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STAPLES
SANDWICHES FOR
THE PARTY
The ordinary meat sandwich is
a dull affair, so why not ring the charges on it? A milk or wheat
meal roll makes a nicer basis than the ordinary loaf, and for filling there are many good things. Chop- ped walnuts and sliced blanched Valencia almonds, to say nothing of brazil-nuts, are delicious in sandwiches. They can be sprin- kled over thinly sliced cheese, or used with sliced olives, or even with slices, of dates and Ittle pieces of dried fg. If you do not care to eat any quantity of bread, try the expedient of putting the Alling between a couple of cracker- biscuits.
Savoury sandwiches can be made from various sauces and relishes mixed with left-overs of fish. You will enjoy a sandwich of cold fish, If the bread has been sprinkled with tomato sauce or spread light- ly with chutney. A cream cheese, beaten up with a few drops of York- shire relish makes a perfect sand- wich Alling: and grated parmesan, a pounded with Worcester sauce is
another delectable mixture.
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ORANGE RIND
A delightful Davour can be given to tea by pulling the thinly peeled sing of an orange into the tex caddy. See that the rind is tho- roughly clean and dry and also that the caddy has a tightly fitting d. Mix the rind and tea together and leave for a day or so, giving the téa an occasional stir. Or Sange rind is also useful for giving a delicate orange favour to pud- dings. Rub a few lumps of sugar on the rind of the orange- until the sugar has become yellow and add these lumps of sugar to the pudding.
COLD PIE
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1936:
SURPRISES
IT'S APPETISING WITH
SALAD
GRAPEFRUIT FLAVOUR
ו יו
FEND
WITH THE
OF A LOAF
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POPULAR
SWEETS
PINEAPPLE
CHARLOTTE
Keep that Winter Health this Summer
MAKE OVALTINE COLD YOUR DAILY HABIT
For pineapple charlotte a small Through these long exhausting hot days you must get the tin of crushed pineapple and a maximum nourishment from the lighter meals you eat. A small tin of pineapple chunks will be required. Make half a pins glass of delicious Ovaltine Cold makes even the lightest of pineapple jelly, "using the pine-meal complete in health-giving and energy-creating apple juice as part of the liquid nourishment.. required, and leave it to cool
For the Beach fill your thermos flask with Ovaltine Cold, everyone loves 'Ovaltine' in this delicious form-so refreshing and sustaining after the bathe.
On warm mornings what more
FRUFTY FAVOURITE Line a mould closely with sponge All Cafes and Restaurants serve 'Ovaltine Cold, the ideal refreshing before the cereal 'and'
A steamed pudding, light and fingers cut in halves, leaving the hot weather drink, A cold meat pie served with sa- milk course, than half a grape appetising. Ingredients: jib, stale bottom uncovered. Put the chunks lad is a favourite item on the sum fruit, cored and divided and bread 3oz. Hour. 403, sazedded of pineapple at the bottom of the mer meny. There are any variet-sprinkled with caster aug? suet. 40s, currants and sultanas, mould and run a little of the jelly les to make a pleasant change..
But the delicious grapetrun los candied pael; 30. sugar, tws over them and round the sponge davour can' come into the menu eggs. 1 teasp. baking powder, 1 fingers. to set them. Dissolve a in other ways.
tansp. grated lemon rind," a pincts quarter of an ounce of gelatine of grated nutmeg.
in a little water. Which half a Soak the bread, in cold water pins of cream stlmy, aweeten it. until soft, then strain and maɛh. } add any pineapple Jelly which is Add the flour, shredded suek, left and the gelatine mixture and sugar, fruit, lemon rind and nut- whisk again. Lastly, add the meg. Stir in the beaten eggs and, crushed pineapple, up the lastly, the baking powder.
tined mould and leave to pet:
Mutton pies are easily digested. The underttit from an uncooked shoulder is the most suitable for these pics, but any left-over cooked meat can be used.
