HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
STAPLES
VARIOUS WAYS OF USING
TOMATOES
FOOD
URPRISES
[NEW DRINKS FOR HOT DAYS
GINGER SANDWICH
GOOD TO EAT
What do you know about tomatoes?
Silt eight ounces of self-raising four into a bowl with a pinch of salt. Rub in four ounces of but- ter, or butter and margarine, add If you have never served them two ounces of sugar, and make with shrimps you have missed a into a stiff paste with a beaten trest.
Try them this way for supper,
SHRIMP SALAD
A tomato in any, guise, can be Plunge tomatoes in, boiling water) Here are recipes for cooling eaten and relished by, everyone, and skia, then cut fruit into slices drinks that will be appreciated in Salads, on toast, as a breakfast, and place in preserving pan. Peel sickness and health. dish. accompanying the dinnar the lemons as thinly as possible The first recipe. introducing e88. adding a little milk if neces- grill plckles, Jam
and cocktail and cut the peel lato shreds black currant jelly, is especially Tomatoes have a place in every Squeeze the juice and add with soothing for a dry, hoarse throat, meal of the day.
the sugat, to the tomatoes. Boll Black currant jam may be sub- all together until sufficiently thick, stituted, but it will be necessary to about 3 to 4 hours. Test on strain it after beating.
TOMATO SALAD Fresh lettuce leaves. medium sized tomatoes, dates, butter, salt, mustard and pepper.
son, plunge into boiling water and remove skin. Chill, then cut into
saucer.
TOMATO COCKTAIL One tin tomato juice. I dessert
Shrimps or prawns can be used
ary. Divide into two pieces and. roll out rather thinly late squares. slice some stem ginger and cover for this tasty salad. Arrange a one plece of pastry with it. Mols cupful of green peas on a bed of ten with a little of the syrup.shredded · lettuce, then add the Put on the other piece of pastry.picked shrimps and a ring of thinly BLACK CURRANT FIZZ
squeezing he edges "ogether. Pur sliced tomatoes and cold potato.
Garush with rings of tomato, One pound black currant jelly on a greased tin and bake in a minutes. Leave to cool, then cut
sugar over the top.
SAVOURY MIXTURE
Take one tomate for each per spoonful lemon Julce. I teaspoon preserve. one pint boiling water fairly hot over for about twenty hard bolled egg, and watercress.
ful Worcester sauce, pinch salt."
Mix all well together, chill and 2 cups orange
quart) ginger ale.
juice, two-third
quarters neatly to the stalk end) add chipped ice before serving in/cup lemon juice, two bottles fone into pieces. Sift a lttle, caltor'
so that they fall slightly open. Grate cheese and mash with but- ter, pepper and salt and mustard. with a fork. Stir in a few chop- ped dates. Stuff tomatoes with the mixture and stud with dates.
Place on fresh lettuce leaves.
STUFFED TOMATOES
Take 8 frm tomatoes. cupful of breadcrumbs, teaspoon grated onion, 2 tablespoonsful of butter. 2 egg yolks. salt and pepper to taste
cocktail glasses.
TOMATO CHUTNEY Three b. tomatoes, 1 lb. onions. lb. ginger, 1 pint vinegar. ? 10. sugar, 2 apples, 1 tablespoon salt
garlic. 2 oz. sultanas,
Remove the skin from apples. onions and tomatoes and cut into slices. Put into à preserving pan with all the other ingredients. Boll for 1 hour. stirring well: Battle and seat down.
GREEN PICKLES
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Beat the jelly until frothy, Add the bolling water and continue beating until the jelly is dissolved.; Then add the fruit juices and stir well. Chili and just before serv- ing add the ginger ale. Makes nine cupfuls.
FROZEN LEMONADE SYRUP
One and a half cups lemon juice. cne cup granulated sugar, 17 cups cold water, 4 cups ice water. ice. Combiné the lemon juice, sugar and cold water and stir until the sugar is dissolved. Turn into the
PIN WHEEL BISCUITS
2 cups bread flour
4 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
3 tbsp. augar
4 tbsp. cold fat
cup Carnation Milk
cup water
cup chopped raisins
2 tbsp chopped citron
tsp. cinnamon
2 tbsp. sugar
Sift the first four Ingredients.
