Evening star., 1953-01-06
VENISON.
G. w. l.. Washington

A Roast Sao0le OF VeniSon:
Remove all fat and replace by
larding or add butter.
Place in large crock and cover
with a marinade Of "a red cook
ing wine. " water. Add mus
tard seeds. bay leaves, pinch Of
thyme, peppercorns, crushed
Glove Of garlic and salt.
Let pickle "a to 80 hours.
turning from time to time. Re-
move and lard with salt pork
(bacon strips are o.k.). Scar
$50 degrees to 500 about Is
minutes. then reduce to 325
degrees. Basic frequently, as
a rule IS minutes to the, pound,
unless 1t Is old. then q little
longer. When meat is tender
remove to hot platter. add small
glass of red wine to pan es-
Sence, and boil until reduced
"a. Add glass of currant Jelly
and when it has melted and
blended stir in q cup of sour
cream.
Strain gravy and serve sep
arately. Garnish platter with
slices Of oranges and currant
jelly. Serve with baked hub
bard squash, mashed and but
tered, serve in shell. small po-
tatoes dressed in cream, boiled
whole beets, lightly glazed and
with water cress salad in French
dressing. Hot biscuits and q
bottle of Burgundy give meal O
festive touch.
Steaks or Outlets: Brush
steaks a little less than inch
thick with olive oil. Season
with salt and pepper. Place in
hot broiler, close to flame to
scar each side, brush again
with olive oil and then broil
precisely 2 minutes on each
side. Place meat on hot plat
ter and spread it with mixture
of butter, chopped parsley. salt,
pepper and lemon juice. Serve
with hot muffins and marma-
lade or pancakes.
Or rub each steak with
crushed Glove Of garlic, season
with salt and pepper. Brush on
melted butter, broil 5 minutes
on each side and salvage Juice
in broiler pan. When steaks
are nearly done. pour Juice in
frying pan, heated and thick
ened with little flour and hot
water. In another pan, cook
fresh mushrooms in butter and
put in gravy.
y 4 4 II
HONEYSUCKLE.
mrs. N. F. G.. Great Falls)
We bought land, too, that was
covered with honeysuckle. Final.
ly bought young nanny goat.
who is at this very minute busy
eating the stuff. Have heard
you can find an old worn-out
tire. secure a long wire around
1t. set fire to the tire and drag
It from place to place as it burns
The honeysuckle. We have tried
\ weed-killer, which did a fine
lob, but this Is not practical II
he area is extensive. When you
come right down to it, suppose
yrubbing 1t out by the roots with
/ grub hoe is the only perma-
lent way. and we are doing that.
90.
II. WARM DRINK;
HINTS WANTED?
SOFTER DIAPERS.
mrs. r. r. c., Washington
Mrs. j. B., Washington: A
quick, hot-milk drink other
than chocolate may be made
for your child by adding ap-
proximately l tablespoon of
rennet powder to a glass Of
hot milk For variety. the fla
vors will be vanilla, raspberry,
lemon and maple.
Helpful hints please for
making regular meals for ono
person. My husbands hours
are such that he does not eat
meals at home and since my
l0-month-old son does not eat
mis- meals with me, it presents
a problem to get away from the
steaks and chops routine. Any
and all suggestions would he
greatly appreciated.
In regard to the query for
softer diapers: wash by hand.
rinse twice and dry outside. It
seems the stronger the breeze.
the softer the diapers. Per-
haps. If you are unable to also
dry your wash outdoors. the
answer would be q tumble
clothes drier, since 1t would
work on the same principle.