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EGG DISHES Simple Desserts For

Fresh eggs, form

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excellent Children's Meals

alternative

to meat dishes, and combine with many other ingredients to make

This is a new way of serving wet plate. When cold, make into bacon and tomatoes; the tomato smail cakes with foured hands, appetising meals. mixture can be made the day be-dip in seasoned egg and bread- fore it preferred. For three people crumbs, and fry until golden huncheon skin half a pound of tomatoes and brown. Drain well and serve very cook in a little hot batter with a hot with grilled tomatoes. grated onlan, £ diced' cooked potato. pepper, sait, and a tea spoonful of chopped parsley. When

With an exciting looking dessert |

of

parked right by one's glass

Simple and nourishing puddings satisfy the appetite for sweets. They save work for mother as they are so easy to make.

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milk, a reluctant child finds the This makes a good breakfast orpinach or carrots or tomato soup much easier to down than was ex- dish: Kave ready slice of bultered

toast for each pected. person. Make some left-over fish! or, freshly cooked fish, season with HERRING ROES

pepper and meisten with tomato tomatoes sauce. Spread it on the toast. with Herring roes

Sponge cake cut tri rounds and done, add two or three beaten and make an appetising and nourish- Lightly fry or poach an egg for seasoned eggs and stir for a minute ing breakfast dish, Halve the cách slice, put on the fish, and served with hot lemon sauce

with pepper and salted. The vanilla and chocolate or two until the eggs set. Have tomatoes and put in a saucepan sprinkle ready three rashers of crisply gri-with the roes and a dessertspoon- Pour a spoonful of tomato sauce flavoured puddings put up in com- nerctal packages are thickened each and cover with bread- led bacon and put on the top of ful of butter and a tablespooutui on

with arrowroot and very good. butter. the egg and tomato just before or so of milk to moisten. Simmer crumbs tossed in melted serving.

gently until cooked, then take out Put under the grill for two or three The vanilla 13 delicious served in the rees and tomatoes and arrange minutes. Pouched, bolled, or tried a sherbet glass topped with sliced

can also be on hot buttered toast. Have ready C689

used in many banana and whipped cream. to make interesting!

APPLE TAPIOCA instance. £ well-

Apple taploca can be fixed in a jiny... Bring

baddock

or

of tried onions

SCRAPS OF HAM Lean left-over scraps of ham a tablespoonful of grated cheese other ways make a good breakfast dish. Half per person, put this into the liquid, meals. For a pound of ham will serve three and fet it melt without bolling. balanced luncheon is made with people. Put the, ham twice through Divide this between the allces of eggs and vegetables. Cook apinach the mincer, and put into a sauce- toast and put under the grill to in the usual way. chop up, season paa with half 2 teacupful of brown. Sprinkle with paprika- or well and mix plentifully with butter or dripping. Put in a fire- slightly thickened stock or left-chopped parsley and serve.

proof dish, put the cooked eggs on ennan over gravy. Season with cayenne Left-over and mace. also a little salt if smoked filet and left-over pota- top. and cover with white sauce or Cover with but- seasoned cream. necessary, and make very hot toes can be combined to make a

tered breadcrumbs and gruted without quite bolling. Then gratasty breakfast. Use equal quan- dually stir in half a cupful thick titles of potatoes and fish. Mash cheese and brown under the grill. cream and keep hot while some the potatoes with a little milk and Or a foundation crustless slices of bread are being some butter, pepper and salt, and and tomatoes can be used instead else crisply fried in dripping Divide make very hot. Stir in the finely of the green vegetables, or

potatoes creamed with milk and the ham between the slices and flaked fish. one or two beaten

butter. If the oven is in use. the serve at once. Instead of cream, egga, a lttle piquant sauce, and raw eggs can be broken over the white sauce or two eggs can be some cayenne pepper and beat top of the vegetable and set in the well. This can be prepared the day Another delicious way of using before. Then shape into balls with

WITH STARCHES egg and up scraps of ham is as follows. Boured hands, dip in

Eggs combine well with starches The mixture can be prepared the breadcrumbs, or batter or seasoned day before and merely fried when flour, and fry until golden brown. to make a balanced meal, provid- required. Melt two ounces of butter Another method of using up left- ing fat and protein in which the deficient. For add two ounces of Bour, and cook lover smoked fish is to fake it starch foods are

girall buttered spaghetti and eggs, use a for a few minutes. Stir in half a finely and spread

one egg. an ounce plat of milk and cook for three toast. Slice some tomatoes after oElon minutes, stirring well. Stir, in four skinning them, and cover the fish spaghetti: and a tablespoonful of ounces of finely minced ham and with the slices. Season with pep-milk for each person. Cook the counle of grated hard-boiled per and salt. Put a tiny plece of spaghetti. in the usual way and eggs, some pepper, salt, mace, a butter on each plece of tomato, drain

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pinch of cayenne. and a ttle and put under the grill until the cooking, fry the roughly chopped chopped parsley or a pinch of tomatoes are soft. I liked, bloa-onion herbs. Stir all together until al-ter. kipper, or sardines,, can be spaghetti and-season most boiling. then turn on to a lused in the same way.

