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INTRODUCING: SCHOOL FOR BRIDES
TASTE, TASTE,
TASTE, TASTE ALL
THE TIME!
Four young women join HELEN BURKE in a personal course in cookery, designed specially for__newly-marrieds.
and for those about to
be
THE way to a man's heart, it seems, still goes by way of the kitchen. This is proved by the large number of brides and brides-to-be who wrote asking to enrol in my short cookery class. The class hud to be limited to four. All the pupils had this in common: they wanted to add sparkle to supper-time. For my part. I want to make them into inspired chefa.
Four sesalons of two and a half hours each does not give me much time. So I decided to pack by baste dishes which can easily be used to create other exotic ones, or at least meals a little out of the ordinary.
You will notice that I am constantly asking may pupils to bate the dishes. I set great im- rance on tasthig. No one, however ambitious, will ever beeome a really good cook unless she Tastes at every stage of cooking.
So Rule No. 1 1: Remember to taste, tuste, laste, all the time.
We shall measure everything when necessary. But when it is to important we shall throw exsul calculation to the winds. Every cook
tier worth
salt should be able to cook at times by instinet, something ke musician playing by ear.
This rst lesson
the first course. It takes in a pate, a sea-food cocktail, a basic soup with variations, and
Moules Marinlore, the mother
ant father of all mussel dishes.
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THE LIVER PATE
WE started
WE
with The
Otherwise, the spice would be slightly grainy. This applies to aft sauces made with flour in this method.
A LITTLE SHERRY
WE then returned the sauce to the heat and stirred it until I thickened and left the aldes of the pun.
The liver puree mixture was then slowly stirred Into the whlle auuce, then the seasoning. We added freshly milled pepper and rock salt. I tasted the mix- ture and so did the girls, and they liked . We added more salt and, finally, a lo sherry. We had three tastings at this stage and they decided the
ipvour.
, PRAWNS?
In each of four glasses we placed about a tablespoon of shredded heart of lettuce, then added one ounce shelled prawns and the sauce.
First, I turned three table- spoons tomato ketchup into bow! and added an equal double amount of
cream. I slirred the two together, add- ed a little milled rock salt and freshly-ground pepper and ask ed the girls to taste the mix- ture. They thought it good, but decided that it needed a little more tomato ketchup and that Utle grated horse-radish would not be amiss.
and
ago. I then squeezed In enough tomato purce from a tube to give the desired tomato flavour. Again we takfed.
The best potatoes for this soup are Majestics, We added Just enough double cream to change the character of Tomato Soup to Cream of Tomato Soup. No measurements-just "palate."
To another three ladles of the sleved soup 1 added three table- spoons of Anely chopped waterTM cress and cooked the mixture for 10 minutes. We tasted and liked it. Finally, to serve this soup, drop a tow uncooked watercress leaves on top.
THE MUSSELS
With the exception of the which would lake the
Moules Mariniere, all these longest time
and to prepare
irst-course condidates can be THEN to Moules Mariniere, I cook, the Liver Pale. It is the
made well in advance, The had already washed, scruped Icast
We had already lined a ter- expensive and the one that
Liver Pale days before, the and left the mussels for severni must beople prefer.
rine with very thin silces of Sca-food Cocktail (but for the hours In slightly entled water, preter.
the same pork fat we had used assembling) hours before, Because time was precious, I
This was the one dish which used my electric emulsifier. Bu!.
in the mixture. We turned the the soups can be reheated when worried me about my pupils. first, there was lb, pig's liver ree into it, added a bay leaf
Not one of them had ever tast- required. which, after all issues
and covered the top with more
ed mussels, had thinly sliced pork fat, been removed, had been soaked in a bowl of water
Moules containing tablespoon of wine vinegar, Q. Why, and for how long? A.-Because the vinegar "gonties" the liver. For at least two hours.
