The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-22

meal-end simple plan for chill
drens Thanksgiving party.
please clip the recipes as they are
published and put them aside until
needed, for | receive many requests 10
reprint directions or give them dates
when certain recipes were published !
and IT Is impossibly 10 comply, much l
as / would like 20.
A witty writer gives the following \
rule for Thanksgiving dinner: Have /
far too much of everything and have
everyone eat twice as much as one
should eat.
Everybody follows this rule without
urging. The frame work around which /
| the feast Is constructed is the noble
turkey. n twenty FOUNDER at least, full
chested as a primo-basso. tanned tol
an amber brown by a judicious appli-
cation Of caloric. and giving forth a
rocking incense that is TO the epicure
as the smoke Of battle TO warhorse'
and prompts him 10 laugh In antici-
patory ecstasy The turkey Is fanked
bv the indispensable chicken pie Ono
one eats chicken pie on THANKSGIVING
DAY but mother always bakes one as
sort of solace when the turkey is all
gomez. and great store Of vegetables
thanking the primary dishes, and jel-
lied cranberry. and vast pitcher OF
stcaming mulled cider and a whole
mob Of pies.
This is the framework of real
THANKSGIVING dinner but LET US turn
from the subject-it Is too exciting
and examine a menu by the great RAN
hofer prepared especially for "a cor
rect and formal THANKSGIVING dinner
To be served in eight courses l viii
81 give it reduced TO its simplest English
o terms.
Soup. PURGE of wild turkey; side
y dish. imperial timbales of woodcock'
Il white fish, stuffed with oysters an'
chestnuts and potatoes baked; sucklin'
II pig, a In Piedmontese. garnished Wit
baked apples and the whole dresse,
with lemon sharp sauce; entrees pul
u let a IN seymour, glazed ondive, cream
ed mushrooms, sherbet, sorbet %
is punch: roast, canvasback ducks will
20 lettuce salad; hot enuomcnts, orang
y fritters a la Tallcyrand; ices, turke
81 en- surprise, mousse of fruits Wit
" pineapple syrup.
> Choose whichever dinner pleases yo
Is and will try to give you directions {
.e make 1t success. But remembei
'I THANKSGIVING day is one day when w
should try to add 20 the happiness q
others. That is the center and hear
is of its principle ANA practice, as wheth
1S or you have only a make believe tnf
key, or real turkey and all the "hXin' s.
ne do have the spirit Of THANKSGIVING, fc
&c that is the most important of all. Sho'
re IL hv hospitality, cor@iality and gen
lg crosby to all strangers YOU come
to contact with. as well as those who al
ry near and dear to you.
at If this day is sacred to your oW
NJ family and you cannot bring yoursc
en- to have acuuaintances at your tabl
to right now set aside a glass of jelly,
ch some pretty table novelty or deteI
of mine TO make am extra pie, or le
more doughnuts than you will need, Il
lr, some one who is away from HON
ny widen the circle Of your activity IN
ct wear so it will include little mo
ar than ever before. The thought IN
II lows are shared viii double the happ
u ness II eiver and receiver.
n Pork ribs. fried with calves liver al
m onions and served with side dishes
it baked apples, or apple sauce and boil'
lat curried rice. baked sweet potatoes al
% hot corn bread, offers a hearty me
ere but well balanced one.
n First fry the ribs and be sure tn