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Show :. 1 : w 0 , j 1 ' ; ; !!l;r-""!i"'9f ' ' V: O 1 I ' I:' i f RICH DESSERT Lane has made an k val whole wheat cake r n it children, Richard, ' and Tanya are ready to J !te is a moist rich cake, ,!-;iMetat flour making , i;f trait lexture than when j:i lie white flour. This Biai is sure to please the Ik wr family too, null:: nu-ll:: ...ys and dark. lj IDE CAKE is topped with a Jr sugar frosting, blend-i blend-i a coconut and chopped Y.i raking a rich, chewy ' Bis is a great cake for i,-to enjoy a cake with f :sifliSsiance and flavor, r. gwd recipe for using j iieat flour. ; (OtEAL WHOLE WHEAT CAKE icj quick oats i-cups boiling water cup white sugar 1 cup brown sugar 1 stick margarine 2 eggs lt2 cups whole wheat flour 1 tsp. soda xh tsp. cinnamon t2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla POUR the boiling water over the oats and let stand while mixing other ingredients. Cream sugars with margarine mar-garine until fluffy, beat in the eggs until very light. ADD THE oatmeal mixture and remaining ingredients, stirring them in well. Pour into a 9x13 Inch baking pan " and bake at 350 degrees for about 35 to 40 minutes until done. TOPPING 1 cup brown sugar 4 Tbsp. margarine A rich dark cake combing oatmeal and whole wheat flour will be a hit with most men who like a good hearty dessert. The chewy coconut and brown sugar topping add much goodness and flavor to this delicious cake. Jane Lane watches her children, Richard, David and Tanya, sample the cake. 9 Tbsp. evaporated milk 1 cup coconut 1 cup chopped nuts PUT sugar, margarine and evaporated milk in saucepan. Bring to rolling boil and add coconut and chopped nuts. Pour over the hot cake. Serve warm or cold, the topping will remain a bit sticky for good eating. Jane Lane, husband Harry and children Paul, Sharon, David, Tanya and Richard live at 17 South 350 East in North Salt Lake. MR. AND Mrs. Lane and the two older children came here from England 15 years ago. The three younger ones, David, Tanya and Richard were born in this country. They lived in Ogden before coming to Bountiful. Jane takes piano lessons and sings with the Utah Chorale Group, swims several times each week and the family, except the younger children, go skiing on the Utah slopes. PAUL plays soccer at Woods Cross High School; Sharon is on the gymnastics team at Woods Cross High and also plays piano. David likes several sports and Tanya plays piano and is in a ballet class. Mr. Lane is an engineer with the Eimco Company in Salt Lake City, kj |
