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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.-

THURSDAY,

NOVEMBER 3, 1938.

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You can't Hurry CURRY

E properly cooked, what is more appetising on a cool day than a plate of curry and rice?

Important things to remember are: Use Patna rico -the curry must, not be watery. Each grain of rice must be separate and dry.

And you can't make curry in a hurry. Blaw simmering is absolutely necessary. Quick cooking means leathery meat.

Cooking the Rice

Wash the Patna rice well in plenty of cold water, then put it into a pan of boiling water, to which a little lemon juice and a dessertspoonful of salt have been added,

Doll until the grains of rice have awollen but are still frm and unbroken. Then turn the rice into a strainer and hold under the running cold-water tap, shaking all the time.

Return the rice to the saucepan and stand in a warm place to heat through. Berve in a separate dish.

Savoury Curried Mutton

Rich, brown, spicy, served

In a snowy rice border,

A savoury dinner to be served with mashed potatoes and green vegetables. Ingredients: 1lb. lean mutton, 1 dessert- spoonful curry powder, 1 teaspoon- ful of sweet chutney, or marma- inde, 1 tablespoonful of desiccated coconut, I large apple, one onion. the juice of half a lemon, 2oz. butter or margarine, half a pint of Block, and a heaped teaspoonful of flour, cup of milk.

Cut the mition into small pireen, About the size of a walnin, roll them in flour with a little salt. Soak the coconut in a cupful of billing milk. and mince the apple and the entr

Melt the butter or the margarine in the frying pan, put in the meat, apple. onion and curry powder, and fry initi} well browned Tum into a mucepan. ar in the chittney, the airathed ec013- nut milk and the lemon juice.

Add half a pint of stork, a tenspouts- ful of browning thicken with a littlo

SPAIN IS NO LONGER MENACE TO PEACE OF

EUROPE- CHAMBERLAIN

curnflour, then simmer gently for one hour. terve with a dish of hot boilet rice and some chutney.

Mixed Vegetables

Vegetable curr's very appetising. Ingredients: 1.1 parrot, à par snip, few pena, same lentils while have been previously soaked. I apple. 1 union, 1 tablespoonful of sweet chut- ney or marmalade, a desertapanafuf cornflour 1 tablespoonful of weaked ruconut in half a cuplul of bolling and vegetable milk. 1. margarine. Mock. I teportal curry powder, marmite, cornflour and a lemon.

Chamberlain was referring to his, or Mr. Winston Churchill's broad- cust to Amerien, but as far as he (Mr. Lloyd George) was concerned, his speech was delivered primarily to Free Churchmen.

"The Premier seems to be aequiring (Continued from Page 5.) recognised that in the action which dietatorial airs from his associations," His Majesty's Government is pro-declared Mr. Lloyd George. "It is a posing to take they are not concerned new doctrine of British democracy solely with the relations between our-that one cannot criticise the Govern selves and Italy. The step we are ment without liability of the charge taking must be regarded as a step in of fouling our own nest." the policy of appeasement which I have described to the House on so many occasions.-British Wireless.

BITTER ATTACK ON CHAMBERLAIN

London, Nov. 2.

Neville A bitter attack on Mr. Chamberlain was made in the House * of Commons to-day by Mr. Arthur Greenwood, Deputy Leader of the that the Opposition, who declared Premier had a peculiar genius for

the

iendship of the wrong people.) within recent weeks he hnd saved Signor Mussolini from the fate which all democrats hope will soon befall him.

Mr. Greenwood suggested that the return of 18,000 men from Spain was a cloak for a delay designed to ensure were that the insurgent forces victorious.

noteworthy that when Mr. Chamberlain made the relevant state- ment, Mr. Clement Attlee, leader of the

Opposition rose to protest, where- upon the 'remier emphasised that he was not alluding to Mr. Attlee.- Reuter Special.

WELCOMED IN ROME

Mr. Chamberlain's speech in the House of Commons is welcomed here ling world problems. a fresh proof of his realism in tack-

Unofficlul Italian circles are in full agreement with Mr. Chamberlain's insistence on the necessity of bring-i ing the Anglo-Italian agreement into

relations be force without further delay, if the two countries is to be improvement in the tween the maintained.

The Italian publie generally feel The British policy of promoting the that it is high time to open a new ae- era of friendship and confidence be- encirclement of France, and customing Italy to regard herself ns tween Britain and Italy, and to wipe

the Mediterranean was en-the slate clean of old scores.

master

dangering the frabric of the British; There is gratifitention here that' Empire. The motion brings peace not Mr. Chamberlain appears to realise a day nearer, but abandons the that Italy has fullled her part of Spanish republic for an unspecified the bargain. Italy claims to have period to the untramelled power of respected the clauses in the agree Germany and Italy.

ment even though it is not yet in force, and to have capped by a

Mr. Anthony Eden, who took part in the debate, expressed the opinion, substantinl withdrawal of volunteers.

that if it had been possible for the British Government to adopt a firmer: attitude to the Spanish problem early this year, the subsequent deterioration in the international situation would not have occurred.