Chop two tomatoes, a few chives, small plece of cucumber and a" Hitle grated cheese. Moisten with mayonnaise, season with salt, pep- per and a little chopped parsley. Spread on thin bread and butter and form into a sandwich.
cream
WITH CREAM CHEESE Tomato and cream cheese makes a delightful picale Alling.
Spread a thin layer of cheese on the buttered bread, then a layer of thinly sliced tomato, sea- son and form into a sandwich, or spread on halved battered bridge rolls.
TOMATO SOUP
Tomato soup is a favourite.
Put tomatoes, Zoz. lean ham. 2 carrots, 2 onions, a little celery
First wash and dry the toma toes. Cut off the tops and remove, Seven b, green, tomatoes, 6 arge pulp with a small spoon. Rabonlous, 1 cup of salt, 2 quarts vine through a fine sieve. Put butter gar. 1 lb. sugar, 2 tablespoons of In Д saucepan. then add onion curry powder, 2 teaspoons tumeric tray of an automatic refrigerator and freeze until mush-like in con- half the breadcrumbs, the tomato cloves, mustard, allspice. pulp and the seasonings. Cook Slice tomatoes, and onions and sistency. Then remove from the
and leave altray. add the ice water and stir rub ur cut in the shortening. Add and pinch of salt into 1 pints { for a few minutes. Stir in the egg sprinkle salt over. yolks and All tomato shells with night. Next day drain well, and the mixture. Sprinkle tops with add other ingredients. Simmer for the remainder of the breadcrumbs hour. stirring well. Bottle at serve with the addition of Ice and slightly floured board. Fat or roll with sweetened cornflour mixed Dab with butter and place in a once and seal." fairly not over, and bake for about 20 minutes. Serve hot.
TOMATO FRITTERS
well.
The lemonade is then ready to
Carnation diluted with the water stock. Simmer for one
hour.
and mix to soft dough. Toss on strain off the liquor. thicken" it
inch thickness, sprinkle with with a little milk. raisins. citrin. cinnamon. and
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sugar. Roll like a jelly roll. Cut off pieces 1 Inch In thickness and place on a greased tin. Bake in a hot oven. (450°F) for 10 to 15 minutes.
SCONES
any garnish desired. This suggests a quick and convenient way Cut some Arm tomatoes into preparing summer lemonade ahead thick slices, season with pepper of time. Makes seven cupfuls of TWO SAVORIES
and salt. Spread with a potted | lemonade. Choose egg tomatoes. dip in toil
meat paste and put two silces 1ng water and skin. Cut off the,
ICED MOCHA together as a sandwich. Dip into tops, scoop out centres. sprinkle |
a fritter batter and wet fry
Two ounces unsweetered choco- with salt and Invert to drain.
golden brown. Garnish with para-late two cups cold water. 1 plach Make A mixture of mashed an-
ley. chovies, tomato pulp, pepper and lemon juice. Then stuk tomatoes; and place a slice of stuffed olive COOKING EGGS
on top.
1
salt. four tablespoons granulated sugar, 2 cups milk, one and one. third cups black coffee. half cup cream, half teaspoon vanilla ex-
2 cups pastry flour
4 tsp. baking powder
2 tsp. sugar
. 1 tsp. salt
4 tbsp. fat
2 eggs.
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3 tbsp. Camation Milk 3 tbsp. 'water
COOKERY HINTS
Orange juice should always be freshly prepared; a
of squeeze lemon-juice added increases its efficacy.
