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Show all summer long! KoolShade Ult llT wMl C0RTR01 I MAI window' Because areas admit as much as 90 of the suns hot rays, they are primarily responsible for excessive heat gain, uncomfortable room temperatures. UP TO 15 COOLER: By shadwindows ing these on the building exterior, KoolShade creates a barrier against the sun's rays before they reach the glass-ke- eps mteriorsoolen CLEM OUTWARO VISIBILITY! a I Ilk a transparent vail, almost invitibl from th maid, claar outparmits up to 84 ward visibility. REDUCES BLARE i KoolShad also providas unmatchad (lare-shad-iadmits comfort-abla- , afficiancy dlffusad daylight, AUTHORIZED CONTRACTOR W are thoroughly trainad and aquippad to mak any typ of installation. Call us for mora Information, racommapdations, fra astimta. U.S.Rock Vool Phone 486-132- 7 Kooky Burgers For Cannibals... about flipping lids! Teen-age- rs are doing Just that this spring and summer .... barbecue kettle lids, that Is. And Dad tad better look to his backyard culinary laurels... Mom, as veil, for that matter. No longer can barbecue cooking be considered solely an adult recreation and talent J unior chefs all over the country are invading the field, or rather, the patios and family outdoor cooking areas. The fed for or 'cannibal roasts, as they are called by the younger set, appears to have started on the West Coast where youngsters seem to hate going Indoors all day long, even fqr L ' meals. No doubt die craze has been encouraged by parents who like to keep their youngsters off the streets and close to home, in their own backyards or those of their friends. Mothers particularly see outdoor barbecuing as an attractive way to get their teenage offspring interested In cooking. Covered barbecue kettles which, permit teenagers to try their hands at a wide range of dishes, including casseroles and even standing rib roasts, are much in This is because demand. kettles with tight fitting lids cook with reflective heat on the same principle as ovens. One type has a damper system which controls the heat and and eliminates scorching burning, a great help to young, inexperienced cooks. Safety is Insured, also, because flare-u- ps are prevented. Keeping in the awing of things with the swinging set, the home consultant department af Weber-Stephprocuts Co., manufacturers of barbecue kettles, covered have come up with some spe-ci- al outdoor, tested recipes Talk en jjfpivUNU9",l9l e apcreated for petites. Two of-- these recipes are 'Frank Kabobs and teen-ag- - t 'Kooky-Burge- rs. FRANK-KABO- BS i 'Frank --Kabobs, a Weber recipe favorite, are particularly appropriate for teenage 'cannibal roasts, Everyone can 'spear his or her own dinner and get a chance to cook it. 'cannibal style. The young host and hostess, how- ever, should have all the Ingredients ready for the visit- -' The ing chefs and 'chiefs. makings for the kabobs may be lined up attractively on a table next to the barbecue kettle. Guests can help themselves to the marinated frankfurters, slices of green pepper, celery and onions, and fashion their kabobs as short or as long as they like. cut 0) lb. frankfurters in 1 inch slices 1 cup 1 inch slices celery 1 cup 1 inch slices onion 1 cup 1 inch slices green pepper soy sauce marinade 1 (8-1- t;. L&Sr For three hours soak frankfurters and vegetables at room temperature In marinade. To prepare marisoy-sau- , JUST RIGHT FOR A 'CANNIBAL ROAST. a teen-ag- e barbecue which is currently the craze, are tasty 'Frank-Kabob- s. This main dish permits every young guest to spear his or her own dinner, make It short or long, and get a chance to cook it, cannibal style. ce nade, combine 12 cup soy sacue, 13 cup catsup, 12 cup salad oil, 12 cup vinegar, 1 teaspoon prepared mustard. Alternate meat and vegetables on skewers and place over grill of barbecue kettle. Broil kabobs five minutes on each side, brushing occasionally ce with marinade. clination and ability to eat everything in sight, and mixed all together, at that. The garnishments, which can be many and varied allow young guests to create their own gourmet masterpieces. Practically everything but the barbecue kettle lid can be set out Serves six. by the Junior host or hostess as 'kooky toppings for the KOCKY BURGERS hamburgers, or 'Kookies as they are called. These garKooky Burgers, suggested as many as the nishments, by the Weber kitchens, were - hamburgers can hold, should ln- inspired by the teen-a- ge be placed on top of thebroiled patties approximately cue minute before meat is taken off the barbecue grill. scy-sau- ' 1966 Parade Of Homes lbs. ground beef, lbs.groundbeeL medium or coarsely ground 2 Tbs. finely chopped onion 12 12 Mooney Real Estate proudly invites you to see the Contemporary ( 12) and the Mediterranean ( 14) by Bel Aire Builders at the Home Show 1 tsp. salt dash pepper Mix meat, onion, salt and pepper. Lightly pat into six burgers, about half inch thick. Broil over hot coals about six minutes, turn and broil three to four minutes longer, or till done to your liking. Place one or more of the following "kooky toppings cn each pattie for the required minute: crumbled blue cheese, sour cream, chopped olives, chopped nuts, cream cheese and chives mixed, chopped onions, chutney, chopped mushrooms or whole mushroom caps, tomatoe slices, cucumber slices, sweet relish, catsup, Worcestershire sauce, dash of bottled hot pepper sauce, cooked crumbled bacon, prepared mustard of assorted brick slices cheeses or assorted canned fruits, such as pineapple or peaches. Remember, not all of the kookies at once! Lampshades And Sewing by Pat Kendig 'Pm old fashioned, said Mrs. S. E. Rich of the furnishings In her home at 2010 Princeton Drive. 'Hike things that are fussy. Among After your visit, stop by our office in14 and custom design yoir own home with the assistance ofan experienced Mooney- - man. MOONEY 1(?2 Call ) Foothill Dr those furnishings that make the home uniquely hers are the dressy lampshades, many of Mrs. Richs own design. ,The visitor is struck with the multitudes of lamps - nineteen in three rooms - and although some are pairs, for the most part each is different. The one pictured here has a capedemonte (Italian china) base and a flared rose taffeta shade. It was designed by Mrs. Rich especially for the front bow window of her house. A huge ruby glass chain light hangs low over an occasional table in Mrs. Richs front room. Ornate brass scrolls decorate its exterior. Its bulb is long and inserted Into the glass vertically so that It appears, when lighted, as if a candle is burning in- hand-paint- REALTORS -- 486-233- 4 , ed side. Despite the abundance of lamps, the light of Mrs. Richs life is her 'Rogue's Gallery. Her sons, Stanford J. and Kenneth G. Rich are both grown and she has five grandchildren. Pictures of her family cover one wall of the entry hall. Someone once said to her, 'You might as well hang your nightgown In the hall as photographs of your family, but Mrs. Rich likes having them out where she can glance at them frequently and this trend has been backed up recently by one notable In- terior decorator. 'Besides, she said, who has to live in your home. The interior decorator or you? Mrs. Rich is cl ever with her hands and her home reflects this quality. On erne living room wall hang two round and six oval pictures which shes done in either needleHer point or embroidery. skill at needlepoint is also exhibited in four chair seats and two mahogany footstools, . |