AUGUST 8, 1935
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!ire the Big Fish a Big Hand-
' You'll Like Its New Roles
~RT entertaining means keep- Add to Your Summer List
~g Pace with what's new inCreamy Sauce: Make a founda-
as well as fun Summer party tion White Sauce by heating two
must be breey:y as a zephyr, tablespoons butter in a saucepan,
to look at. But because stirring until it bubbles a little, ~.
raust also be very delicious to and then adding slowly two table-
i
tuna comes out in new cos- spoons of flour which has been
Sand takes a bow. mixed with one-fourth teaspoon
Len we open a can of tuna salt, one-eighth teaspoon pepper
ar any of the other delicious and one-fourth teaspoon paprika,
~d fish we do not feel that it Stir until well blended and then
Y Special occasion. That is add one cup milk which has been
~e we have become accus, heated, gradually over the butter
to the ease of having these and flour mixture. Stir constantly
fish. The ancient Roman~,
other band, went to great
to serve fish at their
because food from the sea
[ifficu]t to obtain, and con-
Prestige on the host.
Epicures Approve
leu.-es of those days, and of
~. approved the taste of fish,
the correct preparing and
r~g of fist[ still confers pres-
on the host. Many peon!e,
do not know how to pre-
and serve fi~h correctly F~v
reason canned fish is particn-
Popular. It comes to us per-
Prepared. and ready to b3
need, if we like, by simple
methods, or merely with
:lOSs sauces.
makers used to be known
in the middle ages of
and they were licensed by
tuniclpality to sell sauces to
and townsmen. Their tra-
z still be traced In some
best fish sauces served to-
na fish is one of the least ex-
ve of the canned varieties,
looks very much' "in the
manner" when it Is cast
~llied salads or souffi4s. Fol-
suggestions for each of
and also a delicious
Sauce recommended by the
and Sea Food Institute of the
States:
and let it simmer about tw~ ~n.
utes until smooth and cream: 'o
this cream sauce can be m..ed
hard-boiled eggs cut in eighths to
make an egg sauce, if preferred.
Masked Tuna Loaf: Soften one
teaspoon gelatin in two table-
spoons cold water and dissolve in
four tablespoons hot vinegar. Mix
with the contents of a one-pound
flat can of tuna fish which has
been mashed, and add one-half
teaspoon salt and a few grains of
paprika. Pack into a loaf mold
and chill. Meanwhile soften one-
half teaspoon more of gelatin in
two tablespoons cold water and
melt over hot water. Then pour
slowly into one-half cup of may-
onnaise, beating all the time. Chill.
Turn ouL the tuna loaf and spread
the sides and top with the mayon-
naise: Decorate the top and sides
with sliced stuffed olives and
strips of pimiento. Let chill and
stiffen. Saree sliced. This serves
six persons.
Tuna Fi~sh Souffle;: Add two
cups of tuna fish to two cups of
thick white sauce. Then add one
tablespoon lemon juice and the
beaten yolks of six eggs. Fold in
the stiffly-beaten whites of the si~
eggs, and pour into a buttered
baking dish. Set in a pan of hot
water and bake in a slow oven--
325 degrees--for forty t,-, forty-five
minutes or until set. Serve at
once, This serves eight persons.*
WHy NOT spend a Month at Catalina Island? Une-
climate, good hotels, furnished houses at reasonable
stores, schools, churches; hiking, swimming, riding,
golf, tennis; 3 hours from Los Angeles; BUT--notice
do not perpetually have to dodge automobiles, either day
ight. A safe place for children. Try it out for yourself.
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So if you are planning to enter-
tain this summer--and you'll want Join the Townsend Club
to do a lot of it while the del-
phiniums are in bloom and the
dahlias are budding--see that
your shelves are well stocked with
canned peas of various sizes. Serve THE
the tiny ones as a vegetable, the
medium sized peas in salads and LATEST MAGAZINES
reserve the larger, less expensive
size. to simmer nice and tender in ARE HERE
soups.
Here Are Some Recipes
Cauliflower and Pea Salad: Boil
sufficient cauliflower to make two
cups of the cauliflowerlets. (Boil
until tender but not mushy.) Mari-
nate separately for one hour, the
cauliflowerlets, one cup of canned
peas and one can of asparagus
tips. Then toss lightly together
the peas and cauliflower and pile
on crisp lettuce. Arrange the as-
paragus tips around the edge, and
garnish with mayonnaise. This
serves eight persons.
Pea Oysters: Press sufficient
canned peas through a sieve to
obtain one cup of pea pulp. Add
one tablespoon melted butter, a
few drops of onion juice and the
following sifted dry ingredients:
one-fourth cup flour, one-fourth
teaspoon baking powder, three-
fourths teaspoon salt and one-
eighth teaspoon pepper. Add one
well-beaten egg yolk and fold in
the stiffly-beaten white. Drop by
small spoonfuls in hot deep fat
(374-390 degrees) and fry until
golden brown. Drain and serve
with the meat course, either plain
or with white sauce. This serves
eight persons.*
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not heard ? The everlasting God, Je-
hovah, the Creator of the ends of the
earth, fainteth not, neither is weary;
there is no searching of his under-
standing."--Isaiah 40:28.
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