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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
v for Everything

It's wonderful how an idea
can sweep the face of the earth.
V for victory, started over
in England. 1t was just
{ h Dug h I. Somebody started
chalking IL up somebody
talked about IL, and first thing
you know il was all over Europe.
England. we, understand.
thought TO brighten Germany
with the bold V and all IL
stood for but the Germans
Just said Va va us, too
-. V for Vaderland.
II was when IL got TO Amer
lea that il began turning hand
springs and now it's all over
everything -. on jewelry =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Oh, Those SupercoIossal
Ladies Of Hollywood!
BY IRENE Nj. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

IF YOU took every brightly
colored toy and gimcrack that
sold in a souvenir shop or in a
five-and-ten-cent store base
ment and blew them up TO
enormous size and scattered
them over miles of desert, and
strung up a few painted card
board mountains in the back
ground, and planted some
tropical trees and flowers here
and there among the filling
stations, you would have Holly
wood.
So saith Katherine Brush in
the November issue of Good
Housekeeping Magazine.
She adds The plain truth
Is that movie stars are very
scarce in Hollywood and the
real queens of the regions are
middleaged matrons from Min
newaSka.
These wear fur coats over
pink cotton Stacks, and on their
feet they wear black high heeled
pumps, and on their heads they
wear peasant handkerchiefs
over knobby patent curriers'.
They carry large brown paper
bags with celery burgeoning at
the top. They have sedans with
husbands in them, parked down
the street a little way they
are the supercolossal ladies Of
Hollywood.
This . and much more that
is amusing.
Holiday Memos
There's a lot about Thanks
giving Thanksgiving Gar
land, including the famous poem
-. Over the River and Through
the Woods.
Three Thanksgiving dinner
menus with recipes and market
list.
Fifty gifts to make for Christ
mas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

of one-half lemon and cook for
five minutes. Season with pepper
and salt.
Just before serving stir in
yolks Of two eggs. mixed with a
little water. Do not let the soup
boil after eggs have been added.
Stir for few moments and
serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Great Day!

In these days of fast travel
we have a good one.
Somebody's Dad we know
phones he's leaving Dayton and
will be home for dinner. Com
ing by plane. you know to
make it snappy.
The plane arrives at 5:45 in
fog and after eifcling the air
port for half an hour goes back
TO Toledo. Pilots take no
chances.
There the customers are
loaded on a bus .. on which
there are Is engineers.
The bus breaks down in the
middle of a railroad crossing
and not one of those engi-
neers knows how TO get ii going.
The bus driver finally sue
ceeds and Dad gets home for
dinner at l a. m.
Great day. seq he!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

ture of the annual Tulip Time
in Holland, Michigan, is avail
able. The picture is l6 MN.
size, taken by Lloyd Bemis, ma
tionally known school assembly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

WHAT IS probably Americas
most colorful folk-floral fes-
tival can now be viewed from
afar by garden club members.
An SO0-foot colored moving pic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Color Movies Of Tulip Festival Are Available

lecturer. Inquiries should be
mailed to Tulip Time Office,
Holland, Mich. There is no
charge but transportation costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

necklines d. hair-do's :. hand
kerchiefs and every coat lapel.
The latest suggestion comes
TO us from a reader who says
she thinks it's great and that
she is now hanging her window
draperies V-fashion.
Don't forget it also stands
for VOTE next Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
FhMILY
 GIVEN DAMAGES
Total of Sl ,605 Plus Costs Awarded hy Judge
 Samuel MeIIltz

Common pleas court Judge san- uel AEellits yesterday awarded dam- ages Of Si.se5 and oOs.s sc ;,,'.. local residents who had sous..s asfio each for injuries allegedly suffered ina crash in New Britain, Sept. %, ieaO.
 Defendants in the action were the Corbln Avenue Bus Service. Inc, and walter ochankowski, both of New Britain. Plaintiffs and the sums awarded each were: Michael Carpentieri, $ee7 and costs; his wife, Mary, $e5S and costs: their chil- cren, Paul, l2. ei00 and costs; and Angelo, 2, $50 and cos:s. Included In damages awarded Michael Car- peneieri is $l00 for damage Go his car, and $S7 for medical expenses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

