Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 19, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 16 Winnipeg free press january 19. 1965 Honey s Fine flavor Sparks Many foods Honey is one of the oldest natural sweets known to Man. It was used by housewives in biblical times to sweeten drinks fruits and confections. Honey lends such a distinctive taste to foods. Let it sweeten Frost Ings make delicious beverages and provide glazes for meats. Now that the Price of sugar has stabilized at about the same As in october 1963, Honey is the More expensive Sweet however we should use it occasionally As a sweetener. Honey Orange but Ter is delicious on Toast or for a change add it to vegetables in place of the usual butter and seasonings. Hot honeyed Coffee with its Topping of the new cof fee Creamer makes an excellent late evening refreshment. Next time you Are baking Chicken parts give them a Glaze cooking Norah Cherry of Honey and butter. The Chick in will Brown beautifully. Or for a fruit salad instead of Mayonnaise try Honey French dressing. Honey is a Good sweetener for Rice pudding. This particular pudding is St its Best when served Well dulled. You can top it with whipped Cream Sweet ened with a Little Honey and a few grains of Nutmeg added for flavor. For an after five party feat ure bananas that have been marinated in Honey and soy sauce then wrapped in Bacon an broiled. They Are a Fine change from cocktail sausages. Honey Orange butter cup soft butter ?4 cup Honey 1 Teaspoon grated Orange Rind Cream together butter and Honey until Light and Fluffy. Stir in Orange Rind. Chill. Serve on pudding or hot bread. Also Good on beets Sweet potatoes Squash or onions. Yield one cup. Hot honeyed Coffee cup dry instant non Dairy Coffee Creamer cup cold milk 6 Tablespoons Honey 4 measuring cups hot Strong Coffee chill Small bowl and beaters of electric mixer in refrigerator 15 minutes. Blend together Coffee Creamer cold milk and two Tablespoons Honey in chilled bowl. Whip at High Speed on electric mixer until peaks form about five to eight minutes. Add remaining Honey to Coffee stir Over Low heat until Honey Dis solves. Serve Coffee with this Honey whipped Topping. Yield six Servings. Banana Bacon hours d oeuvres 3 slightly Green bananas cup soy sauce 2 Tablespoons Honey 13 strips Bacon Peel bananas Cut in one Inch pieces. Combine soy sauce and Honey. Pour Over bananas. Let stand 30 minutes turning three times. Preheat oven to Broil Cut each Bacon strip in half Cross Wise. Wrap each banana strip in Bacon piece fasten with toothpick. Arrange on rack in shallow pan. Brush with remain Der of soy Honey mixture. Place pan on broiler rack four inches from source of heat. Broil seven to eight minutes turning to Brown evenly. Yield about 24 hours d oeuvres. Deep Apple pie pastry for single crust pie 6 cups sliced apples 1 Tablespoon Lemon juice cup Honey v is Teaspoon Nutmeg Tablespoons butter preheat oven to 425 Deg. F. Roll out pastry into 12-Inch Cir Cle make vents for steam to escape. Place apples in eight Inch round baking dish. Sprinkle with Lemon juice. Sprinkle with Honey and Nutmeg. Dot with butter. Place pastry Circle Over filling. Turn Over hang under. Make High standing rim flute. Seal fluted portion to edges of dish. Bake 45 to 50 minutes or until pastry Brown and apples tender. Serve warm with whipped Cream. Yield six to eight serv Ings. Honey glazed Chicken 2h ibs. Chicken parts 1 Teaspoon Salt it cup butter i cup Honey Wash Chicken parts breasts thighs and Pat dry. Preheat oven to 350 Deg. F. Sprinkle Chicken with Salt. Place in shallow pan. Melt blend in Honey. Brush on Chick in. Roast a hour. Turn Chicken. Brush with Honey butter mix Ture. Roast hour longer or until Chicken tender Basting once or twice More with Honey butter. Yield five Servings. Honey French dressing Viz Teaspoon Salt 4 Teaspoon paprika 3 Tablespoons liquid Honey 4 Tablespoons Lemon juice a cup salad Oil place All ingredients in Small Jar. Cover. Shake thoroughly until Well blended. Chill. Yield cup. Chilled Honey pudding 2 cups milk 1 cup water 9i cup Rice Teaspoon Salt cup Honey 1 egg Teaspoon cinnamon Teaspoon Nutmeg place milk water Rice and Salt i upper part of double boiler. Place Over hot water. Cover. With heat set at Low Cook 1v4 hours or until Rice has absorbed most of liquid. Stir two or three times during cooking. Stir in Honey. Beat egg slightly. Add Small portion hot Rice to egg stir until blended. Add to remainder of Rice in double boiler. Cook two minutes longer. Spoon into serving dishes. Sprinkle with cinnamon and Nutmeg. Chill. Serve very cold topped with whipped Cream if desired. Yield five to six Servings. Apricot Snow 1 egg White a cup Honey 1 Teaspoon Lemon juice 4% of. Can purged apricots baby food 2 Tablespoons skim milk pow Der beat egg White and Honey to Gether until very stiff meringue forms. Stir Lemon juice into Puree fold in meringue. Fold in milk powder. Pile into dessert dishes. Chill. Yield four Small Servings. Note mixture May be spooned into Small paper cups and Frozen. Baked bananas 6 firm Green tipped bananas cup Honey aluminium foil i cup crashed Graham wafer crumbs 3 Tablespoons Brown sugar 3 Tablespoons melted butter 1 pint Vanilla ice Cream preheat oven to 425 Deg. F. Peel bananas. Brush generously on All sides with Honey. Place each banana on Oblong of foil. Combine crumbs Brown sugar and butter Sprinkle Over top of bananas. Wrap each banana loosely i foil sealing foil with drug store wrap. Bake 12 to 15 minutes. Remove from foil. Serve warm with scoop of Van Illa ice Cream. Yield six serv Ings. Rummage Sale menorah chapter of Hadassah will hold a rummage Sale of men s and women s whiter Coats