Evening star., 1945-05-11
"BALONEY" RECIPE.

"BALONEY" RECIPE.
(From Mrs. E. M, WGShington.)
II you're going in for balogna or
baloney recipes, let me in with mine
which I invented under the pressure
OF necessity. "Baloney Pie: Mince
up quantity for about servings
I'd say l pound of baloney. Make
white sauce, add peas, celery, car
rots, salt, pepper, cover with biscuit
dough and bake.
Not bad at all, particularly if you
like baloney-personally I've always
liked 1t so well even like to listen
to it!
DIPPING CURTAINS?
From Mrs. C. S. S., Arlington)
I would like to ask the lady in
Arlington who sent in a suggestion
about dipping slip covers in yellow
dye to restore color If she would
kindly call me at Chestnut 1894 and
give me the instructions again as
I misplaced mine.
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SUGGESTIONS.
tfIOUt MIS. Us d. Est hIttNSLOfbsf
Please, Mrs. j. McF. of Washing
ton do not soften peanut butter with
mineral oil Vitamin A is known
to be soluble in mineral oil. There
fore all vitamin A taken at the meal
is not absorbed when the oil is
present.
Stand peanut butter jar upside
down on shelf for day or two
before using. oil will rise in jar.
For cleaning windows, mirrors,
picture glass, ETC.: Wiring chamois
cloth enough not to drip, using a
solution of l part vinegar to parts
hot water. No rinse, no drying, no
lint.
After trying many softeners on
the market, have found the ideal
one for the local water Very in
expensive, T use it in dish water
laundry, bath, and my husband has
even adopted it in his shaving wa
ter 1t cuts in half the amount OF
soap I used to use for dishes and
laundry. and keeps my hands better.
If you wash dishes in a large alu-
minum pan with about a teaspoon
full of this product in the water,
all tarnlsh disappears from the
silver in the dishpan. I'll gladly
give the name of the product to
any one who calls me at Glebe 3548.
Also 1 know how to keep drains
open in spite of this water that
precipitates all soap unless treated,
name of product on request.
Put that crocheted hat, Mrs. w
w S. of D. c., in laundry starch as
thick as butter and pin it to board
to dry in the shape desired.
I have found furniture polish
that "erases" even fairly deep
scratches on maple, mahogany and
walnut woods by small boys.
REMOVING NEEDLES.
From Mrs. A. J. NJ, Washington. J
In answer to Mrs. w. F. E. of Ar
lington, I would suggest she use a
magnet to find the needles in her
mattress This would work only if
needles are very close to outside of
mattress, but might be worth trying
TWO SALADS.
DATE BAR?
From Mrs. P. r. S., Washington. J
Two salads I haven't seen men,
toned are:
Diced cooked beets mixed with
about equal amount of raw grated
carrot. Marinate in tart French
dressing for several hours and serve
on lettuce. A Glove of garlic in the
dressing is good if you like it-re-
move before serving.
One head of lettuce shredded with
one bunch sliced green onions-in-
Guiding part of the tops. One 12-
ounce package cottage cheese. 2 or
tablespoons buttermilk or enough
to make moist. Salt and pepper to
taste and toss until mixed.
Request: Does any one have q
recipe for a date bar? 1t is a
cooked date filling between layers
of a pastry-like dough made with
quick cooking oats. Have had the
recipe but have since lost it.