STAPLES
DESSERTS TO TOP "A SUMMER MEAL
Utilize your electric refrigerator la the 'creation of delectable sum! ~- mer desserts. They are as health- ful as they are satisfying and a favourite with children and adults aljke.
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PISTACHIO PARFAIT 2/3 cup sweetened condensed
milk.
cup water.
cup whipping cream. 'Green colouring.
1 cup Anely chopped pistachio
nuts.
1 egg white.
1 tsp. almond extract.
Thoroughly blend the condensed milk, cold water and almond "ex- tract. Whip the heavy cream to a custard-like consistency and fold into the mixture. Add the green colouring and chopped nut meats. Fold in the stimy beaten egg white Pour into a freezing pan and place In the freezing unit. After the mixture has frozen to a stl mush (1 to 2 hoursì remove from the re- frigerator.
mixture Scrape the from the sides and bottom of the pan. Beat 2 minutes. Smooth out and replace in the freezing unit for 1 hour or until frozer for ser- ving. Serve with slightly sweeten- ed whipped cream and pistachio
Tuts.
CHERRY SURPRISE
1 pkg. cherry flavoured gelatine.
1 cups hot water.
1
cup condensed milk.
cups diced cake.
9 marshmallows. quartered. ji
cup sweet cherries drained and quartered
Dissolve gelatine in hot water. Remove cup gelatine and chill two mixtures separately. Chut smaller quantity until firm, then cut into dice. When large quantity begins to chill stir in milk. Fold In diced gelatine, marshmallows and cherries, also cake. Pour into wet mold and chill until firm. De- corate with extra cherries, PINEAPPLE-ORANGE
PUDDING
1 pkg. orange flavoured gelatine. 2 cup boiling water.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937.
SURPRISES
Orange sections free from meni-
brane.
cup orange julee.
tap. grated orange rind..
1 cup shredded pineapple, weil
drained
cup pineapple juice. Dissolve the gelatine in the boll- and Ing water. Add fruit juices grated orange rind and chill until the mixture begins to thicken, and is a syrupy consistency. Remove from the retrigerator. place the bowl over ice water and beat with a rotary beater until foamy and thick. Add shredded pineapple and pour into individual molds or sherbet cups lined with orange sec- tions. Chill until arm. Unmold and serve with soft custard or whipped cream. Flavour soft cus- tard with almond extract or add teaspoon grated orange rind to whipped cream.
CHOCOLATE DELIGHT
Beat the yolks of eggs until thicks, add slowly 1 cup powdered sugar, 2 squares chocolate, melted, vanilla to taste. a pinch of salt and two generous dashes of cinna- imon. Beat the whites of the eggs untli stiff and fold them into the chocolate mixture, mixing well but lightly. Chili the mixture over- night in the refrigerator and serve It piled in sherbet glasses.
VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH CARAMEL SAUCE
ALL MADE WITH
EGGS
GINGER OMELETTE
Tüke two eggs, and beat them for a short time with a pinch of salt and one and a half dessert- spoonful of ginger syrup." Cut up two or three lumps of preserved ginger into small pieces.
Make an omelette in the usual
the cut-up ginger' way, adding when the egg mixture is partly cooked.
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This makes a delightful sweet for one or two persons.
ALMOND AND RAISIN BATTER
Steve 6 dz flour with a pinch of salt. Beat in 3 eggs and pint, milk and beat for 10 minutes...
Heat 1 ..oz. butter in, fireproof dish, making it quite hot. Chop 1 oz. blanched almonds. Add them with 4 oz. seedless raisins to the batter.
Pour into the hot dish and bake for 20 to 30 mins." Serve with Demerara sugar.
LIGHT CHOCOLATE PUDDING
Serve vanilla ice cream with the Five eggs, lb. castor sugar, 3 following sauce: Cook 2/3 cup light) oz. breadcrumbs, j ib. butter, 2 oz. corn syrup. lệ cups brown sugar, | ratafia crumbs, 2 oz grated choco- 4 tablespoons butter, 1 cup evap- | late. orated milk in double boller 45. minutes.