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MATERIALS: 1 (50) gra talla cox & tome. At the same
insi,
of Penguin Altun 4-ply in Kireen what apinhole measures 3 ins for stred 30" A
3
of Pen
(50 g) beặt. of Penguin Alpin 1 ply in sireen for the 40" 2 2 (50 > ball, of Bengan Alpin 4-ply in Wh.
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1 Bows 1 pair amelles ze 1 Evam of prop- 1-inch wide. 1 Klatk Themed riggs, open at both ends
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SIZE: FE .F Fit TELET-
Earl 36 ukes, Directiones
af outside edge every you Low 3 Tung When rin- HEALINGTON # ins shape shoulder. Al outside dege cast 5 x 9 times and 10 xis. nee M 1:e summe Jirne mone edge up. 1 st.
every 6th wa umm
LEFT FRONT
at
11 Front IS as the Right
for size, 38 and 40 are given in Front in reverse buckets
TENSION: 15 stan bes and 20 rows in two inchis
ABBREVIATIONS: K. kl.
P. pual, ep repent; ine. IES- Kretten; (***' decreast: stitch; *** bg be ghandig, ins,
following; ADAL togethra
Tutt
10%
remaining:
RIGHT SLEEVE
Cast on 2 sts in green Work St At right ekste (right lein) vast on 10 is, once and 7 15.
times Now at ehht toge (right side facing) inches; ine every 7th row Mt times. At the same 1 m. at apposte edge me at every ath row 21 times. When drove measures 13 Ins. At right edge (right side faringi cast off 3 sts.
mes, 2 15. twice, 1 st. 7 times. At 2 ste twire and 3 sts, twice, 11. some thine at opposite edge cast off 2 sts, twire, 1 st. 15 times, 2 sis, twice, 3 sts. twice. Now dec. 1 st. al each end of
4 times Cast of
STITCH; Stocking Stleh, be, low kind, 1 row puri
MEASUREMENTS: All BESTRALNOenia given In these direction are on the straight
BACK
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LEFT SLEEVE
Left Sleeve is as the each Sleeve in reverer.
Cast on 126 (14, 142) st. in green and work in St.st. for 11
Now dee. I st, ut rows.
cach end every 7th row 5 times, then every 3rd row times, Work & rows. Now Inc. is at end every 4th row 8 timus, then 5th row 8 times. When every work measures 15% Inn, shape armholes. Cast off at beg of next and foll, rows. 2 times, then dec. 1 st.
end every row until
1
Right
BORDERS Cast on 25 xts, white. Work
centre back of neek) then work
the pattern up the first 12 Gts. according to the diagram to the ceatre back of neck. Now. starting at the other end of bonler, work on the correspond- ing 12 sts. in reverse, to
meet
sta. a strip in St.st. long enough to back of neck. In the same way.
ሲኒ ench up both centre 120 sts. round back of
remain. When armholes measure ximately $6 ins.
ins, Inc. 1 st. at each end
every 6th row 3 times. When armtioles measure 8 ins. shape
CUFFS
shoulders. Cast off at beg at Cast en '00 sts.
next and foil, rows ឆ sts.
times and 10 nts. twice. Cast off rem. sts.
RIGHT FRONT
10 other embroidery at centre edges and
embroider the cuffs on each of neck-appro- the 12 k.-st, ribs,
TO MAKE UP
Press all pieces of incket white and under a damp cloth with a hot
18 work us follows, 1st row: K.12, iron. Sew up aida and shoulder (p., k.12) times, pl, K.B. reams. Turn up a 4-inch hom 2nd row: P.4, (k.1, p.12) 4 all round bottom of Jacket. Turn linics. These two rows are re- in the centre edges and hem peated. Maintain this pattern
Pin the embroidered and work until measurement is down.
to edges of cuffs bottoms of (with sleeves, right side to right sirio,
Inc. 1 st. every 4th row 8 times.
then every li
FDW
EMBROIDERY
of
ench
a continuation of
the
the
We drained and dried liver,
K into popped emulsifier, added 4, freak: pork
fat, cut from under the skin of
the loin, half a small apple, a egg four filets of anchovies, a shallot and a clove of garlic, and switched on the machine.
