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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1938.
SURPRISES
TACKLING THE CREAMED OR
LEFT-OVERS
New suggestions for using the cold joint. Here are I Ideas:
A NORWEGIAN DISH
1 lb. cooked meat
Gravy or stock
Sauce to favour
Large round of bread
1 large egg
Pepper and salt
Breadcrumbs -
Mince the meat,
be
up
lew
a quarter f which should
fat. Put the bread (about 2 inches thick) into a basin and pour hot gravy stock over it. Let it stand for a time, then beat smooth. Add the beaten egg to the meat with little sauce to flavour, and season. Mix with the bread. Butter an oblong tin, put in the mixture and bake in a moderate oven for an hour. Take out and leave' foë, a few minutes to settle; then turn
out, sprinkle a few breadcrumbs over and brown under the grill Pour over some good gravy, and serve.
ROMAN PUDDING
Grease a basin well and line. It with cooked maruront, winding the strips round and sound like a bee-hive.
Hare ready some cold minced meat mixed with a few bread- crumbs. a Ittle egg. and season well.
:
Fill the basin quite full, put a piece of greased paper over it, and steam for
hour. Turn out carefully on to a hot dish, "uni serve either with gravy or tomato sauce..
SAVOURY POTATO AND MINCE
Mash some steamed potatoes. Al- low an ounce of melted butter, the yolk of an egg and a tablespoonful uf milk.to a pound of cooked potato. Mix well together, and add seasoning.
Elther put in spoonful on to a greased reproof dish, or form in- to a long roll and twist into a ring and put on a greased dish. Brusn over with beaten egg and put in
quick oven to brown,
Cut some cold roast beef. into small dice. Fry a little finely- chopped onion in a little butter, sprinkle in a little flour and let it brown. Then add a little stock and holl for 3 minutes. Add the meat, a little mushroom ketchup and some savoury sauce, and sea- soning:
Put the pan to stand where the
SLEEPING SICKNESS IN AFRICA
Hamburg, Jan 18.
One of the measures that stands'
to the credit of Germany's Colonial
administration is ta ight against
in sleeping sickness
Equatorial Africa. All fair-minded Critics have acknowledged its successful results. Thirty years ago. the Colonial Powers. started their fight against that scourge and good progress was made, thanks largely to the thorough scientific work done by German experts. To-day, however, the disease dangerous and more widely spread
more
ESCALLOPED
Any one of the following sets of ingredients will make a satisfying hot dish when creamed or escal- toped:
3 cups cooked chicken, veal,
ham, or any cooked fish.
1 cups booked meat or fish and 1 cups cooked spaghetti er macaroni.
14 cups meat or fish and 1 cups
green peas.
1
cups meat and 14 cups corn.
and & nard-cook eggs.
2
cups cooked potatoes (diced). celery, corn or peas.
BRIDGE PARTY CATERING
If you are "planning. "cats" for a bridge party you may like to try some of these practical" sugges- tions.
OLIVES A LA SAVOY
Cut small rounds of bread and fry in deep fat. Keep turning over and over until golden brown. When cold, spread with flash paste.
In the centre of each place a' turned olive filled with the paste. (To turn an olive, use a small sharp knife and starting at the top. Deel round and round as near
3 cups cooked vegetables (cauli-
flower. cabbage. potatoes.. the star as possible, and cutting
·Corn. • spinach. asparagus carefully all in one).
carrots, peas, string beans).
1 cups carrots and 1 cups
1
peas.
eup peas, 1 cup carrots, 1 cup potatoes.
14 cupa
14 cups corn and
potatoes.
3
cups cooked macaront, spág- hetti, or rice.
Round the edge arrange, say. "four little groups of hard-bolled egg, with a sprinkle of yolk in the centre of each; and All in shred- ded cucumber between.
CANAPES
Open sandwiches for bridge par- ties suggest special card-shaped cutters.
If you do not happen to possess. any, you can get a set inexpen- sively at any store.
dia-
11 cups cooked macaroni.. or
spaghetti and 11 cups core. To Cream: Use the same pro- portions of sauce, and solid food. Add the chopped meat, eggs. of whatever you use to the cream sauce and heat thoroughly. Serve the creamed mixture on toast. biscuits, in pattle shells, or in
of rings
mashed potatoes or noodles. Chopped parsley, grated
Pipe round the edge with mus- cheese, or paprika makes an ef. tard butter made this way: Steve fective garnish.
the yolk of a hard-boiled egg, and mix in about two ounces of but- ter, a pinch of salt. a "small tea- spoonful of made mustard and a few drops of vinegar.
Cut out brown bread in mands, hearts (equal numbers of each "suit"), spread with butter and then cover with lean balled. ham.
To Escallop: Place alternate layers of cooked food and sauce in buttered baking dish. Cover with buttered bread crumbs and bake in hot oven until crumbs are nicely browned.
SACCE FOR ABOVE Melt
4 tablespoons of butter. Biend
In
4 tablespoons flour. Dash of salt,
Dash of pepper. Add gradually 1⁄2 cups milk and stir until mix- ture thickens. Cook for three minutes.