It will appear curdled
but when cooled and beaten 5 min- utes it becomes smooth:
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EGG AND TOMATO
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PIE
Ingredients.-1h tomatoes, a hit- tle grated onion, pepper, salt, and cheese.
Slice tomatoes and put in a pie
dish. then sprinkle with grated
union. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Dab with butter.
Cook in oven until tender, then break an" egg on top for each per- sprinkle with" cheese,
and bake in the oven till the eggs are set.
son.
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Butter & pudding mould. Beat butter and sugar to a cream. Str
in breadcrumbs, rataña crumbs and grated chocolate alternately with beaten egg yolks. Beat well.
Whisk egg whites to a stim froth and. fold into mixture. Pour into baaln, cover with a bittered paper and steam for 1 hours. Turn out on to a hot dish; serve with whipped cream or custard,
PASSION FRUIT CURD
SAVOURY CUSTARDS
Four eggs. i gill of cream, 1; gall strong, well-favoured white" stock, chopped chive, one small shallot, two tablespoonfuls finely minced cooked ham og tongue.
Beat egg well Add cream, stock, chive and shallot, Season with a little black peper. Add the ham or tongue. Mix well.
buttered moulds and steam for 10. Pour mixture into small, well-
minutes.
Turn out on to a hot dish, and garnish with little heaps of French beans and young carrots.
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TASTY. PATTIES
Make a good buttery short pastry. Roll out thinly and line some, round patty pans about one inch deep. Bake lightly for about 10 minutes.
While they are cooking prepare Alling. Shred, some mushrooms. and try in plenty of butter. Bea- son well with salt and pepper. Put" a layer of mushrooms and butter | into each pastry case.
Carefully break sufficient eggs. into a basin, and with a spoon place one unbroken yolk in centre of each tart. Beat up whites till very stiff and pour round yolks.
Bake about 10 minutes til egg is just set. Sprinkle with a little red pepper and serve quickly.
IN SEASON THIS WEEK
It was interesting to read last Saturday (through the courtesy of ER.E, a local correspondent) of Malayan pineapples. The descrip- tion given makes us wonder if a large yellow pineapple purchased the other day in one of the big shopa could have been a Malayan We agree with ERE that it is better to buy fruit from an ad-
one.
Here is an Australian recipe.jacent British Colony, in prefer- lb. butter; 3. new-laid egg; 1 lb. loas sugar; juice and pulp of 3 lbs passion fratt.
Stir all together and cook till thick in double saucepan.
Warm Weather
FOODS
at BIG SAVINGS
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
.66 per ib.
LUNCH
.70
LIVER
70
HAM
..$1.00
HAM ROLL
..31.10
BRAWN
.56
PRESSED PORK
.80.
BEEF
+84
TONGUE
31.15
VEAL AND HAM PIE
..90€
CHICKEN AND
1,10
THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
PURE FOOD SPECIALISTS.
ence to shipping them a long dis- tance, from some remote spot.
As regards local fruit, mangoes seem to have taken on a new lease of life. Everywhere this week, even on the little street-corner booths there are lovely mangoes on sale at anything from twelve cents up- wards. Very big and sweet and julcy, they are excellent for dessert
Lalchees too
are going strong. and are big and full of juice."Taken with early tea they are much more refreshing than the usual banana.
With regard to local vegetables. what can be better than brassica. Very cheap it is often regarded with acorn by "Boy" (who prefers Missle to get something more ex- pensive) but as far as flavour la concerned there is nothing nicer. Brassica should be well steamed until it is very tender. It should then be strained and cut up with a knife and fork into small squares. It should not be mashed or sleved ilke spinach Just the merest su- spicion of pepper should be dusted over, as this brings out the full flavour of julcy white stalk and succulent leaves! ・・
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JAPAN'S NEW BID GEN. LU CHUNG LIN
European Products Challenged
Peiping, June 22, General Lu Chung-lm, a close follower and former subordinate of General Feng Yu-hslang, arrived
12 Months" Sciatica Stopped in a Fortnight with ASPRO
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June 28, 1932
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MR. BALDWIN'S SPEECHES
back in Pelping after an absence To Be Published In
of about two weeks. He is believed Thousands of samples of high to have been instructed by- Nan- class Japanese good, manufactur- | king to keep in close touch with ed in Osaka, the biggest industrial | Hopel-Chahar officials until. Gen- com-eral Sung Che-yuan. returns from centre of Japan, which is
Book Form
A volume of Mr. Baldwin's" speeches since the 1935 General Try it with roast beef, or beef-monly known as the "Manchester" Shantung.