In a minute, it was all per- feel cream.
THE SOUP
Mariniere are the
We put on the lid, stood the terrine in a pan half-lled with
NEXT, potato-leck soup. I cut beginning of all mussel dishes hot water and placed it in an four good-sized peeled and I think that mussels dro ovan at 325 degrees Fahr. After potatoes into pieces, put them the best shellfish we have for a few minutes the heat was into a soup pot with about an cooking. I had a quart of them.
to 300 degrees. reduced
This unce of butter, added the well- Into a strong aluminium pas remained in the oven for two washed white part of three I
put 2 walnuts of butter, hours and the girls with taste leeks, cut into rounds and left several parsley the pate next time they come, them to sweat over a low heat, freshly-milled Meanwhile, it remains in the with the lid on the pol
Q-Sweat?
safety of my refrigerator.
Q-Why stand the terrine in water?
A.Because it keeps back the full heat from the dish.
SEA-FOOD COCKTAIL
A--To encourage the fulces to come out of the vegetables.
Q-Stock?
Then
Mrs
stalks, some pepper and 4- pint dry white wine.
I bolled These furiously. Parsley, my assistant, turned the mussels into the pot, put on the lid and cooked them
very hard for 3 minutes. I looked A-Rigin water with pepper at them and found that all the and salt to taste. We could, of shells had opened, so we gave course, havo àddest milk, but them another minute. OR this, you can use cooked the soup Fo from the
is better flavoured
Belleve it or not, lobster.
rock lobster tails, with only water as the tock" tasted both the mussels and my punks heat and stirred in a pint mill. crab, prawns, shrimps
Q-Why
or any
I passed two ladies or this their broth-and of the firm-deshed white fish such as basic soup through my
pully liked moult them. sole or turbot, cut Into small legumes A. Because
(a useful gadget for * pieces. Allow опе
two making a purce by hand) and amoother sauce if the liquid is ounces of fish per glass, de- added added away from
pint tomato the heat. pending on what is to follow.
puree which I had bottled some time
Next, we melted
oz, butter
and gently cooked in plain
flour in it. Removed
cooker?
take
Vou get
to
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Next week; thy fish course
WORLD "COPYRIGHT RESERVED London xhgess Service.
Emotional Aspects Of Allergy
LLERGY is now under-
of body cells against con-
By W. W. BAUER, M.D.
tact with substances which Most Important
abilities, and to "moodiness." number of gullt
He hun
any way with his wife, as on the tennis court where he be- camo excessively breathless and attack complexes prone to an asthmatic in this study and fears by reason of mastur- If she showed signs of beating for most people in them and in others is fear of the bation and other causes. selves are harraless.
loss of the mother's love or of had little to do with girls It took combined treatment during his adolescence. After a with an allergist and pisy... year-and-a-half of murrlage a chlairist, the latter dealing child was born.
with both husband and wife, before symptoms improved and eventually the asthmatic dition disappeared.
Thus the hay fever sufferer separation from the mother.
of
the
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The
the
musi
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AGGRESSIVE WIFE
con-
cepno tolerate the impact
Both the emotional and certain pollens upon his nose, chemical elements eyer and other mucous mem-ceive consideration. branes. The baby with gezeina asthmatic child receiving is unable to handle foodstuffs. best
medical care available con among which milk, wheat and hardly be expected to progress
More and more the impor eggs are prominent offenders, satisfactorily he
His wife, however, lives in
was an tance of the emotions has been The asthmatic may be suscep- atmosphere of turmoil at home, unhappy aggressive person manifested in many different tible to various allergens fro
fro- Disagreements
her hus- kinds over his treat who kept reminding
of discase. This, of quently found in the dust of
with one parent trying band that she could no longer course, points up the necessity houses and in the outside at-
To carry
her educational pur- for full co-operation the doctors in- follow
between mcsphere. Skin allergies may structions and the other
scoff- suits. The patient's hay fever doctor and pallent, but even come
from
contact
with
ing
both became more the necessity for realisa- textiles, dyes, furs, or feathers,
mal aggravated. following te tion by the family of its role or from substances taken In- matters worse. Open quarrel-
marriago and particularly in helping the patient over- temally-hives ard
when he was in competition in came his emotional problems, a typical ing or constant bickering in of adult skin allergy, family example
give the asthmatic childhood member no proper opportunity Some persons may also develop for recovery. Nelther dong allergies to drugs or to bacteria. overconcern,
15 is eczema in
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out
abstr
here, hinders progress may make
pessimism,
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other unfavourable emotional
CHARACTERISTICS manifestations.