In return, Italy considers herself

-says

Mrs.

BARDELL

Boil the vegetables, except the onlan. In sufficient water for half an hour. then strain of the liquor, keeping it for stock and cut the vegetables into dice.

Fry them with the, chopped onion, apple and curry powder in the hot } well hutter or margarine browned. Put all into a saucepan, add 'ho chutney, strained cuconut milk. Jemon juice mud. a tablespoonful of Hulanak.

Next uerd the cornflour with milk. add 2 truppoonfuls of marmite, plut of vegetatile stock or the vegetable quid. then simmer for one hour. Serve with bolled rice

Green Tomato Sauce

And now for a savoury sauce which 1 good to serve with any curry'.

Ingredients: 7b, green tomatoes, alu, apples, peeled and cored. lb. aliced n.lions, jib, salt, 1 teaspoonful cayenne, 4 cloves, 3 blades of mace, 2 teaspoon- fala celery seed, lilb. Demerara sugar, 1) pints vinegar

Method: Slice the apples, tomatoes and onions, mix with the sugar, kail. Pour the vinegar over spices, etc. them.

Boil gently until the sauce is thick And dark. Rub through a halt aleve. adding more vinegar if required.

Reboil and bottle

Not-So-Hot Curry

Schoolchildren will relish this. Ingredienta: lib. leurs muston, i ten- spoonful of curry powder, 3 apples, jl. sultanas, lb tomatoes, 1 small onion. salt, à pint of good brown stock. 1 table- spoonful of meat extract 2 table- apoonfuls of coconut, a cupful of milk. 204. butter, 2 teaspoonfuls of cornflour. Botled rice.

Cut up the meat into very small pieces. roll them in flour mixed with n ttle salt. Soak the coconut in the boiling milk and mince the apples and the onion. Melt the butter in a frying pan. pat in the meat, apple, onion, sultanas. tomatoes and curry powder, mud fry until browned.

Turn into a saucepan, stir in a spoon- ful of chutney, the strained coconut

milk, thicken with the cornflour, then add the meat extract and almmer gently for one hour. Serve with boiled cabbage or beans

brown in this the onion, stir in curry powder, flour, stock and apple, simmer gently for half an hour, Cut three of the hard-boiled eggs in halves. Strain the curry sauce, add salt, lemon juice and chutney, and reheat the eggs in dish, cut up Pour into the sauce. the remaining egg into small pieces and use as a garnish together with the parsley.

Serve with a wurder of rice.

Hot Mixed Chutney

Some people prefer to omit any chulney from their curry recipe and

nly serve the chutney separately.

Ingredients: 21b. casa of marrow, apples. tomatoes, onions and unripe pluma 2 sugar, 30z sait, 2 pinis vinegar. lib. dates, ilu, sultonas, 2oz mustard seed. Joz, each of claves and chillies and a pinch of pepper, joz ginger. 40% crystallised ginger

Cook the appies in a very le water, sprinkle the prepared marrow. tomatoes, onions and plums lightly with salt, and leave overnight.

Next day. strain and cook with the apples, plecs and vinegar gently for three to four hours, adding more vine- gar as required.

Stir in the sugar. ginger, sul- tanas, and stoned and chopped dates. bring to the boil, stirring all the time.

Parleys Re-Open

In Tokyo

LONDON, Nov. 2.

FRUITY

Flavours.

Savoury

SAUCES

Pour into

and continue stirring and bolling for twenty minutes. pots; tie down when cold and store In a dry place.

Extra Fiery Flavour

A friend who has lived in India gave me this recipe.

Ingredients: lib. lean mution. onions, tomatoes, 2 tablespoonfuls of curry powder, Joz. butter or margarine, the juice of a lemon, i pint cold water, the milk of a coconut, or a tablespoon- fuls of dealecated coconut sanked in a cupful of milk, a breakfast cupful of brown gravy, a little nalt,

Cut up the raw meat into small pieces, sprinkle lightly with salt and flour Hlice up the onions and fry them golden brown in the margarine. bitter or dripping. Add the meat and fry for 10 minutes.

Stir in the curry powder and the Akinned tomatoes, then add the water or coconut milk, and continue to stir for 6 minutes, Glimmer unto the meat is tender. Add the lemon juice and stir In the gravy, then add the chutney.

Serve with Mango chutney. Canadian. Sance

Another delicious sauce which can be served with curry, stews, or cold meat or Nah.

Ingredients: 2b, apples, 1lb. green tomatoes, 3 lemons, 10%, garlic. 3 gills soy, onion. 14lb. brown sugar, loz anchovies. 4oz. red chillies, 1) quarts vinegar, 1oz. sall.