Flection, and including his now famous address to the Youth of steak, but not with lamb or mut-of the East, wil be on Singapore,
the Empire at the Albert Hall, is shortly.
The exhibition is in the nature Council, and General Lu, a coun to appear under the title, “Service
ton..
RICH FRUIT CAKE
Sift twelve ounces of flour with a quarter of a teaspoonful of salt, two good teaspoonfuls of baiding powder, and half a teaspoonful of cinnamon; put in a warm place to dry. Cream together half a pound of butter and six ounces of castor sugar. Beat in three eggs, one at a time, alternately with a little of the flour. When thoroughly ben- ten, add the rest of the hour, with two or three tablespoonfuls of milk to make a fairly soft mixture. Next, stir in two ounces each of currants
Both General Feng, who is vice chairman of the National Military
of a publicity campaign for Ja-sellor of the Military Advisory
Of Our Lives.” panese exporters, who, realising to confer with General Sung, bút Council, have recently attempted
It will be published in the near that the reputation of Japanese have failed. The Northern leaders future by Messrs. Fodder and imports into Malaya is falling oare remaining in Lohling despite Stoughton. Ltd, and, covering the due to the cheap quality of the appeals from Felping officials to re- period of the present Parlament. good sent here, are making a turn to his post. strong bid to find new customers for the more expensive and high class goods in British Malaya.
BIG AMOUNT OF TRADE Osaka has a very large trade with Malaya, Siam and the Dutch East Indies, and more than one third of the goods imported into Malaya from Ja- pan come from this leading Industrial centre.
will complete the record of the Prime Minister's chief public utterances as a National leader.
General Lu is said to be deter mined to renala here until Gen- eral Sung returns to receive the
Mr. Baldwin's last book of instructions transmitted by Nan-speeches, "This Torch of Free- king.
Union News
dom, ended at the point where this latest book begins. The little which has been chosen for able to put a high quality product the book is taken from the con- on the market which will still be cluding passages of the Premier's competitive in price with foreign broadcast on Coronation Day, in products, the Osaka Municipality which he said: Japanese exporters it is held and the Osaka Chamber of Com- made one big mistake however, merce and Industry have organised if need be, to the service of our Let us dedicate ourselves atresn and quartered glace cherries, four and that was their failure to ex- the sample fair in the hope of fellows, a service in widening ounces each of sultanas and chop-port a better class of goods than finding new buyers in Malaya, and, circles service to the ped raisins, two ounces each of those of the cheap quality which besides setting up a new standardour neighbourhood, to our county, home, to chopped candied lemon and orange actually were sent here
for Japanese goods, to extend the to our province, to our country, Ja-existing market and increase the to the Empire, and to the world.
prontame
No more service of our lips. The fair will be in charge of Mr. Bervice of our lives, as we know T. Fujioka, a member of the pill be the service of our King Chamber of Commerce and Indus and Queen, God. Bless Them.” try, Osaka, who will accept orders | Und from local dealers in advance. 30 me
The result was that though
peel, and one ounce of chopped blanched almonds. Line a two- pound or two one-pound loaf tins Panese goods found a ready mar- with three thicknesses of greased ket in Malaya, a market which is paper, half All with the mixture, steadily expanding yearly, local and bake in a moderate oven. One dealers have been unable to put a large cake will take about two really high, class product on the hours to bake and two small ones market to compete with European about an hour and a half. Cook | and other foreign products. slowly after the first half hour, covering with a plece of paper if the oven has much top heat.
NEW STANDARD SOUGHT
A large and varied collection of sliks, and pens and pencils, and samples will be on display, these local dealers Interested in Japa Realising this, £nd having in including bicycles, soaps, fountain | nëse, merchandise should and in mind the fact that unless they are | pens cotton plece goods, artificial lot to interest then.
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