and
asthma
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Asthmatic attacks have been As soon as you empty cook of the liquid and stir still more. Allergy has a physical and improved and Rometimes ing pols of their contents. All Continue pouring and mixing chemical basis but it is also climinated simply by trans-them with water. You'll end until the entire mixture is in strongly influenced by emotion- ferring the patient to a differ- they'll wash quickly if you let itist one container.
atmosphere them soak while you're dining To make doubly sure, how-
al considerations, One, study of ent emotional 120 asthmatics
revealed pay- without materially affecting the chological components in every physical environment. instance and as of them volutam tecred the information that A typical caso in that of
emotional
The Last
Cast on 00 (70, 74) sts. in 81 ins., then, cost green and work in St.st. for 11 wrong side facing) 14 sts. unce, so that the cast off edko of
Before you wash a concrete rows. At outside edge dec. 1 at 12 sta. 3 times and 10 sts. once. cuff, forms
experiences pro- man aged 20, married, who aren, wet the porous stirlace every 7th row 5 times, ilen Work another cuff in reverse. the longer eduto of each sleeve.
clpliated their flist, attacks. sullered: neverely from hay well with plain water. This will every 3rd row 6 times. Work B
Sew together. Seam up sleeves ribbon, starting and finishing at Another 20 recalled such ex- fover and ariams, the former keep the concrete from absorb rows. Now, at the same edge.
ing dirty, water when you scrub and cuffs, ensing the longer sido the top of the turned-in edges periences
under questioning. for five years and the Inter of sicove into the shorter. Set of fronts. Pin embroidered edge Seventy-eight of these philents superimedeed during a Umes.
The embeldery for. border in sleeves, placing the seam of border all round fronts and stated that subsequent allucks three yours,
Taking only the hish - spolu shape armhole. At outside edge wool needle and a length of the jacket and being careful to put side and oversew together. Fold tons of an emotional nature. cast off 2 sts, twice, then dod brown wool, and working a right sleeve into right armhole, the border in half on to wrong
char moller 1 st. at armhole edge on every similar stitch to the i. at, over and left into left. Turn up u alde of jacket and slip-at, the arteristics
of thers allurgic person. row until 67 sta, remain. Whim each k..et, and according to the hem inside the gulf of the 8 knit: edge to seam alrendy, made, pudiente: wend fears, soxicide, and armhole measures 2 ins cast off diagram. To embroider the bar ata, that have not been em- Bow together the open ends of p
sermons attachments 13 sis. at centro edge then, at der fold it lengthwise in half, broidered. Face all round, the borders and put in zipp; start centro edge, dec. 1 st, every 701 und mark with a thread. (For Inside of the neck with 199 ing-inch from hem line.
over, pour the mint back and forth from one container, to the other half a dozen times
When work measures 15 ins. and culls is dano by using hall-an-inch towards front of back al neck, right side to Hight also were traceable to condle long history, we find his job, make sture thikt. the paint is "bëdome an Integrál- part of
Included among
Before you begin a painting
Look for labelswhon: you buy. "Washable fabrics labelled "vat" colour or "vai dyol,* indicate that the colour really penetrated the fibres to *very atrics
fabric, instead of marsly? filha mais Jenient properly mixed."
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