Note to cup grated cheese and a pinch of mustard may be added to sauce just before re- moving from the stove.
contents will be kept hot without boiling for 15 minutes.
Then all the centre of the dish with the meat mixture and serve.
Put a little chopped egg white in the centre of each canape, and for luck and a pretty finish. add a touch of chopped parsley.
SWEET AND SAVORY Reverting to card-stape cutters, a small variety, measuring three- quarters of an inch across, make amusing decorations for and Jellies.
creams
For sweet, colour a very little jelly or cream blancmange, just enough to make a thin layer in a saucer, and when set stamp out with diamond and heart cutters.
Decorate the bottoms of indivi- dual moulds with them, one for cach mould. With spades and clubs cutters stamp out a prune cut in thin slices. For
aspic
moulds, use a little aspic coloured red. and black olives cut in slices:
LABOUR RAISES | WAITING FOR BOYCOTT MOVE AGAINST JAPAN-
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British And American: Union Heads Confer On Proposals
Washington, Jan. 18.
NEW REGIME
Japanese Plans For North China
Winter Breakfasts
Send the family out to meet the cold morning with a hot break- fast and you send them out well equipped to meet the day.
HONEY CODFISH CAKES 1 cup salt codfish,
shredded
2 cups diced raw
potatoes
1
tbsp. butter
1 beaten egg ...
tap. pepper
1 tbsp. chopped-
parsley
3 tbsp. honey
1 tsp cinnamon
Wash fish in cold water and plck or cut into very small pleces. Wash. pare and cut potatoes, Into small dice. Cover fish and polu- toes with boiling water. Cook slowly until potato is tender, about 15 minutes. Drain and mash well. Add butter, egg, pepper and pars- ley; salt if needed. Beat mixture vigorously until light. Take up by tablespoons, shape in cakes and fry in a little hot bacon fat, but- ter cr margarine until brown on both sides. Add honey and sim- mer 3 jew minutes. Sprinkle lightly with cinnamon.
HAM HASH
Chop Ane equal parts cold cuDX- ed ham and cold bolled potatoes. Add a finely chopped green pepper. Put the hash in a deep skillet. Cover well with milk and cook down slowly, stirring often. When It is very thick add a generous plece of butter,"
GROUND LIVERS PATTISE Pour boiling salted water over beef or calves liver and let sim- mer just long enough for blood to coagulate. Remove tough mem- brane and skin. Put liver through food chopper. Season with salt, moisten with some of water in which liver was simmered and i shape into patties. Wrap slices uti partly cooked bacon around pat- ties and skewer with toothpicks. Broil under low fame til bacch is crisp. These may be prepared for final cooking the night before.
STUFFED POTATOES
Bake four very large potatoes, then cut across the centres length- way. Scoop out the inside, leaving the shells intact. Mash the potato tablespoonful of butter, pepper, and put into a saucepan with a
milk to make it of a creamy con- salt, and cayenne, and enough sistency. Flake finely a cupfal of cooked finnan baddock, bloater. kipper, or grilled herring, or chop some fried herring or cod roe. Mix with the potato and beat well. Put back in the potato skins,
melted butter over. roughen the piling high or. the top. Four
tops with a fork, and put under the grill until very hot and brown
on top. A splendid supper dish.
WORLD'S LARGEST MINING MUSEUM
A
Zurich, Jan. 18. The largest mining museum in the world is being erected at Bochum. It will when completed, possess a complete collection of all miner's equipment and tools. It is designed to serve
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RESUMED
Insurgent Air Force Play Havoc With Loyalists
London, Jan. 19... begun again.
Fighting around Teruel has
SHIPPING
GERMAN TESTS FINISHED
Istanbul, Jan. 18. Grave problems beset Turkish merchant shippers in view of the Tokyo, Jan. 18.
approaching export time. The "The Japanese Government
merchant fleet, consisting practi-
Berlin, Jan. 18. henceforth will not deal with the
cally exclusively of ships between The German Lufthansa has fin- Central Government in talks for
25 to 30 years old, is not even ished last year's tests on the North adjustment of Sino-Japanese re-
adequate to transport the goods Atlantic air route, the fastest east Mr. William Green, President oflations, but will pursue military
waiting in small barbours of the to west trip being made by the the American Federation of La-operations to overthrow that
Black Bea and the Mediterranean tying boat "Nordwind" which bour, conferred by trans-Atlantic regime in the
Insurgent forces, heavily backed telephone with Sir Walter Citrine, a new Chinese regime will grow expectation that
by aircraft, are vigorously attack-
to the export harbours of Istanbul covered the distance of 2,406 miles and Smyrna. Secretary-General of the British
18 aning the Government positions, and
Iri 14 hours 35 minutes. up and become a party to such educational institute to all engaged the Government has admitted that there will be some reller in the this record time by 17 minutes in
At the beginning of next year. Trades Union Council with regard talks," said the Prime Minister, in the business of mining.—
The same machine Improved on to International measures against Prince Konoye, in a statement Transocean News Service.
it has had to concede some ground. situation when the first German, the opposite direction, establishing Japan, as proposed by Labour.