Arrs. Carnentleri received eBs Tor medical treatment.
 The Carpentieris had charged chat when they brought the autonoblle in which they were xldlng to a halt. in response to- V req stop light at the intersection of West Main street and Corhan avenue in New Britain, a bus owned by the transportation concern, and operated by the other defendant crashed into the rear of their car. Tho force of tho impact, ik was held, propelled their car onto q sidewalk, and through hedge on adjoining property. m his 1nenaogandum of decision, Judge Mellitz Upholds the charge of negligence on the part of the de- fendant, but questions that the in- iuries of the plaintiffs were as se- were as alleged in the complaint.
 In superior court yesterday, Judge John A. Cornell reserved decision in 0 92B, 900 suit brought by another passenger in the vehicle ct the time Of the collision, Mrs. Sehastiane CaSpentieyi, mother of Mir. Carpen- tieri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
ANNE GOES GLAMOROUs

In striking contrast to her roles in "Anne of Windy Poplars," ''West
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
Watertown Calling
 38 Youths December 1
Nathan Strong of New Preston Named Group Leader
 -ThOmastOn Boy Being Transferred from N. Y.

Russell E. Moline, Thomaston, Howard E. Palmer, Waterbury. Nathan H. Strong, New Preston, Alexander Benevelli, New Milford, Floyd A. Allen, New Milford, Hobart Slim, New Milford, Henry J. NowakowSki, ThornaSton, George J. Luca, East Morris. Bernard J. Blazys, Watertown. Clarence J. Bell, Thomaston. Louis R. Davidson, Oakville. Kasmier Wachlewicz, Plymouth. Louis Toussaint, Jr,, Roxbury. Frank w. Sabailais, Watertown. Ronald J. Lozier, Waterbury, Bernard zumbroski, Terryville. Stanley J. Puzacke, Thomaston. Carl F. Williams, Terryville. Harold Johnston, Thomaston. Leo D. Huxley, New Preston. Joseph Mullins, 'Terryville. Edmund Singleton, ThomaSton. John J. Cipriano, Oakville. Peter Kriniske, Terryville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

watertOwn, Nov. 2e-Thirty-eight young men from watertown, New Milford, Pequabuck, Plymouth, Rox- bur, Terrville, Thomastony, Wash ington, Woodbury, East Morris, Oak vile, New Preston and Danbury, have been ordered by Draft Board No. g to report to Room 5, 6S7 Main street, December 1 at 2 a, fl., for pre-induction physical examin- ationS.
 One of the youths, Walter w. echmitt of Danbury will be trans ferred to Danbury for his pre-in- duction exams while another, Mi chael Fraychak of Thomaston will be transferred from New York to the local board. Nathan H. Strong of New Preston has been named group leader of this contingent by Harold D. Pulver, local board mem- Der.
 The list notified to report Decem- Der 1 follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

Maurice J. Ring, New Milford. James Hutton, Jr, New Milford. Walter w. Schmitt, Danbury. Michael Praychak, Thomaston. Frederick Hoyt, New Milford. John l.. Baer, Watertown.
 Alexander Agnew, Jr,, Watertown Charles Butcher, New Milford. Frank s. Shove, Watertown. James Valentine, Pequabuck. Timothy Golden, Washington. John Krenicki, Terryville.
 Peter A. Duda, Woodhury. Anthony Uskuraitis, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

high society in RKo Radios 'Un- expected Uncle" James Craig's op- posite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

Point Widow" and "All That Money
 Can Buy". Anne Shirley currently plays a glamour girl who crashes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
LARGEST BRIDGE

Largesct pontoon bridge in thc world Is . span of the Lake Wash ington bridge, near Seattle, Wash. The highway is carried on linked concrete pontooss for 666t feet, with the entire floating structure dis- plaisng more than 100000 tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26
WAR TN EUROPE A YEAR AGO,
 NOV. 26, l94O
tBy United Pre@)