Cut the meat into thin pieces, reason with pepper and salt, and, if liked, moisten with mint sauce. Mix in a few thashed potatoes and a thinip sliced onion.
For pastry you need lb. flour, 603, margarine, the yolk of an egg. a pinch of salt.
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Rub the fat into the aleved four and salt until the mixture resem-
bles breadcrumbs. Add the yolk of the egg and water" to form a suif paste. Roll out thinly, cut into rounds, and place some meat mixture on one-half of each, Mow-'] | ten the edges, fold over, pinch edges well together, brush over with egg yolk and bake in a hot
oven,
SAUSAGE AND POTATO Potato pastry and sausages make a tasty ple. Ingredients: 1b, pork sausage meat, a' pinch of powder- ed sage, salt and pepper.
Make the potato crust by mixing together b. dry foury potatoes and lb. four, loz. butter, a bea- ten egg, salt and a little milk.
and cut into largish squares. Place Roll out to half an inch thick.
FOR BREAKFAST Have you tried grapefruit max- malade, for instance? It
makes a pleasant change.
The ingredients are: 4 grape- fruit, each weighing 10 to 12 oz., 4 lemons. 6 quarta wäter, 8th. sugar.
Wash the fruit and cut La halves. Squeeze out the juice, and, tie the pipa in a muslin bag. Shred the peel. and soak this with the Pips in the water for 24 hours.
Next bring all, except the pips, to the boll and continue bolling
until the contents are reduced to half,"
up again
Add the sugar, boll and boll and stir rapidly for ten afteen minutes, or until a little of the marmalade will set when
·lested on a cold plate. Pour into pots and seal.
Pour into a greased pudding' basin and steam for 24 hours.
-BAKED PUDDING
To make this nourishing sweet the Ingredients needed are lb. stale bread, 303, sugar, 40% cuz Tants, loz, chopped candled peel, two tablesp, shredded suet, a beaten egg and a little grated nutmeg. Soak the bread in cold water, then drain and mash it. Add the dry ingredients, then the beaten egg and a little milk for mixing.
Pour into a greased ple dish and bake in a slow oven for 1 hours. SAVOURY FOR SUPPER Now for a savoury dish, Soak a few pieces of stale bread A fruit salad, but with an un-in à pint milk. When well soaked. usual favour.
season with pepper and salt, then
SPECIAL SALAD
Mix the pulp of two grapetrult (mäsn with the contents of a small tin of mandarins, add three sliced bananas and a chopped apple
chopped walnuts and the rated Stir in two tablespoonfuls of
a roll of sausage meat you wind of half a lemon. Leave in need lb. of this, and season it with
very cold place until required.
11.
a pinch of powdered inge), in the then serve with cream. centre, then roll up. Brush over the beaten egg, and bake in a mo- derate oven.
BACON, EGG AND TOMATO
like it
Here's a three-in-one ple- you'll
SPRING FOOL
An ideal spring sweet is grape- truft fool.
Mix the strained juice of two grapefruit with three beaten eggs. Line some deep patty tins with then
add
three-quarters pint short crust, then all with a mix-sweetened' milk Pour all into a ture made as follows.
jug. stand this in a pan of boiling Mix together a cupful of chop-water and stir until the mixture ped bacon or ham, three skinned thickens. Leave to coal. then and sliced tomatoes and a sliced whip until frothy. Serve hard boiled egz.
Add seasoning and a teaspoonful of chopped parsley, then bind "to- gether with a beaten egg. A smáll grated onion may þe added, if the flavour is liked,
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SHORT BREAD
Amongst ten time delicacies short bread is a firm favourite. Here † is a tried recipe: Mix one "pound of flour with a quarter pound of butter with the fingers. Turn the
EGG CROQUETTES mixture on to a foured board and press it lightly until it becomes, kneaded and firm. Roll out the Kalf All the patty tins, place a Make
Chop three paste, cut into rounds with a bis-
round of pastry on top to forni a cult cutter and place on a well-lid, then brush over with beaten Bake in a moderate egg and bake for half an hour in Kreased tin. oven until lightly brown. If liked, & hot oven. when baked, a shortcake sand- 'wich can be made of two bisculta
with lam between. Strawberry jam is best for the purpose as the fa-
ENGLAND FOR PEACE AND · QUIET
TOURISTS FLOCKING
IN
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, July 9.