The usurgents claim that their built vessels are due for delivery yesterday clarifying to Japanese
an average speed of 168 m.ph. A pressmen
troops have captured two importo Turkey. Most of these are ships regular air service between Europe Government's de
post of supreme economic adviser tant points which have been held intended for passenger as well as claration of Sunday announcing of North China.
and the United States will begin intention to sever relations with
by the Government forces for
for cargo transport. The Turkish this year- the Central Government.
over a year.
Government, however, is of opinion | Transocean News Service Reuter "The
that its shipping programme will have to be extended. ""A
the
new
than ever before.
Sir Walter Citrine had suggested Professor Relchenow,
by cable that the French, British, of the Hamburg Tropical Institute, who Netherlands, Swiss, Swedish, Boviet had a share in the practical steps and United States governments be taken to fight it in the Cameroons, encouraged to prohibit the grant-
Chinese regime." before the War, has just issued as of credits, oll and all war continued report on the present position and materials to Japan, and to guar-possibly go through a similar or- the Premier, "might on the development of the disease antee to each other aid in case ganisation and process as Man- which is not complimentary to the Japan attacked them, non-German Colonial administra- Mr. Green declared that the
It is planned; to order, the con- struction of at least ten more merchant vessels, equipped in the most modern manner, and nego- tiations with German, yards have already been begun.
SIX PERISH IN· SCHOOL FIRE
GROWTH OF NAVIES Prince Konoye falled to see the possibility of resuming Anglo- Japanese conversations, which GERMAN AIRSHIP Japanese hostilities, in the near were interrupted by the Sino-
PIONEER'S SERVICE chukuo."
future. Britain, however, WAS BO
Large Montreal Institution tions. To-day, the whole of the AFOL, would consider the pro-whether the new regime would be to grasp the actual altuation' very Prince Konoya declined to state realistic that she was able
Berlin, Jan 18.,
Razed To The Ground Southern Cameroons is affected by | posals on January 24. Meanwhile
Professor Schuette, whose name the disease; and according to the he would reserve judgment owing
established in the first half of well and there was no necessity is almost a household word in ship- In Germany the news that these
Montreal, Jan: 18. reporta 13sued by
the year, but declared that Japan of taking the matter too seriously, building, and aircraft constructionships will be constructed by Reich the French to the drastic nature of the pro-
Blx young lives have been lost must accelerate its organisation. The same argument, the Premier circles, has recently celebrated his ship-builders has been warmly in mandatory authorities it is making posals:-
A fre which destroyed a He had heard nothing regarding stated, applied to the Soviet Union. fortieth year of service, mostly in welcomed. Apart from the fact boarding school in Montreal last steady progress. That is no sur-Reuter
Manchukuo's rumoured recognition prising, seeing that France" places
Japan had no alternative but to the bullding of aircraft. It was that one of Germany's newest night of the new regime. not more than 17 European phys
adopt a wait and see" policy in Professor Schuette who changed motorships, the "Ankara," has Further casualties are feared. In clans at the disposal of the 130,000
To a certain degree state con- connection with the expansion of the shape of airships from the been given a Turkish name, its addition to the dead, twenty have trol of the economic develop the British. Soviet and United patients suffering from it.
former. cigar shape to the tear-arrival in the harbour of Istanbul, been infüred. One serious hospital ment of North China was in- States navies. He had no inten- drop shape now usual. evitable, but the guiding principletion, the Premier declared, of re-
on one of its first voyages, was case has since died. should be mutual Chinese and forming the Japanese
What is not so commonly known given much prominence in theThe school was one of the larger Japanese existence and prosperity system or reconstructing the pre- at the German Government's dis- qualities.
Cabinet is that he placed 22 of his airships press because of its fine technical boarding Institutions in the city, with the spirit of enterprise un-
One paper declared and at the time the fire occurred hampered by
sent Ministry, but admitted the posal during the War, while an enthusiastically. that, having seen had over 160 scholars and teachers .. third party, necessity of reforming the par- other hundred zeppelins which had the "Ankara" it could only be sleeping in the building, which was Capital should be welcomed, while liamentary system. However, at been recently completed fell under regarded as a matter for congra razed to the ground-Reuter the vested rights and interests of present, the reforms necessary for the provisions of the Treaty, of tulation that the Turkish Govern- foreign. Powers must be respected, the attainment of the objectives Versailles and had to be destroy-ment had decided to entrust the new vessels would be first-class of
The Premier denied that Hathis- of the war should be given pre-ed-- buro Hirao. would be offered the ference-Reuter.
to accept a German offer for co-operation.
Thanks to the available reme-
The mandatory Powers have been dies, there are now better possibili ynable to cope with the disease. ties for eradicating the disease That is the tragic result of the by systematic steps than ever be post-war years. Not the least part fore. It is safe to say that the of the blame rests with the man- position would not be what it is datory administrations for their if Germany had not been excluded failure to continue the fight from the ranks of the Colonial against it with the same vigour as Powers for the past couple of Germany had started it. They decades have, indeed, haughtily declined | Transoccan News Service.
Transocean Hawa Service,
building of new ships to German] their type.......... yards, as it was certain that the Transocean News Service,