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Show 'VusaM p i r when the fat is' hot Jack dips in a fish tail. If it sputters, in with the fish. Turn once, turn twice, fry slowly until golden. (3&Ja lac RcKord Swonson Periodic Pain Every month Donna wai dou Corn and tomatoes, too f Stcautt fameimal menstrual .. distrtsi Now the jum take Mi Dot and goes bet way in comfort because Miool tablets contain: An exclusive helps Stop Clamping r that . . . ingredients that Reus vi H saoachi. Low Back-ach- s . . . Calm Jumpy Nerves . . . Medically-approve- d A special, g med- ication that Chases 'Blues." WHA! WOMEN WANT 10 KNOW" -- -- PtEKI Frank, reveoling 32 page book ei pkm mmtovtXto Sand lOtf K cover cotf of 0103 and hondliAQ to Dept. 23, Box 146, New York, N V. 1001 6. (Sent tn ptom wroppert French fried potatoes are a natural with catfish, these to be cooked in the fat before the fish goes in. When the fish is done the potatoes are put back in the hot fat just for a minute. Sliced beefsteak tomatoes were served on garden lettuce. Local Mrs. Jack Tay- corn on the cob lors bread makes the feast com- plete. Everyone in Mount Pleasant wants Mrs. Taylors bread for special party occasions. Althoughbread baking is not a business, she oblig- r f r: : ingly bakes it for friends. The Benesh house on the river has a screened porch overlooking a shaded terrace facing the river. An occasional outboard motorboat went zipping by to jar the stillness as we dipped and dipped again into Ruth Lookers Potato Chip Dip. The .katydids were tuning up for the evening. Came the smell of frying fish. From the kitchen window Jacks voice bellowed, Dinners ' ready, folks! Jack is chef. Fish are breaded, (hen fried to golden brown j i MRS. TAYLORS MEAD an milk l1ft cup shortening 3 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon salt Vs Catch Your Own Dinner ! Give The UNITED Way MOUNT PLEASANT, tirod linos? IOWA "Live-Youngcro- ''ww covers instantlyl in-vit- With stroke of ERACE tired lines, circles end flaws vanish instantly I Clever cover-u- p available in regular or new medicated form. Six shades. Factor MIM. a se ed Channel cat is the number-on- e fish. Those for the fry ranged from one-ha-lf lf to one and pounds live Some who fish for catch weight. a crowd use a trotline, but Jack fishes with a spinning rod more he feels. for What He bait? sporting, laughed a good, deep belly laugh. "I pay 59 cents a pound for chicken livers to catch catfish that retail dressed at 69 c$nts. The catch is immediately skinned and cleaned under running water. Fins, skin, head, insides are discarded and that insures against any fishy taste. Quick to the freezer. one-ha- It takes an hour to defrost the 1 Vi tups water V packages dry yeast Vs cup warm water 9 cups sifted flour, about Scald milk. Add shortening, sugar, salt and the cups water. Cool to lukewarm. In a large bowl dissolve yeast in the Fish night at the Jack Beneshes are fryingdown on Skunk Chicauqua is its Indian Catfish meaning bad odor. But is sweet flowing stream ' smelling as summer. It is on the banks of the Skunk that the Mount Pleasant build small houses for weekends. There the catfish fry is more popular than the barbecue, and you catch your own fish. Thats part of the fun! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benesh me to a fish fry. They invited friends and drafted them to lend a hand catching the "cats. Two fish is the average allowed per guest, but better have three. Jack did the cleaning and wrapped them to store in the freezer. He also did the frying. Channel cat i$ No. 1 Jack Benesh, who has a plumbing and heating business in town, has had this river house 15 years and goes there the year around. In summer, fishing is the chief recreation of the river-houfolks. 1 M cup water and add the milk mixture. Stir in 2 cups of the flour; mix well. Gradually stir in remaining flour to a smooth dough. Knead 5 minutes. Place dough in a lightly greased bowl. Cover. Let rise until doubled, about hours. Punch down. Shape dough into two loaves. 9x5x2-incPlace in h bread pans. Cover. Let rise until doubled, about 1 hour. Bake at 400F. for 45 minutes. Yield: 2 loaves bread. l4 f RUTH LOOKER'S CHIP DIR fish in cold water. They are washed again, two or three times, and without drying are dredged in a mixture of com meal and flour, seasoned with salt and pepper. The breaded fish are placed in a separate pan while the fat heats. About eight pounds of fat are melted in a steel frying pan five inches deep and eight inches wide, 18 inches long. To know 1 2 packages ( 8 ounces each) cream cheese I jar (2 ounces) chipped dried beef, finely chopped can ( 10Vi ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup Vs cupcalsup small onion, grated In a bowl soften cream cheese. If desired, blanch beef to lessen saltiness. Add to cheese along with remaining ingredients. Blend well. Chill. Yield: about 4 cups dip. 1 |
