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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 1938.

ITALIAN SAUCE

pound salt pork

clove garlic...

Jablespoon olive pil medium * mixed ·

minced

1 cup fresh

fittely minced.

1/2 cup

livers.

mushroomE,

1/4 cup parsley, minced.

1/2 cup tomato paste.

1 cup mushroom stock

water,

Salt. Paprika.

2 teaspoons sugar.

Add salt pork, cut into very fine cubes with the clove of gar- lic to the olive oil and fry until- light brown. Remove garlic. Add minced onions, mushroomts,' chick- ens livers and parsley and book three minutes. Add tomato paste and stock or water and cook five minutes. Season to taste with salt, pepper and paprika and add su- gar. Instead of tomato paste, 2 cups of tomatoes' may be stewed until they thicken and then press- ed through a sieveEdith ́ ́M. Barber.

Witty Kitty

Anne Shirley's instructor makes ever

Anne gasi in this demonstration of loosening

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“A piece of thick, hairy, darn-f ing wool can easily be threaded into have no boiling water at hand, hold in the cooking of food, is washed as When peeling tomatoes, if you. If every pot, kettle or utensil used a small needle by squeezing a small each one on a fork over a gas flame soon as emptied, and while still hot, piece of silver paper over the end for a moment to loosen the skin. of the wool to be threaded.”

half the labour will be saved.

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The mentally sketchy girl- friend thinks when her theatrical friend talks about looking for a prop he wants something to lean upon.

Add a little ammonia to the water when washing pantry shelves. will help to keep ants away.

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