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Show Page IB Lakeside Review Thursday, January 8, 1981 Recipes From Home Saving Sense Chili Rice Casserole cup butter 4 By 1 JANE CARPENTER 1 2 1 SAVING SENSE SYSTEM: SEE, SAVE, SORT, SEND, SPEND. SEE those coupons, refund slips, free items, bonus gifts, 'and premiums. SAVE every coupon, box label, cap inner seal, tab, etc. SORT these into four groups: Food, Household Aids, Personal Aids, Misc. SPEND those coupons to best advantage. SEND for those cash refunds on a regular basis. We are beginning a new year. And with the new year, any of us like to make resolutions to change or alter some of our old habits that we are not pleased with or that we would like to improve. The more I write the Saving Sense column, the more I realize that saving involves more than just food saving through the use of coupons and refunds. We want to save everywhere we can. So I made a resolution to include some new ideas for saving in the column. , Housewives are the most ingenious people I know so Im hoping that you will send your great saving idea to me so I can pass them along to my readers. I think it can be a lot of fun as well as informative and helpful. So, please, share your money saving ideas with us. One thing that I have done for a long time is use leftover food. I read somewhere once, that as much as one-thiof the food cooked in the United States is thrown away. Perhaps you think your family does not like leftovers; that even if you save food that is cooked but not eaten it will just go into the refrigerator and remain there until it spoils and must be discarded later. Personally, if I serve, say, a beef roast for dinner on Monday, I dont like to eat leftover beef again for dinner on Tuesday. But if I leave it in the refrigerator for more than two days, I either forget it is there, or it gets dried out and is not appetizing to fix as a leftover. A good way to solve this is to fix it as something else right away and freeze it. rd I save the little aluminum pie tins that pot pies come in, or TV dinner (rays. Make the crusts for the pot pies with, bisquick, fill them with leftover meat or whatever your main course was, mix in the left over vegetables, pour in some left over gravy or meat stock, put on the top crust and freeze. Be sure to mark each one so you know what is in each one. I do this with tape attached to the bottom of the pie tin. Or you can wrap each one in aluminum foil and put a sticker on the top. However, you do it, be sure to mark it so that anyone can tell at a glance what each one contains, and like anything you freeze, dont forget to put the date you froze it on the container. One more hint I learned by sad experience is to save one shelf of your freezer for these items. I used to just put items in the freezer wherever I could find room. Now I have one shelf for vegetables, one for fruit, one for meat, etc. This makes it much easier to tell when some specific group of food is getting low or needs to have some of it used because it has been in the freezer for too long a time. My family especially liked the frozen pot pies or TV dinners because they could fix themselves a variety of meals at odd times. Also, small leftovers can be individually frozen and used for soups later, or you can make the soups and freeze them, ready for The main idea is, dont let those good leftovers go to waste. With a little effort, they can be made into appetizing and convenient meals for a later time. Another thought is, we received a lot of beautiful fruit for Christmas. How many of you threw away the peelings from oranges or lemons? Dont do it. Wash them then grind them up to freeze for later use in cookies or salads. Im sure a lot of you enjoy sewing. I made several items of clothing to give as Christmas gifts. Now what to do with the pieces of material that were left over? I never throw anything like this away. I do a lot of handwork and have pieces of yarn, crochet thread, embroidery thread and items such as these by the box full. I work on gifts made from these all through the year. . ths wear from them, it is worth the effort. And besides, you might be surprised how much the kids like the fancy patches you use to fix those worn out jeans. Well, keep couponing and refunding. Send in any ideas you have for saving and we will see how many new and unique ideas we can pass along to our friends. Im sure you have some very 1 good ones and I for one would love to hear about them. Food Storage Topic of Class course titled Comprehensive Food Storage begins tonight at 7 p.m. at the Syracuse LDS Stake Center, 1700 S. 2000 W. The course, which will be taught each Thursday, is sponsored by the Syracuse Stake Relief Society and the BYU Center. Sheryl Clements will be Quilts are always marvelous gifts to Ogden the instructor. and handmade are First give. they Tuition is $10 and can be paid at the second they are unique, beautiful items BYU Ogden that anyone would be proud to own. door or by contacting the or Center Barker, Sonja They are a big project however, and many people hesitate to make them because they take so long to complete. But many of the patterns can be made in small pieces and sewn together later either by hand or on the machine. They are a marvelous way to make something useful out of small pieces of material. Quilting is now being adapted The Lakeside Review is interested in to many other uses other than quilts these days, too. I saw a beautiful skirt . receiving recipes from readers in obr made by piecing scraps of colorful coverage area, Roy through Cenmaterial and then overcasting the terville, for publication in our Home pieces with a sewing machine stitch. Living Review section. Small scraps