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in butter, stir in the well with

salt, pepper, and a pinch each of paprika and mace. Turn into a basin. Beat up the eggs with the milk, mix with the spaghetti, and put in a slow oven until just set. Or serve with Bavoury rice. Cook the rice, in boiling water in the usual way, drain, mix with fried onion, salt, pepper, and a little butter if necessary. Add a little grated cheese and let this melt. Arrange on top as many steamed, shelled eggs as are wanted, and pour some tomate or other savoury sauce over the top.

3 cups of water to a boil in a saucepan. If a glass pan is used there will be but one soiled dish. Add

1

cup minute tapioca apples sliced thin. Pinch of salt and Nutmeg and

Small amount of grated lemon rind. Simmer until apples are very tender and tapioca clear. Peaches may be used instead! ot apples. Serve cold cream.

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with

PRUNE WHIP Prune whip, light and duffy. seems like eating air from falry- land.

Stone and put through a sieve

1

cup cooked prunes that are very tender. Beat

4 egg whites until stiff. Beat

in gradually.

4 tublepoons sugar and Pinch of salt and the prunes.

Place pudding in buttered bak- ing dish set in pan of warm water. Bake at 275 degrees F. until brown and puffed up. Serve cool with whipped cream or custard sauceste

CHICKEN A LA KING

2 tbsp. butter or chicken fat igreen pepper, shredded cup mushrooms,

chopped

3 tbsp. four

ipimiento, shredded

1 cup chicken broth

1 cup Carnation Milk

Salt and pepper

1 cup cold chicken

Saute the green pepper and This is another way of using mushrooms in the butter until steamed eggs. Melt two table. tender (about 10 minutes), keeping spoonfuls of butter, add half of them covered while cooking. Re- smali grated opion, and stir for move the mushrooms and peppers minute or two. Sprinkle in a des- sertspoonful of flour, mix well, and and blend the four and seasonings with the fat left in the pan; then stir in half a breakfast-cupful of add the broth and Carnation and milk, When thick add enough cook until thickened, stirring con- milk or stock to make of the right stantly. Place the chicken, cut in

consistency. Season with pepper

and salt, and add a dessertspoon inch dice, pimiento, green pepper. ful of chopped parsley, a tiny and mushrooms in top part of pinch of mixed herbs, and the juice double boller. Pour over this the of half a small lemon. Simmer sauce and continue cooking over gently for about ten minutes, stir-hot water, for 10 minutes. Serve in ring well. Put the steamed eggs patty shells or on toast points. on a hot dish and pour the sauce Serves 6. over. Arrange round them a gril. ted sausage, tomato, and two or three mushrooms for each person.

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THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1938.-PAGE 3

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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA

IN COLONY

ADVICE ISSUED BY DIRECTOR

OF MEDICAL SERVICES

tables and crockery. Consequent- ly, it is advisable to wash basins and crockery immediately before,

use.

Great care should be taken to avoid the pallution of wells.

The washing of clothing and bedding in the vicinity of a well must be strictly avoided.

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Sficient water may be left on a rice bowl or plate which has only been rinsed in water "containing

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DANGEROUS FOODS

The public is warned to take all adequate precantions against cholera, which is ramfant in many neighbouring districts in China and seriously threaten the Colony.

Attention is therefore directed to the following advice issued by cholern germs to cause the sick- the Director of medical Services. A large quantity of medicine collected by the Chinese Refugee

Cholera 15 2 disease which It is not sufficient to consider

The Chinese community ETO Rellef Association in the Nether-affects the howels and develops only the actual food you eat, Kit- tands will be brought here by the very rapidly. Very minute par-chen utensile, tables, paste boards, warned especially as to dangers of or peeled fruit from s.s. Meerkerk on June 8 trom the ticles of human discharges are chop sticks, cutlery, etc., must be eating cut Cut three or four slices of thick Hague.

sufficient to cause the disease. kept scrupulously clean and dried hawker's stalls, eating houses, etc. Ice-cream, any non-aerated bread into cubes, removing the The Netherlands Consul-Gener- The greatest care must be taken, with a clean cloth before use.

fruit or herb drink, the jellies crust. Fry in a little butter un-al. Dr. F. A. van "Woerden, here therefore, to avoid contamination DANGER FROM PESTS til golden brown, then turn on to win distribute the medicine to the of food and water with human Files are a very great danger as known as 'leung fan and “man tissue paper to drain. Cut up four interior of China after its arrival, discharges.

they may fly from a drain, latrine tau Jo and raw "ish and mussels Contamination may be brought or even a garden fertilised with are all dangerous articles of food about in so many ways that it is night-soll and from there carry during a cholera epidemic.

In addition to these precau- the bread cubes at the bottom of bread with sugar. Bake in important that food should be cholera germs to food before or

tions, persons of all ages should be a ple-dish, add the rhubarb and moderate oven for about an hour. kept under cover and free from after it has been cooked. bananas, sprinkling them thickly If the top is not erlap and brownies. Water and milk must be Cockroaches are also very dan-inoculated as early as possible at with sugar. Pour on the juice of a put under the grill for a minute or boiled before drinking and fresh gerous as they spend the day on one of the Government hospitals small orange. Cover with the rest two, as the sugar on top should uncooked vegetables must not be the crown of sewers and drains or dispensarie. The service will of the bread and sprinkle the melt into caramel.

to six sticks of rhubarb and allce says Central News..

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