and other clothing from 10 . To 5 . Wednesday at the had assay store 664 Sargent Avenue. Mrs. Balko auxiliary head vets auxiliary will support new College the Manitoba veterinary medi Cal association women s auxiliary will lend its support to the new veterinary College at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon with contributions to a research fund and the establishment of an annual scholarship to a Manitoba student we has earned the highest read Emit standing. At the annual meeting monday at town n country restaurant the 79-member auxiliary announced it will donate to the Nev College s research fund. The col lege will begin operation nex fall. In addition the auxiliary Wil continue its scholarship award to a Manitoba student at tending the veterinary College a Guelph ont. Support Manitoban last year s recipient was Tom Colbert of East Selkirk. The scholarship will be awarded As Long As Manitoba residents attorn the College mrs. Bohdan Balko newly elected president said. The auxiliary also made contributions to the association for retarded children in Manitoba and the Canadian arthritis Anc rheumatism society. Funds for projects Are raised through fees and a Coffee party. Profit realized from the Coffee party last year was the meeting approved a motion to raise the Canadian Veteri nary medical association ladies auxiliary fees to from the matter will be voted upon at the National convention. It was agreed to raise provincial fees to from mrs. Balko succeeded mrs. Irvin Goossen of Emerson As president. Vice presidents Are mrs. George Phillips mrs. John Mcgowan. And mrs. William Hill of Carman. Secretary is mrs. Jim Houston and treasurer mrs. Steve Luhovy. The meeting was held in con function with the 75th annual convention of the mama. Or. And mrs. William Marsh of Vancouver will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Here saturday. Ninety relatives and friends Are expected at a dinner and dance in their Honor in the valour Road legion Hall. Married Jan. 21, 1915, in bran Don Man., or. And mrs. Marsh have resided in Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie Man., tray nor sask., and since 1956 in Van Over. They have six children Wil Jam Winnipeg Cecil and mrs. Gordon Blanco both of Brook ands mrs. Chris Shultz East Kildonan Gordon Vancouver and mrs. Glen Taylor Landis sask. 15 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Or. And mrs. Marsh Are presently staying at the Home of or. And mrs. Cecil Marsh Ross Avenue Brooklands. In members of the honorary coun cil of the Canadian association of occupational therapists were guests at a Sherry party Friday at the Home of mrs. J. E. Leach Sim Street. The occasion on which the president and Mem ers of the Manitoba society of occupational therapists were hosts marked the incorporation of the society under the companies act of Manitoba. Mrs. Thomas a. Lonergan of Provencher Avenue St. Boniface entertained in Honor of her Daugh Ter Lynne before her marriage to or. E. 0. Bartman. Receiving with the Bride and the Host Ess were mrs. John Bartman Mother of the bridegroom mrs. David Humphreys of Calgary and Maureen Lonergan. Showers were Given by mrs. Robert Creasy and Diane Sta Siuk Mclean Street Selkirk Man. Mrs. Patrick Desjarlais Portage Avenue St. And Jeannine Guyon Dumoulin Street St. Boniface. Parties were Given by Patricia Dansereau Kennedy Street mrs. David Humphreys and Maureen Lonergan Provencher Avenue and Pauline Morecr Langevin Street St. Boniface. Members of the wedding party were entertained following the rehearsal at the Home of the Groom s parents or. And mrs. John Bartman Alfred Avenue. Save men s leather. Zeolite rubber half soles Reg. 3.25 Sale pr., 2m give extra Wear extra care to your shoes re sole choose Lea ther zeolite or Neo Prene rubber a at this saving women s heels replaced save restyle new fashion heels at say Ings illusion High wineglass or stacked heels added to your shoes pr., 2.69 purse repairs a specially our shoe clinic new handles of. Plastic leather Patent custom made handles Frame Corners re pinned have your handbags repaired now use your . Glide clinic bar Bukunt. Trotter cat lovers meet the mid West cat club of the Canadian. Cat association will meet at 8 . Wednesday at the Home of the president John Hjaltason 297 Marlton Crescent Charleswood. There will be a discussion and demonstration on the handling of cats when applying Home remedies. Students to Model the sewing class will Model clothes they have made aft the cooking class will serve refresh ments at the next meeting of St. Mary s Academy Parent Tea Cher association at . Thursday in the school auditorium. Commentator of the clothes modelling will be student Cynthia Beacham. Boys choir performs the boys choir of St. Mark s anglican Church in St. Vital performed sunday at the weekly concert for the Good neigh Bours club Mcdermot Avenue. The choir was directed by Winn on the program was Don Murray who acted As master of ceremonies and Sang. Later a supper was served by the Canadian daughters league convened by mrs. H. M. Currie. Couple Marks 65th wedding or. And mrs. Findlay phase 9f 334 Henderson Highway were honoured at a family dinner saturday which celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Or. Fraser married the former Catherine Adams Jan. 20, 1900, at Aberdeen have lived in Winni Peg for the past 53 years. Or. Fraser was employed cartage and warehousing company Ltd. Until his retirement 13 years ago. Their children Are mrs. V. A. Dryden mrs. Denis Mcmichael James a. And Jack a. All of Winnipeg mrs. William Harrison Sund Ridge ont. And mrs. H. W. Winters Ashville Man. 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