Italians landed la transports as DuraEEo, Albania.
 Churchill said, ''Ne Slrl" Co suggestions of as hour sfuce during Christmas holidays.
 President Roosevelt announced that all non-defense expendi- lures will be cut to bone in the new budget to provide funds for re-armament.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
Egg Production Will
Be Increased BY the
Practice Herein

state College. Mizs -To help Mis-
Skkxippa tanners step up egg produc-
ton. +. Z Beanbloasom, extension
poultry specialist Of Mississippi
State College. offers these sugges-
tons.
Practice rigid cuIling. Get the
non-lAyers or low producers out of
the flock Fred the good producers
better. Provide plenty Of green graz
tns. shade. clean water. and control
diseases and parasites. Many farm
nocks could be enlarged Replace at
least @ per cent Of the laying flock
each year with selected young pull
lets.
And 10 develop these young pull
lets during the growing period; Pro-
vide plenty Of house space. at least
: square feet per bird Place house
TRANCE shelter 20 neu aruslnd 81
least unce each month. Watch hoflae
carefully for lnfeafatlun OF mItez
Clean house frequently Provide one
square foot hopper space for each
five 9aliet1 Use hoppef-both Al
house and on the outElde.
Fesd \ good developing ration
Feed pleEty Of grain. Provide
plenty Of clean. fresh water. Vac
ctnate puilets for chicken pox. CuIl
all weak or sickiy birds. Provide
shade on range Keep birds free o.
lice. DO not BET pailets come int
production too eary-ieghorns al
5 to 9 months Of age and heavy
breeds a. 8 70 7 months OF age
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
Apple Strudel One
OF Finest Desserts
For Home Use
II L. gmst a Ftne A. NnmeE var
OF Makin9 A ApBAs
Bmnn1EA

Aus,e ssrudss d re ashtsea Of
tha psscs Ever hear 81 ~ II n ons
Of t1oas Clarified apuie desserts and
while It's not 80 enay. m - worth
mere than the pncttes 4 takss
Put / ~ cups Tour and 1a-
xrssou OF sah IN Z bezA- Bea1 I egg
ard mix With I Tablespoon of salad
OIL and 8 tablespoons II water Add
10 flour WORK n tcestheF with the
fiEgeFs as you Do ptscrus1 wash
ard dry ynanr hands. Take up the
doash. IL wlll stack - youf hands.
Bat Do not worry q viii WORK
smooth Don't flour yoer hands.
WORK the dough for maybe Is much
a. nftern minutes. kneadings fold
INA squeezing and pafting. even so
~ iaF a. bsins rosash with Is when
little bltsters show up or the dough.
that means all Is ready,
Nov form II into . smooth round
cake. and put IL IN . tightly covered
warm b0zl Let II stand an hour
Sftfead q clean cloth 0u1 on The
table and rub 3 little -four. not more
than 4 teaspoon. into the cloth Roll
out ths dough a. far ~ you pos
sibly can. and then heRsn 70 stretch
It. pulling from the center. doing
80 ven gently. Trim off the thicker
edses Elth shears 70 make . thin
square coFuered sheet; the fhlnness
Is the thing
Next melt - cup butter o.
margarine. let 1t cool. then pour
most Of u over the dough. smooth
ING It out with your hands.
Sprinkle the dough with II cups OF
sifted dry bread crumbs. ard have
ready 8 to 9 cups Of peeled. cored
and diced tart apples. Put the
apples on lis Of the sheet Of dough.
at one end. sprinkle with | 70 II
cups OF sugar. with cinnamon and
nutmeg. and finish up BY pouring
over the rest of the melted butter
OF margarine.
Fold the long edge Of the dough
over the apples and tuck In the
dough on the sides. Start rolling the
strubel as you would q Jelly roll,
When you get started. lift the cloth
aud let the strubel roll Itself. Keep
the strubel on the cloth When IL 4
all rolled up. lift Il off the cloth
onto a CREASED tray or telly-roll
pan Unjust have q raised edge,
Form the strubeI into = U pattern
and proceed 70 brush with melted
shortening OF salad OH. Bake In :
moderate oven. $50 degrees r. from
Is minutes TO / hour. until tbs
apples are tender. Sprinkle With
powdered sugar. ~ hot. with
cream.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23

