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Evening star., 1945-10-25
Cooking Quail

If there's hunter In your family,
this time Of year is q mighty impor-
tant one. Sallying forth at dawn,
loaded with gun and ammunition
and followed by the faithful hound,
the man of the house sets out to
stalk his prey. At night he comes
wearily back, bearing eve hope)
full bag and demands not only ap-
plause, but that proper use be made
of his achievement.
If it's quail-then there1l be an
argument about how long it must
hang. He'll have his own opinion on
this point and it is best to give in
But the cooking is up to his spouse.
In nv opinion the best and only
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tightly closed they would manage
to get IN. So, the vegetable dish
covers seem to be the best solution
Though, now with DDT mot the 80
stuff, there should be another out.
II f
HINTS.
from Mrs. M. A. p, Alexandria. J
I stir a raw egg yolk into my
baby's morning cereal and thus
nave the whites for cooking. My
year-old baby has been taking her
egg this way since 4 months. and
she loves 1t.
All my furniture is light oak and
mahogany and I find the easiest
way to keep 1t clean and shining is
to use a furniture cleaner that
cleans, wakes and polishes. This
furniture cleaner is sold by a Wash
ington department store.
BANANA FLAKES:
STAIN REMOVAL?
From Mrs. J. w. r., Alexandra. J
If not too late for her the lady
who wanted some suggestions for
using banana flakes may call me
at Temple 1884.
How can I remove mercurochrome
stains from white linen tablecloth
which has some cross-stitch in red
and blue?
POEM REQUEST?
From Mrs. S. P. F., Arlington.)
I would be very grateful to any
reader who can furnish me with the
old poem entitled: THE Spider and
the King" which begins:
King Bruce OF Scotland flung himself
'Tis true he was monarch and wore q
crown; but his heart was beginnins
X 4
RUM PIE.
From Mrs. E. S. M, Washington. J
One tablespoon unflavored gela-
tin, u cup cold water, eggs, sepa-
rated. III cups milk, a cup sugar,
IL teaspoon salt, 81 tablespoons
rum, pie shell (baked), l cup
whipping cream, sweet chocolate,
shredded.
Soften gelatin in water minutes.
Beat egg yolks, add milk, sugar and
salt and cook over low hest, stirring
constantly. When mixture coats the
spoon, stir in gelatin and cool until
the mixture begins to thicken Beat
egg whites until stiff and fold into
custard with rum. Turn into pie
shell, cover with whipped cream,
sprinkle with chocolate. Chill.
This recipe was found in q cook
book which called for a graham
cracker crust, but I prefer regular
pie crust.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
The Golden Apples

When you peel and section an or
ange and eat it for breakfast, you
only are following a custom that is
ages and ages old. Oranges are one
of the most ancient Of foods known
to man and have played an inter-
esting part in history throughout
the centuries.
The botanical name of the fruit,
"citrus," is said to have been derived
from the town of Citron in Judea,
where the orange was cultivated
first. 1t belongs to the genus OF
plants known as the natural order
of 'Aurantiacae" or golden fruit
bearers" Therefore, it is easy to
imagine that the famed golden ap-
plies of the Garden of Hesperides,
which caused so much trouble for
Hercules, were really oranges and
not apples at all. The word orange
itself is believed to come from the
low Latin "pomum aurantium."
There are many varieties of or
anges-a number of them known to
most of us. In Europe there are the
bitter oranges of Spain, which gour-
NETS consider make the finest of all
marmalades. In Italy and along the
Riviera, little boys peddle small
mandarin oranges, easily peeled like
our tangerines, but of superb flavor.
There, also. at certain times of the
year, one finds the exotic blood Or
ange, the segments of which are
f1ecked with great droplets of red
dish purple juice. These, too, have
a wonderful flavor.
1t is believed that the sweet or
China orange first was brought into
Europe from China In the early part
of the 10th century by Portu-
guese traders. But one finds men
tion of oranges in England at a
much earlier date, for it is recorded
that Edward the First's queen
bought oranges from the cargo of
Spanish ship in 1890. This appears
to have been only small, chance
cargo. as there are no records of any
commerce in the fruit being done
between England and Spain for 200
or more years after this.
BY the end of the 10th CEN
tury, however, trade in oranges was
brisk, although it was confined to
the bitter variety at the time The
sweet type was not introduced into
England until much later and there
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Evening star., 1945-10-25