any
with
eggs.
one
hard boiled a thick sauce with and one sill of milk, stirring until ounce of butter, one ounce of four
quite smooth. Add the eggs, sea- soned with salt and pepper. mix well and turn on to a wet plate your blends specially well with to cool Form into rolls, coat with
that of the short bread
KING'S NEW TITLE
ADMIRAL OF MASTER MARINERS.
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, July 8. The King has consented to as“ sume the rank of Admiral of the Honourable Company of Master Mariners.
As Prince of Wales' he was Mas- ter of the Company from 1928 un- til the death of King George, since then the Company has been with- out a Master.
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Stir in two beaten eggs, three tablesp. grated cheese and a small chopped onion. Turn into a pan and simmer gently for few minutes.
Pour Into a greased dist sprinkle with finely
chopped parsley, and bake in a hot oven for 15 minutes," i
RASPBERRY SPONGE
The following sweet ts more quickly prepared, but, very good. Split half a dozen or more sponge Angers and put them together again with raspberry jam.
Put them in a glass bowl and pour
over
them enough sherry and some of the juice from a large tin or bottle of caspberries to soak them. Rub the
raspberries through a sieve and mix the pulp with an equal quantity of rather. thick custard, Cover the sponge angers with this. Then whip the whites of one or two eggs with a cupful or more of cream," arrange it on top, and decorate with whole raspberries.
ICED GINGER CAKE
Cream 8oz, butter and add Box. castor sugar, a heaped teaspoon- ful of ground ginger and two-table- spoonfuls of golden syrup. Beat in three eggs, one at a time, with some self-raising four between each, using 120%, of four in all. Add tib. "ginger pieces cut up. Bake in a moderate oven for one
OXTAIL IN CASEROLE |ånd half hours,
When cold, level up the top. if necessary, and cover with Ameri- This excellent recipe well repays can icing, For this put 1lb, loaf the rather careful preparation Bug, one gll of hot water and a requires, Hang upamoxtallin
pinch of cream of tartar together
a cool, airy place for two or three
in a pin. 'Stir til bòlling until days. Cut it into joints and boiluttle
on & spoon goes to a
is in cold water with a good pinch thread Pour it bolling on to two of salt. Four of the water and stimly whipped whites of egg. wash the joints in warm water. Beat til thick enough to coat a Melt a tablespoonful of batter in
Pour over the cake. Gaz- nish with pieces of ginger knej dust with icing sugar.
musin SIR DAVID HAY
a large casserole, and when melt- ed add the meat and carrot, tur tip, onion, and a stick of celery all cut up Anely, also a bunch of
peppercorns tied up in herbs, a plch of mace, and a few
Put on the lid of the casserole and allow all to cook in a hot oven for a quarter of an hour Then contents well with sprinkle the egg and breadcrumbs and try cornflour and cover with cold bot fat "until golden brown. Serve water. Allow to simmer for three on a "hot dish with fried parsley hours in a good hot oven. Do not Egg croquettes are equally de- let the liquor be reduced
clous cold with salads er, cut | much;" add a little water or stock into rings, make excellent sand- necessary. Just before serving wiches.
add a wineglassful of sherry."-
ROYAL TANGLE
Divorce Wanted
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, July. 3. Count Covadonga, eldest son of ex-King Alfonso, "of Spain, is to Ale a suft in New York within a day or two for the annulment of his marriage. ;
That announcement, made
CORONATION DISCUSSION
too
To Have Charge Of Special Areas
SUCCESSOR TO ŠIK ARTHUR ROSE
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London, July 8.