Meat Stuffed Tomatoes-Ipgred-
ientk. / cup ground beef. / cup
cracker crumbs. ! cup grated Amert-
can cheese. 1 cup ch0pped celery.
/ cup chopped green pepper. ! tsa-
spoon salt pepper. 4 cup water. Z
medium-Etze tomatoes Method.
Combine All ingredients except to-
matoes. Remove centeFs OF tomatoes
and reserve for sauce Stuff togna-
toes with meat mixture Bake n
creased. shallow baking dish IN
moderate oven for 30 minutes
Serve hot with tomato sauce
wllted Leaf Letuce-inxredienta.
? large punches leaf lettuce. ! tea
spoon salt. Ia teaspoon pepper, Z
chopped green onions. : slices hacon.
chopped. I cup vinegar. 2 table,
spoons water, / hard boiled egR
chopped Shred lettuce into hot
bowl. add seasoning ana onions,
Fry bacon until crisp: add xtne-
gar and water. pour over lettuce.
Toss until wilted and sprinkle q
ever top Or place shredded iettnce
over bacon and vinegar IN frying
pan. and toss until vilted
Cream cole-SlaE-Fneiy shred
head Of cabbage and crisp IN ice
wafer. Drain weM Combine Gun
Of sour cream. 2 tablespoons yina-
sar. teaspoon salt i-e Teaspoon
pepper. ? tablespoons sugar and
paprtka Pour over cabbage Sprinkle
x1th q little paprika
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23

SANITY Remove frosn IRE and add
Kool-Aid mixing veil Then fold b.
staffy beaten egg whites
Cherry MerinKue Pie-AatertAh
4 package Kool-Aid fcherrp 9
level tablespoons corn starch. 2 Level
tablespoons flour. ! ieTel table
spoon butter. ! teaspoon almond o.
henacn extract. l cup sugar. 2 eggz,
l teaspoon sal1 2 cups boiling water
cup water.
Method Nix starch, -four. sugar
and salt Whip yoiks Of Eggs IN l
Gun cold water and add dry mixture
mixing sell Add butter and the
Z Guns boiling water. cook and stir
constantly until II thickens. RE
move from fire and add the extract
nad Kooi-Aid and mix well; pour
into baked pie crust. uAing The egg
whites for meringue.
Imitation Jally-MAteriai l PACK
age Kool-Aid. any flavor. J measur-
ing cups water. ; cups sugar. 1 bot
tie cexto Method Pour water into
preserving kettle. Add Keoi-Aid and
the pectin. stirring until well dis
solved Have sugar measured ready.
Place kettle over fire. stirring con-
stantty and bring to rolling boil.
Add sugar quickly. stirring con-
stantiy. Al first signs of active boil
ma. remove from fire skim quickly
and pour into glasses before jelly
sets. Makes 5 glasses.
Hint To Mothers-chiidFen who
do not relish milk will find Kooi-
AID shake delicious IS vel a. being
n wholesome drink. Follow Tie d.
rection on the back Of the package
using milk IN place Of the water
A delicious float en- BE- made by
adding tce-cream.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
NUMBER 8

hro~n il butter Add earTutk eoeer
tskhtiy ard eook over lon beat until
tender Season 20 taste with sAiL
pepgeE and sugar
Orpen Bean Surcotash- combsfa
cooked green beans and cooked
whcle kernel corn Mo&sten wslh tBp
mik or cream Season TO kaxte with
salt pepper and sugar
Connectieut Green Benns-Ada J
tablespoons Drowned butter. / lea
spoon grated nutmeg salt and pep
pr 10 taste. 70 hot beans
Green Beans Henrt-use cup
canned mushrooms 2 tablespoons
fat or oil. . cups cooked green
beans. cup sour cream. salt and
pepper Brown mushrooms IN tat o.
oil Add green beans and Soar
cream Heat thoroughly. Season 70
taste with salt and pepper.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
New Ways TO Prepare
Old Vegetables For
faded Appetites
Appetisane Dishes Made 81 Ordinary
Hesnely VEGETABLES Al Smaa
Cex1