of material are used for Bring your favorite recipe to our appliques on childrens jeans. They are office, 5388 S. 1900 W., Roy, or mail it to great for covering worn out knees or us at; Lakeside Review, Recipes from putting fancy pockets on the back. Home, P.O. Box 207, Roy, Utah, 84067. Jeans are so expensive that anytime it Our office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. is possible to get even one more mon Monday through Friday. SYRACUSE A seven-wee- k 825-088- We Want Recipe Ideas salt t. pepper 4 oz. cans whole green chilies 3 cups sharp Cheddar cheese, grated 2 Chopped fresh parsley - Grease 9 x 13 casserole. Saute onion in butter until soft. Cook rice according to package directions. Add to onion, sour cream, cottage cheese and seasonings. Toss to blend all ingredients well. Drain chilies: rinse and remove seeds. Layer half of rice mixture in casserole, half of chilies and half of cheese. Repeat layers. Bake 25 minutes at 375. Sprinkle with parsley. Serves 10. . Mary Lee Voss Watch for all the great inventory sales and white sales that will be coming this month. Keep couponing and 1 11 see you next week. Send any suggestions or questions to: Jane Carpenter, 2801 West, 4850 South, Roy, Utah 84067. Roy- e cup tsp. white pepper 1 tsp. basil leaves 1 cup bean sprout Dash of salt and black pepper Dash of ginger powder 10 large shrimps cups coconut milk 1 med. size onion 1 med. size tomato 3 to 6 red bell 2 lb. Chinese peas or 2 med size cauliflower 2 2 sponsored by Utah State University Extension may be for you. The garden associates program is a volunteer service organization for the promotion of home garden education. Garden associate volunteers will serve as and guide for the Ornamental Display Garden located at the USA Horticultural Research Farm, Farmington. They will advise visitors to the grounds on gardening topics and may assist in research projects. For example, a typical afternoon for a volunteer may include showing a group our rose garden, pointing out some good shrub possibilities for a familys new landscape, and taste testing some new melon varieties. Training for garden volunteers this course on plant winter is a materials and their use in the landscape. This Unit 1 training includes an introduction to landscaping, selection and use of trees, shrubs, vines, ground covers, flowering perennials and annual flowers, planting and care of lawns, and the purchase, planting, pruning and basic care of ornamental plants. Additional training courses will be available in the future. Unit 2 training focuses on home production of fruits and vegetables. Unit 3 training is an advanced course on diagnosing garden problems. Monthly inservice meetings will also ' be held to keep volunteers informed on current research projects. Applications are currently being accepted at the Horticultural Research Farm for Unit 1 training. For additional information and application forms contact the Horticultural Research & Extension Farm, 1817 North Main, 2 Farmington, Ut. 84025, phone 0 or Ext. 204. soy-sauc- 1 Boil coconut milk before putting in the onions, tomato, ginger powder, salt and pepper and basil leaves. Let them boil 5 minutes, then add the shrimps, bring to boil again for 10 minutes. Add bell peppers and cauliflowers. Last, add the bean sprouts and turn it off. SERVE WITH RICE. Good for 4 to 6 servings. GLORY C.ECORD Sunset hosts-hoste- 773-780- Area Births Dec. 20, 1980. Dec. 21, 1980. A boy to Gregory and A boy to Lloyd Scott and Julia Ann Sargent, 2062 Marena Calvert, 180 West West Gentile, Layton, 300 North, Utah. Uec. 23, A boy to Dennis and Boy to Vickie Higley, 2483 South Laraine 1000 West, Syracuse, East 1175 Utah. Kaysville, 1980. Dec. 22, A girl to Danny and Sherri Love, 348-33r- d Layton, Utah. 1980. Kip and Fleming, South, V. 975 No. 7, Utah. Dec. 24, 1980. Boy to Don and Sheryl Sanders, 247 West Center, Street Apt. No. 1, Ogden, Kaysville, Utah. .Utah. Dec. 28, 1980. A boy to William and Girl to Terrence and 1310 Carol Evelyn Luce, Jean Terflinger, 225 Gillman Drive, Layton, Wast 590 North, Layton, Utah. Utah. St. Benedicts Hospital Dec. 28, 1980. Girl to Danial J. and LeAnn L. Croft, 329 S. 725 Dec. 31, 1980. Boy to Kevin and Alecia Ekstrom, 2298 South 1950 West, Syracuse, Utah. Dec. 29, 1980. Girl to Allan and Claudette Kawaguchi, 1426 Dallas Street, Syracuse, Utah. Bee. 30. 1980. A girl to Robert and Girl to Tim and Debra Terry Nelson, 229 BarChristofferson, 844 West bara Avenue, Layton, 600 North, Clearfield, Utah. Utah. A boy to Roger and Boy to Steven and Dixie Denise Purdy, 1176 East Flint, 231 West 2610 300 North, Layton, Utah. North, Layton, Utah. E., Layton, Utah. R things you want makes you feel good. But spending that "little extra" you should be saving makes you feel guilty. And you worry. One answer is to buy U.S. Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. Theyll take out thutlittle extra from each paycheck for Bonds. Youre automatically saving the amount you w ant to save, without ever seeing it. So you cant spend it. You wont even rmts it. But you can spend whats left of your pay (after bills) without feeling guilty. Without worry. Reg Burger, Med, Drink, Fry end Sundae Effective Thurs.. Jan. Gth thru Sat.. Jan. 10th brazier ' JDuying the foTSA LAI 816 So. Main, Layton - Indonesian Shrimps Horticulture Farm Seeking Volunteers Do you enjoy FARMINGTON gardening? Would you enjoy sharing our gardening knowledge with others? Do you like to keep up on the latest in varieties and gardening techniques? If you can answer yes to these questions, the garden associates program, being t. 2 cup onion, chopped cup plus 2 T. rice, uncooked cups sour cream cottage cheese cup small-cur- d t. basil |