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Brussels sprouts, If drained when partly boiled. then laid in 3 stewpan with several little dabs of butter and a "sprinkling of salt and pepper, then stewed until qulte tender through," are very
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Eggs should be cooked at a low tract. Take egg tomatoes, plunge in temperature. AA extreme heat Combine the chocolate, water. hot water and skin. Then halve toughens the whites and causes salt, three tablespoons of the lengthwise, and All with the fol- them to be rubbery. Using one sugar and the milik in the top of a lowing mixture: 1 ounce cream and a half cups of water to each double-boller, and cook while beat- cheese. 1 särdine skinned and egg, heat the water to bolling- ing with an egg beater until the 10
Sitt dry ingredients. rub or cut much nicer than when plainly
fat. Dilute Carnation boned. hard boiled egg yolk, celery point, put the eggs in the water, chocolate is melted and the mix-water; add milk with beaten eggs
with boiled. salt. moisien with a dash of To: and put the pan in a warm place ture is smooth. Then remove, add treserving a little of the
Jam ferments rapidly if kept in Dasco. Worcester sauce, cayenne where the temperature falls slowly. the coffee, blend well and chill. white): mix to soft dough. Roll damp larder. A 21b. jar of and salad dressing. Place on Ice Ten minutes will give a soft-cook- Serve topped with the cream, out to 2 inch thickness, cut into lime placed on the floor under the ed egg. Twenty minutes will give which has been whipped stiff with squares or diamond shapes. Brush shelves will quickly absorb damp- д medium-hard egg. Forty-five one tablespoon of the sugar and over with a little of the reservedness. minutes will make the egg firm. combined with the vanilla. Makes egg white and sprinkle with sugar. but not tough.
until ready to serve,
TOMATO JAM Take ab. firm ripe tomatoes, temonia. 71b, sugar.
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six cupruls.
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THE MACAO RACES
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(From Our Own Correspondent)
Macao, June 22.
Macao society leaders were mostly absent from Sunday's race meeting at Areía Preta, Hong Kong residents making up the major
LOCAL HEALTH
The Colony had a comparatively; clean bill of health on Tuesday. the only diseases reported being one case of cholera, one case of diphtheria, one case of cerebro- spinal meningitis and four cases of dysentery.
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When grilling steak, sprinkle tj lightly with brown sugar and salt. which has been mixed in equal proportions. Do this when the
|COLOUR. FILMS OF steak is partly done. The mixture
CLIPPER TRIPS
must not be used on a raw sur- face.
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CHELTENHAM COLLEGE
CENTENARY
Mr. Hore Belisha Lays Foundation Stone
Mr. Hore Belsha, the Secretary of State for War, lay the foundation stone of a new block of class rooms at Cheltenham HONG KONG SCENES
College on May 11..........
The new building is a gift of the { Cheltenham College is the old- WILL BE INCLUDED EMPRESS OF CANADA centenary of the School which its establishment was the sign for Cheltonian Society to mark the eat of the Victorian Schools and
falls in 1941, when there will be the foundation of many more of
ceremony. the same pattern. The Society is also presenting the
DISTINGUISHED MEN School with gymnasium and The Jubilee in 1891 was marked cricket pavillon "for which funds by the erection of the present
Pan-American Airways, working
an oficial dedication a six-reel Four Deck Passengers" Die
On Voyage
iu co-operation with Paramount Films, are making coloured sound travelogue of Clip- per trips.
Assigned to take shots for the
When the liner Empress
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number of foreign track-goers. Perhaps it was the blazing sun and his Alm, but unfortunately he did picture are Mr. Curtis Nagel and Canada arrived yesterday from are being raised by old Cheltonians chapel and the conversion of the
torrid heat which kept them away from the Sport of Kings, for, as Noel Coward wrote, "mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the mid- not have his camera along with Mr. Palmer Miller. day sun." However, there were" a few local residents to keep the him. Colony flag flying, even among thepunters.
Early arrivals in the Club ed..
Mr. W. H. P. Weston. The
Two
Manila, she brought the body of a all over the world The latter is chapel into a library. It is understood that an entire Chinese woman who died from to be erected nearer the centen-
Many distinguished public men VOLTAIRE'S ACCIDENT
reel will be devoted to "shots" of tuberculosis while the ship was at ary date
have been educated at Chelten- Hong Kong and Macao, which will sea.
Plans for both premises have ham including Lord Lee of Fare- Among the ladies early to arrive Towards the end of the third include scenes of busy thorough- closure included "Waterworks Mr. was Mrs. Leong Bau-un, who was race Mrs. McComb and Mrs. John-fores, the harbour and scenes of four Chinese deck passengers died.