Nov Is the time Of the wear 70
store ND al iron and yst&minS that
are present in fresh vegetables shile
they are 50 plentiful Until the
novelty wezrs off your family vii
enjoy unem Just plain. 80 the flavor
can be enjoyed 10 the fullest. but
this viii not last very long unless
Yours Is O most unusual family. Here
are a few ways IN which you might
be able to interest those VINO have
started fuSzing already.
Corn on the Cob au grattn-After
cooking. brush earS Of corn with
melted butter or margarine and
roll IN grated cheese Place IN .
moderately hot oven for 10 minutes
or until cheese nelt&.
Minute Glazed Carrots-Add )
tablespoons mint Jelly and I table
spoon butter TO cooked carrots. stir
ever Low heat until Jelly Is melted.
Serve at once
Carrots Lyonnaise-use / bunch
carrots. ! medium sired onion. ;
tablespoons butter. margarine OF
salad oil. salt. pepper. and sugar,
Score raw carrots deeply with tines
Of fork. Slice thin Mlnce onion.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
Some Health Giving
Menus For q Week
Are Here Detailed
pksunnd ~ Hexne Eesnamies
Mntsrx AZ MisSiszippA state
Culleee Per Wemes-

In cooperation wtth the Miaslksip-
u Cuunaiftee for Nataunal Defense.
fne believing menus were Issued b.
sare Hosne Ecornanics Department Of
A~EizElSsippi State college for Women
These menus were planned and
served BY Home Economics majors Al
N~rlszimlpr4 state College for Women
living In the Home Management
house tliik term and offer the maxi
mum food value Tot the minimum
cash
Ars you eixing yourself n fair
eftanre % eating the right food
n costs = cents q dag for 0ie
person or sIS4 fer . week These
meals are healtf1fni because
l. Insy contain q quart OF milk
. asy Ger ehIidresa and a pint q day
fer n1niks.
q The cleo 10 vtsAmin A rein
foxced vlfanekns a h necessary for
ysur ayes. and 60 keep your cells
xtxunN 30 that germs cannot easily
enssx thsm. OniT vitamln A rein
f@rasa cleo shsaid be eaten N place
81 butter.
3 Each person receives four and
TIRE eeRs far the week When eggs
arn cheap mare should be- eaten
fhey cnntatn protein which builds
masrlrs. vitahlns. iron for your
b,eod. and bone strengthening
r~zirzerais.
q Cheap meat d bought because
O Is II Eood for you as expensive
nzeas- Lean meai % eaten once
every dAF. II builds blood and
muscles and viii prevent pellaEra
g. Who'll Wheat Tread. o. bis
cults made from whoie wheat flour.
furnishes vitamin rs which are
good for your neryez4 SKIN. apps-
lite. and eive you strength and Vi
talIty.
Hnme-coaked cereals xere
served every daF except one. II
would b well 70 eat them at least
once daily. Thar fazrnish . great
deal more minerals and witaminx
than rice o. nhita flour.
Al Least twD large servings Of
the following vegetables were eaten
daily. Turnlp4. turnlp greens. col
laFd2. 0nicsas. carrots. green beans
tomatoes Other greens green peas.
sqs1azh. lettuce broccoli egg plant
green lima beans or fruit. should
have been served IN place 81 the
nhoEe Vegetables Il they had been
cheap enough.
10. Fah wAs served once II Il
q good NcafrrN Of neadad iodine
II. Drtnd bans and peas are ex-
1ezksn4 eeafses % minerals 4na Vita
mtn b and euuIs have beer eaten
nsure often. but they % not take
tha place Of the vegetables listed
Y-Hreakfast Oranges
oaEmsaL bread. olao. coffee. MIX
Btnncx-SausaRe, batter cakes.
ohee. norxhum. crAiards. iello milk.
0uupeK-Baked trinh potatoes.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23