There
is only
ONE
Ovaltine
EDINBURGH'S HISTORIC LINK WITH CANADA
KNIGHTS OF NOVA SCOTIA RECALLED
"There is a part of the Castle Esplanade which is regarded. 'Canadian soil”
Bo remarked the Lord ProVOAL of Edinburgh, Mr. Louh 8. GUEL- ley, who presided at a Civic luncheon to the Canadian bowlers yesterday in City Chambers, Edin burgh "There in bygone day baronets of Nova Scotia wäre
PLACER MINING METHODS
PROGRESS DESCRIBED
"Placer mining methods and the progress achieved in the develop- reist of equibipent for",
*extracting gold from placer mines were de- scribed in 93 interesting" talle given by V. V. Clark, outstanding auth- anty on-piacer mining, before the }-Manila. Rotary Club ́at the Banila Hotel recently. Mr. Clark drew much of the material for ħla talk.
ferent placer mines in California, from his own experiences in dif-
Alaska and South-Americs:
Clark spoke of the values. of placer mine properties, saying that in his long experience in mín,
Bir David Allan Hay, the well- created in accordance with the known Glasgow chartered at-legal formalities of the age." countant, has been appointed In the reign of James VI, theng, dating. back to 1900, when he Commissioner for Special Areas in new world of Americe he said Scotland in succession to Bit was being visited by daring sellors Arthur Rose.
and bold adventurers, A New The new Commissioner is a England had been founded, and to member of the firm of Mesars King James there seemed no rea Grahams. Rintoul, Har Bell and son why there should not be a
New Scotland as well Co., of Glasgow and London.
So in 1821 the King gave a large During the war he acted as hon,
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secretary and treasurer of the tract of land in America to air Soldiers and Ballors Familles William Alexander, and announced
left college, he has found only three placer mine properties which assayed $1.00 per cubic yard. He said that a property assaying $0.50 per cubic yard of gravel was ex- cellent, a property assaying. $0.25 per cubic yard was good,
The speaker then described the development of mining credges, going back to the time when Chi-
through his lawyer, followed a tenant Colonel D. J. Colville, and Association, and in recognition of that to encourage other to settle nese invented the dredge by using
London, July 7. The King held Privy Counei at Buckingham Palace yesterday, at which certain aspects of the Coronation were considered. The Council was attended by Mr. Ram say MacDonald, the Duke of. Nor- folk, Bir John Simon, Sir Eric Geddes, Lord De La War, Lieu-
his services he was made an omer in his new colony he would make an ordinary raft and a big spoon Lord Zetland.
Lord De La Warr and Colonel of the Order of the British Empire every one a baronet who would go operated by hand. From there, he Colville, who is Parliamentary un- For the first two years of the war there and take with him a certain traced the progress of mechanical when dredges are made to reach der Secretary of State of the Scot the Association organised the number of followers development to the present day tish Office, were sworn in as mem-whole of the soldiers' and sailors'." KNIGHTS" OF NOVA SCOTIA down 165 feet under water for the
A piece of ground at the top of gold hidden in the earth, supplementary relief for the city
A Viennese fr.end who visits this country constantly told me to-day that his journey from Ostend to Dover this week was unlike previous one. Usually he finds that most of his fellow-travellers are English; this time they were nearly all foreign visitors, writes a. cor- respondent. The hard-working officials at Dover took more than an hour, he tells me, to deal with Polish, Czech, German (many Ger- man), Austrian, and half a dozen other national passports. My "friend spoke to two strangers, one
bers of the Privy Council,
Afterwards the King received in a German. the other an 'Austrian,
audience Bir Murchison Fletcher, and both of them said that they
on his appointment as Governor of were coming to England this year
Trinidad, and Sir Arthur because nowhere else could they
Richards on his appointment as be sure of an undisturbed holiday
Governon of FELT
The King also received at Buck- A few hours earlier I had been
The "Original Hundred" who
It was denied that the Countingham Palace Mr, Randolph talking to an American jornalist,
intended to re-marry."
