Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13

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calls for no shortening and for water
as liquid In making the dough. Let
rise until double in bulk, then roll
out, making fiat disc, a quarter
OF an inch thick and approximately
q foot to is inches in diameter.
Place the disc, on pastry sheet
creased with salt pork or bacon.
Grease the pizza itself with olive
oil or bacon fat. Arrange fillets of
anchovies on the pizza Zone small
tin is sufficient, and the oil from the
anchovies makes the addition OF any
other fat unnecessary. Over the
anchovies place layer of fresh
or canned tomatoes, and finally a
layer Of mild white cheese (mozza-
rella, If available), cut in cubes or
slices. Season with salt, pepper and
marjoram, adding a few drops OF
olive oil If desired. Place in a hot
oven for Is or 20 minutes.
Pizza may be garnished in a vari-
ETY. of ways, with sardines, shrimp,
garlic, onions, etc. Miniature indi-
v1dual piz1a make delicious hors
douvres served with cocktails.
Hoping this contribution from a
man is not amiss!
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METAL WINDOW FRAMES?
(From Mrs. F. w. D., Arlington.
How can we keep our metal win
dow frames dry when we have the
humidif1er on our furnace operat-
ing? We would be very grateful for
satisfactory solution.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
GIFTS.
(Fron1 Mrs. E. D., Fnirtdr.|
Could some one send in Cor tell
me how to get) list of gifts for
each wedding anniversary?
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BREAKFAST, LUNCH MENUS?
From Mrs. C. w. j., Arlinoton.)
I would like some ideas for new
breakfast and quick lunch menus for
my one and 5 year old boys. Also,
where I can find some good books
on the general care and teaching of
preschool children?
r. C. H. deserves blue ribbon for
making housework easier.
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PAINTING KITCHEN.
(Front Mrs. r. E. D., Brentwood
Will you please help me on paint
ing my large kitchen? I have inlaid
linoleum on the floor, light gray
background with green, red and
black small blocks. My kitchen set
Is white and red. What color should
I paint my walls? don't want green.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
from Mrs. T. E. H., McLean.)
A friend wants me to pass on
these helpful hints. II you are con-
tinually snagging stockings, try
using pair Of rubber gloves in
putting them on and in washing
them. II you find 1t quite firing to
bend over much when cleaning the
tub, put q small piece Of paper in
the tub and step right inside the
tub, your shoes on the paper. You
can clean from the inside, STOPPING
down and kneeling, with far less
fatigue. 1t IL . great time saver to |
use an old corset string or even other |
strong string for restringing pajama
trousers around the waist.
II you are not adept ut remaking
worn or enlarged button holes, sew
snap fasteners very near the button
holes. You can then have the ap-
pearance of a button hole garment
with the security of the snaps to
actually fasten your clothes. Try
this even on mems shirts at the
neckband when the buttonhole is
too big.
When running out Of the exact
amount of coffee for your percola-
tor, you can mix the right amount
OF coffee powder with your coffee
and get a grand brew.
Two methods Of cleaning = broiler
pan are very easy: one Is to soak it
In the sink overnight or for quite q
long period, completely covering it
with soapy water. Another way is
to place it on two burners OF
your stove, put some hot water
in it, cover it with your oven
size cookie sheet, place a heavy
article on this, as an iron, and let
the water gently come to boiling !!
point. Let it set a little while. It is
then easy to clean and time is saved
IN the long run. You have no scour-
ing to do. 1t might work Just as ,,
we'll with no cookie sheet covering,
too.
Many thanks to the Chevy Chase
lady who told us about cleaning the
bag with snow. It is a
wonderfully easy and interesting
method. Likewise gratitude to Mrs.
J. A. M, Washington and others who
so charitably and painstakingly
wrote about sending packages to the
destitute abroad.
CANNED PUMPKIN PIE:
HINTS TO MOTHERS.
(From Mrs. c. w. c., Washington.
Re: Mrs. d. 8. W., Washington,
Pumpkin Pie. One can pumpkin
(21a-size CAM, ~ cups brown sugar,
y teaspoon salt, 1H tablespoon
hour. III teaspoon cinnamon, "
teaspoon ginger, n teaspoon cloves
ground, VI teaspoon nutmeg, 8
eggs slightly beaten, ~ cups milk,
Y cup cream or evaporated milk,
Il alwa. use evaporated
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