tanning a lye solution (mixed with
boiling water) will loosen the ac-
cumulation SO that practically all
lscrubbing can be eliminated. Leave
them in the solution for at least
two hours for good results, then
drain and wash in hot soapsuds.
For those who would like a recipe
for really good 7-minute icing
which does not crystalline Gas mine
sometimes does I should like to call
attention to one printed elsewhere
on this page recently:
Honey Nougat Icing-One egg
white, unbeaten; 1 tablespoon cold
water, 70 cup white corn sirup,
y cup strained honey, Il teaspoon
salt, 4 teaspoon cream Of tartar,
teaspoon vanilla.
Cook over rapidly boiling water
and beat until mixture peaks from
end of beater (about 7 minutes.
Requests: Is there anything that
can be done about Upper that has
jumped the track at one end? 1t
seems too bad to discard it when
it is otherwise in good condition.
CHOP SUEY.
(From Mrs. J. H. G.. Washington J
To Mrs. r. X. S., Washington.
This is my recipe for chop suey. I
find we have much better chop suey
in my part of the country than can
be had in Washington. I'm sure
you will like 1t.
One pound veal, pork and beef or
all beef. l tablespoon molasses, !
cup onions diced, cup celery diced,
about 10 drops chop suey sauce
or to suit your taste, pinch of salt
Brown meat with molasses, add
water to cover with salt. Cook n
hour, add onions and celery and
chop suey sauce Cook u Hour.
Before serving add thickening
made with -four, molasses and wa
ter and pour into chop suey.
Make it slightly thickened but not
too thick. Serve with boiled rice
and chop suey sauce.
WEEVILS.
From G. r., Accokeek, Md
This Is in reply to the woman who
has weevils in her cereals, etc. I
haven't seen the answer yet. II
you have noticed any small moths
flying around your cracker boxes
and they have been opened !. e. they
deposit their eggs in the boxes +.
thus the weevils. The only way we
have found to keep the cereals and
stuff free from the weevils. is to put
vegetable dish covers over the tops
of the boxes. We've tried killing
the moths they always come
back and even with the boxes
Evening star., 1945-10-25
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Evening star., 1945-10-25

fore references one finds in the
works of Shakespeare and his con-
temporaries concern the bitter Or
ange of Seville, rather than the one
we know in this country today. Sir
Walter Raleigh brought oranges
along with tobacco to England from
the New World.
Orange blossoms were the chosen
headdreSs for brides as far back as
the times of the ancient Moors and
are believed to be the symbol of
chastity. The custom came to us
from the French, who followed the
Spaniards in copying the Moorish
fashion. THE v. c."
Evening star., 1945-10-25

with whipped cream, II desired.
Serves 4.
STONE JAR MOLASSES COOKIES.
cups sifted cake flour.
2 teaspoons double acting baking
powder.
/ teaspoon salt.
! teaspoon ginger.
/ cup molasses.
"a cup shortening.
" teaspoon soda.
Sift flour once, measure, add bak-
Ing powder, salt and ginger, and Stft
again. Heat molasses, remove from
fire; add shortening and soda. Add
flour gradually, mixing well. Chill
until firm enough to shape Shape
into small balls about q inch in di-
ameter. Place about 2 inches apart on
creased baking sheet. Press fruit
fiat with bottom of glass covered
with damp cloth. Or roll dough
thin on Toured board and cut with
Toured cookie cutters. Bake in mod
crate oven $3.50 degrees F. Is min
utes, or until done Remove from
pan carefully. Cool For crisp
cookies store in air-tight container;
for chevy cookies store in stone jar.
Makes Az dozen cookies.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
By The Hicforv Chef

way to serve quail is drawn, rubbed
with butter, well-larded across the
breast and baked in a moderate oven
for about 20 minutes, with frequent
hastings of half and half red wine
and water. The larding is removed
from the breast and the quails re-
turned to the oven for another five
minutes to brown. Then they are
served on hot buttered toast. with
melted current jelly poured over
them. One quail to person-but If
they are small two can be served.
But others have other ideas. Some
like to split the quail. rub them with
Evening star., 1945-10-25
CLEANING STOVE:
SEVEN-MINUTE ICING:
OIJERY2

From Mrs. w. r. B., Washington. J
First I should like to express ap-
probation for two household hints
that have proved helpful to me-
Ants in my kitchen disappeared when
I left a small receptacle on the
window sill filled with a borax and
sugar mixture. Also the expedient
Of shellacking my wire clothesline
has eased over the rust problem un-
til new galvanized lines are avail
able.
For A. W., who requested a sug-
gestion for cleaning stove burners
and broiler pan: I have found that
soaking them in a deep pan con-
Evening star., 1945-10-25

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We will withhold both and use
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Views expressed In the Clear
Ing House are not necessarily
those OF The Star, and as 1t Is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
Tor them. B. c.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

My seven month old baby only gets
the yolk Of an egg also. I separate
the egg and drop the yolk in boiling
water and continue boiling for 20 or
rs minutes, then the yolk Is well
cooked and easy to CRATE although
put 1t through strainer. When the
egg yolk is taken from the water
there is fine skin over it which
has to be removed. This way gives
the whites to be used for angel
cake, etc.
For Mrs. L. F. F., Washington:
Try washing your baby's shoes with
a mild soap and toothbrush, drying
before whitening.
From Mrs. J. H. G., Washington. J
I used to mix the raw egg yolk
in my baby's cereal or beat it into
his milk. BY saving the egg whites
I made an angel food cake every
other week.
If you don't want to give your
baby raw yolk you can drop the
yolk in softly boiling water and cook
just as you do a ooached egg.
Mixing it into the cereal or milk
is much easier and just as digestible
as cooked.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

with whipped cream, If desired.
Serves 4.
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