Bruce, who kissed hands on his who told me that shipping offices founded the Company are all men'
The marriage, which took place in the United States are begin-who from being ship's boys, rose in 1933, caused a rift in the ter at Tokio; Archdeacon Paz- appointment as Canadian Minis- ning to be nooded with tourists to command, "and were trained in Wanting passages to England. The sailing ships. To-day they number is no ramy racing fridge who did homage on his sp. Identified with the Unionist Party that Scotimes and Beotryomen the export of gold.
Founded by a group of masteroid daughter of a wealthy Cubani
report that the Counters, 27-year- mariners just ten years ago, the sugar planter, was presenting a Company had the title of "Honour petition for divorce in Havana on able"-conferred upon it by King the ground of incompatibility of George in 1928. In 1930 he ap temperament proved the grant of a Charter, and in 1933 the Company received a his lawyer that his wife by her
The Count, also stated through Grant of Livery by the Court of the action, which was quite unexpect Alderman of the City of London. ed, apparently ought to anticipate One of the principal activities of his own proceedings. He would the Company is the relist of dis oppose her action strenuously. treased seamen and the pensioning. of the aged. :
RENOUNCED THRONE
when over 40,000 families were the Castle Hill now the Esplanade assisted in Glasgow.
WIDE EXPERIENCE
was set apart as New Scot and He also spoke of conditions nec- or Nova Scotia, and at this are casary for commercial success in the adventurers received their placer mining, saying that these Bir David, who has wide experi~ titles and honours. Hence the conditions were numerous and ence and knowledge of business Knights of Nova Scotia, although varied with different localities. He affairs, was, in his capacity as it was said that the Castle Hm Ulustrated this with stories of hi accountant, a leading witness fo was the only Nova Scotia that experiences in South Americs the Crown in the famous silks some of the Knights ever saw where found a rich field but trial in the High Court, Edinburgh, The Lord Provost was proposing had to contend with other condi some years ago,
the toast of "Our Guests," and tions including governmental re- For over 25 years he has been added that they all recognised gulations such as an embargo on
reason is in many cases that to among them the most distingilfasz Alfonso, in addition to extractingpointment as Bishop of Ports-organisation. He was president of had played ́a conspicuous part in
our European visitors & landed men in the Mercantile Marine seems a safer place for a holidayBir Burton Chadwick, Lord Rumel than Italy and a more pleasant one man, Bir Walter Baynham, Mr. J. than France or Spain. But there Povah, and Bir Bertram Hayes are is also in many American minds, I all Liverymen, hear, the idea that if they do not see Europe this year they will never see it or at any rate not the same Europe. They are going to have a quick look at it while the Olympic armistice' is, still in force...
from the Count a renunciation of
Allowance
throne, reduced his nancial and Captain Maharaj Kumar Shri Reports of an impending separa- Sadul Binghji, eldest son of the tion between the Count and his Maharajah of Bikaner,
his claims as heir to the Spanish Cristes, the Patriarch of Rumania, three years ago, and in the Ney sigas Dominion of Canada, and timbe
mouth his Beatitude? Miron the Scottian Unionist Association the history and progress of the
Year Honours List of 1936 He was they took a special pede in th knighted for political and public achievements of their kinsmen services in Scotland.
men whose, enterprise and ability. Bir. David, who resides at 4 Lor- done so much to develop the raine Gardens, Glasgow, is a na-derful resources of that the of Paisley, and a ba Frata of ↑
A message from the King, as wife have been current before, but Master of the Merchant Navy, was have been denied emphatically by a read from the pulpit at a festival: of shipping held last night at Win- chester Cathedral. It thanked the committee for its loyal assurances,
the Conde pue Before her marriage he was During his grave and protracted Sen Edelmira π- Satupedro-
ulness earlier this year the Copt-Oce She met the then Prince. "test" sat: devotedly atāžis-bedside? of Asturias in a sanatór
agg. 89 wis educated as Paikleri B. Coman goronta Origomet, School and at Glamor Ceam laud omnes University
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