrs. H, V. Duzan, Big Piney; Bob Scbooff; Mrs. T. C. C., Cedar City; and Duchesne Reader were kind enough to send their excellent recipes. He do appreciate you! be-m- 8J Johnson, Grid, Idaho; Mrs. Marjorie A. Collier, Vernal; Mrs. Beverly Tanner, Black-foo- t; Mrs Linda Re hart; Reader; Mrs. S. T. Dillon; Mrs. Wajne Craig, Hoods Cross; Sirs. Floyd H. Vaird; Mrs. Bessie Cates; Mrs. John J. Hubert; Mrs. Marion Schr'or, Tooele; Mrs. Mable Mathies; Mrs. George L. Downs; Mrs. Lauren D. Clark and Pocatello Reader. Sorry jour recipes arrived ton late for publication but do write again. He love hearing from jou! to 16. (Mrs. Faun Mower) Transue writes, Have Wok will cook, if some good cooks will send me some Chinese recipes! She specifically would like the recipes for Tomato Green Pepper Chow Yuki and any other Chinese recipes for using this wonderful pan. Mrs. V. E. Archer would like a recipe for a caramel steamed pudding with hard sauce. A Chicken Gaulet recipe is still on the wanted list being requested by Mrs. Lora D. McCafferty. Mrs. Jean Pappas would like the recipe for English Toffee Pudding. Mushroom casserole recipes are on the wanted list being requested by Mrs. T. Hendrickson. Send recipes and requests to Bonnie Lake, The Salt Lake Tribune, Zip 84110, to be used in this column next week. Sirs. L. dishes. This perfect example of r s t y Neopolitan cooking Prove; 12 11 Teen-Ager- s Individual Baked Alaska Pizza has jumped the ocean to become one of our favorite teen-ager- once. Serves TV ft A 4 VALUES TO 25.00 22 East Broadway ft'odurt hssnoeomtetfon with the American Ked Cross V Sale! Pre-Invento- ry Pianos and Organs . . . liew and Used 20 Used Pianos -C- learance! ut brands. 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