During the voyage out, altogether already been prepared by Mr. | nam, Sir Walter Lawrence, sir H. 8. C. McComb, Pan-Air's Mr. accompanied by a party of lady son arrived to join their husbands the aerodrome at Kal Tak
Oswald P. Milne. FRIB.A.
Montagu, Ommanney, Sir Charles J. S. Johnson and Customs Mr. friends. The group kept well in who, like every
The dead woman's six-year-old IN COTSWOLD STONE
Ellot, Lord Melchett, Sir Robert Both Mr. Nagel and Mr. Miller daughter it is understood has been other racegoer.
The new class rooms stand near Mond, Lord Thomson of Carding- trio the shadow of the grandstand were at hand for the first saddling and graciously acknowledged the were wholly sympathetic over the arrived in the Colony recently and left in the hands of charity officers the present buildings and will be ton. former Secretary of State for
have already started work. bell Meanwhile, Mr. Jack Braga greetings of their acquaintances accident which befell Voltaire.
Russian "deportees from erected in Cotswold stone to här-Air, and Mr. Campbell Taylor, RA. was seen merrily chatting away strolling about on the lawn.
Also among the spectators was
the Philippine Islands were also monise with the main school. aboard the Empress Liner. They The existing, gymnasium and one of the owners and
UNCLAIMED The programme was well begun the Colonial Becretary. Dr. Carlos Jockeys in the paddocks.
were deported from Manila where of the racquet courts are to be re- when other local personalities also Sampalo. Elsewhere. Lt, Preta, of The Club chairman, Mr. F. J. began to arrive,
Velho. among them the N.R.P. Goncalo Gellion, was also among the early Messrs. Pla and Elizaga. Philip-versed with Miss Simoes and Miss huyers at the Sweeps
for fencing. boxing counter pines investment agents.
8pencer.
grams are lying at the officers of Shanghal where they will be put gymnasium
and phrsfen) training. Mrs. Gellion. in her usual merry
the Great Northern Telegraph Co.: ashore. Pan-American's Mr. C. Barnes
Still later to arrive were Mr. mood.
The towers containing the stair- stayed with Hong Kong and Mrs. Barnes were showing the and Mrs. Danilo
Tse, Luk Kwok Hotel 202; 211; Barreiros
and 9:05: Yeung Chun Shin, Nathan
case ara to be rebust while new
Singapore, June 22. friends in the grandstand.
local racing ropes to Mr. Palmer some friends, the party soon join-Hotel 322; Lee. Lak Kwok Hotel Sun Yu Luk Kwok Hotel! Tung will
wings in front of the old building Two Vickers "Wildebeeste" EAF. Lt. J. Montalvao e Silva, of the Miller. Hollywood. cameraman, whojing the rail spectators.
.contain changing rooms; torpedo" bainbers crashed in the Macao Police, stood in the main is in Macao shooting scenes for a
218; Wang Tze. Nam, New Asia Yick; Lau Lun, 77 Pokong Road, baths, and a room for old Chelsea last night near the port of Mr. F. Noronha, of the Manu-Hotel 305; Chau Yuen Fel, 80 Lau Kowloon; Pak Yuk 12 Calne Road: tonfans. stands watching the puntera with coloured travelogue of the Portu- [facturers' Insurance, was, among On Boarding House: 8585; Chang Sancrant, U.S.8. Bacramento; Wa!
Sweisechain while angared in a a few friends, with whom he was guese Colony. Mr. Miller seemed the more fortunate punters at the Man Chering. Great Eastern Hotel Kee: 5698; Ku Tun Tu c/o Dollar be anished with rough plaster It is feared that the crews, which
The whole of the building is to training flight. · in deep conversation.
to find a new colourful angle for meeting.
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with
some
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Six Feared TELEGRAMS they had gained illegal entry, and vonditioned, while the second rac- The following unclaimed tele.will travel on the Express liner to quet court is to be formed into a Dead In
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Carnation
PATR
with stone dressings.
¦ number six, are sil dead-(Router).
Protect the health of your family, use Carnation - it is sterilized and pasteurized
-and it contains more than twice as much cream as ordinary milk.
Crnation
"from contented cows"
CARNATION EVAPORATED
MILK