Remove the bali OF dough 10 .
lightly Toured board. knsad iiehs-
~ 10 to 20 times; ron % 4 inch
thickness. Cut - desired. PUT to-
gether like sandwiches. spread melt
Cd butter OF margarine betwsen and
ON top. Bake IN hot oven. go DE-
srees r., Tor 10 20 - minutes ne
move from tze oven. separate, put
filling between layers. adjust ths
top Ia place. pour on filling.
Nine variations.
Curry Biseuits-6lft teaspoon
curry powder In with thu dry m
gredlentA. F1ne with chicken. lamb.
veal or shrimp.
Tomato NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO-
mato Juice for the milk. About ] cup
will be required. the exact amount
depending on the consistency Of
tie juice and the flour. The biscuit
is tinted attraetively. Pine with
meat
Cheese Blscuits-To the dry In
gfsdlantz add ! cup grAhed cheese
Especially good with vegetables.
Ham BiacnitS-Add ! cup finely
chopped cooked ham u the Sifted
dry ingredients Fine with creamed
eegs OF green peas.
sage Biscuits-Add ! teaspoon
powdered sage. stfting IL N With
the dry ingredients. Excellent with
| chicken and meat Or substitute I
teaspoon poultry seasoning for the
sage Coco wlth meat stew filling
Orange or Lemon Biscuits-Ado
J tablespoons sugar and the grated
ftnd Of | lemon Or | orange 70 the
dry ingredients. Delicious wtth fruit.
especially a~ppiesauce.
Sweet Btxcuits-Add from ) table
spoons 20 I cup sugar with the dry
ingredients. One beaten esg some
tunes Is added with the milk. but
the biscuit then is not 50 flaky Use
with fruit.
Ginger Biscuits-With the dry
ingredients add ! cup brown sugar
and / teaspoon ginger. oood with
pears.
Biscuit MIxes-The prepared bis
cult mixes may be USED IN making
cakes. Follow directions on package.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-23
Many Recipes For
Sh0rtcake Given
For Varieties Sake
Filings Of Mcats. seafsed. veze-
table, Fruit aud Cheese Add vari-
ely TO the Hemeiy old Biscuit

When you think of shortcake
perhaps the traditional picture that
comes TO mind Is a double decker OF
hos rich. light. flakey biscuit swamp
ed IN strawberries and cream De-
liesoua as lhis Ia. are sou acquainted
with the great varsity of other
versions Of the biscuit shoFtcakeS
Besides ell sorts OF dessert fruit
shortcakea with different sauces
there arr main course ones
Filings Of meat. ssafood. Yegr-
tables and cheese are used N yari-
Gus aauces-cream sauce. mushroom
sauce. cheese sauce. tomato saace
brown gravy. The biscuit Foundation
can be varied frnsn the master reci-
pc b. using ingredients like tomato
Juice. lemon or orange juice. curry
cheese, ginger and ham You can
make your shortcakes IN large
rounds 10 split and serve or bake
the cough III Individual form auch
as doughnut shapes. diamonds.
squares and graduated fluted tiers.
Here are a few Of the changes
that can be made. Dreamed Shrimp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i recipe.
curry biscuit shortcake. shrimF
cooked ar canned, 2 cups. lemor
tulUs, I teaspoon. flour. 2 table.
spocna. butter OF other fat. 2 table.
spoons; milk. Il cups. salt. I tea.
spoon; cayenne ie3 grains. eeleFl
salt. few grains. Method Prepars
! curry biscuit sfortcnke. cutting hal
the rounds with . douaianut cutter
Brush plain rounds with meltes
butter and top with communicating,
81 rounds. sandwich fashion: bak,
As directed Heat shrimp IN Q littli
Of their " liquor II canned. or /
fresh. In q little Of the water II
which they are boiled. with lemon
Juice added Melt butter. add floui
and blend to a smooth paste. Grad
nailv add milk while stirring con.
stantly: cook until thick and smooth
Add salt. cayenne ana celery salt
Separate shortcakes. owe bottom
rounds with drained shrimp = fev
shrimp % stick through hole. poul
On more sauce and earnlsh witt
parsley.
Master Reelpe-Ingredients
Flour. , cups. baking powder. (:
teaspoons. salt ! teaspoon. shorten.
Ing. 6 70 8 tablespoons. milk 4
- cup. Method-&ift flour. measure
sift again With baking powder and
salt Add shortening Nix witt
pastry nlender OF with flnEertips
When using fingers. ptek up mixture
and rub shortening N quickly. drok
ann take up another portion Repeat
until mixing Is complete nix oil1
until the mass resembles corn meal
Make cavity IN center. add most 81
the milk al once. stirring with {
fork or spoon. The amount Of lCuIf
needed varies with the flour. hui
add It until the mixture follows ths
spoon OF fork IN the bowl Nix nt
Longer than neecful The ideal i
: soft dough that may be handled