Boy can be made by boiling llb. treacle, stb. salt and pint water for 30 minutes. Strain and bottle.

Chop the union, tomatoes, apples and lemona, put into a large pan and cover with vinegar. Add the aplees. tled in a muslin bag, and sugar, boll for 3 houra Sleve, add the Indian soy. and bottle.

Temperature

Falls Below The 80 Mark

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temperature The maximum Hongkong yesterday fell to 70, with ja minimum last night of 73. This morning at 10 o'clock the thermo- meter had climbed only to 70, but humidity. remained rather high at 75 per cent.

The Royal Observatory weather re- REPLYING TO Mr. C. A.

has decreased the Moreing in the House of port issued this morning stated that

anti-cyclone Commons to-day whether it was slightly in intensity and has moved It now covers Japan and Anglo-eastward, to proposed

of resume

A ridge adjacent Japanese conversations shortly, the

pressure extends Yangtze Valley. from it to the Curried eggs are very tasty, and Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secre-moderately high

tary for Foreign Affairs said Pressure is relatively low over the that the new Vice-Minister, Mr. southern Philippine Islands.

is:-East Locul forecast Arita, on taking up office a few

moderate; fair. days ago was invited by Sir Robert Craigie, the British Am- bassador, to give urgent, per-

Curried Eggs

make a welcome change from meat.

Ingredienta: 4 hard-boiled eggs. loz margarine, jos curry powder, fox. flour, 1 chopped apple, and a small chopped onton; pint of stock, a few drops of lemon juice. 2 teaspoonfuls of chutney, 2oz. rice, salt and parsley to garnish.

entitled to recognition in Abyssinia H.M.S.Hood To Government

which would be regarded only as a tardy net justice. Italy does not

intend to let the Anglo-1tallan agree- Take Refugees

To Marseilles

ment weaken the Berlin-Rome axis,) nean but rather to make It a step towards settle bringing four great Powers closer to- atherther-Reuter.

"By non-intervention.

Spanlards to the leaving their own destiny, whereas athe Powers have made it clear by their nd to actions, that they did not intend allow signature to the non-interven- to stand in the way tion agreement to

they the polley

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Mell the margarine In a saucepan.sonal attention to all subjects re- House of Commons to-day said that which the British particulars of the replies received by garding

the Government from the Japanese was seeking re-relative to the protest made regard- ing the occupation of British-owned [dress.

While the discussions are proceed-works in Shanghai were still being Ing. It was impossible for him to give discussed between the two govern- subjects ments, and at present he was unable information on previous under review, beyond saying that an to make n statement.

Mr. H. Day (Lab) asked what' right attempt would be made to cover all outstandingly important subjects in

the Japanese had to take possession respect

of which the Japanese ΟΙ London, Nov. 2.

Government.

ent could fairly be expected of British property, and Mr. Butler that 150 refugees London, Nov,

particular circumstances with which British Interests

surrounded, and concerned. Inspired by Mr. Chamberlain's from the Cuban Embassy in Marito pive immediate satisfaction to the repiled that each particular case lind of military action to ensure victory speech to the House of Cominons are being evacuated

Replying to a supplementary ques-

Mr. tion, Butler sold he would unable to answer the question with- champion yesterday, the Conservative papera warship, ILMS. Hood from Cundin declared tho former Foreign Minister.

Mr. Arthur Henderson asked whe Continuing. Mr. Eden said: "Italy herald the beginning of a new epoch to Marseilles on November 4.

Since the begining of the war there certainly draw special attention to the out knowing such circumstances, Japanese plan for the control of a cmbassies In and ourselves are speaking entirely of peace which will be inaugurat-

ed with a fortnight when the Anglo-have been in certain emi

of Spaniards re-large part of China with the gravether, In view of the guaranteed loan different languages about Spain."

ernment would now consider the Mr. Eden then cited reports from Italian agreement becomes effective, Madrid a number

Regretting that Mr. Chamberlain garded as Franco sympathisers, and consequences it would have on British to Czecho-Slovakia, the British Gov- Asked if it was true that the possibility of guaranteeing a loan to the Times of German and Italian plano bombardments, and he added made no actual proposals as regards they have accordingly taken refuge the in the embassies. It is understood Times

nevertheless hits that the two observed tho events in

sations to London in order that they

Mr. Butler said the Government overn countries will soon arrive at a point, the arrangement for the excipit of to transfer the venue for the conver- purposes. namely that the Spanish Govern-

should be taken up by Mr. Chamber- ment will be ultimately beaten, not for discussing an airpact for the pro-prisoners-leuter Special,

lain. Mr. Butler said he had seen such was unable to alter its decision with

loan. Other a report, but he would like to take regard to facilitating the grant of a practicable by General Franco's land forces.tection of the civilian populations in but by his overwhelming air power. time of war.

the opportunity of saying that the Chinese British Government had every con-methods of assisting China continued fidence in Sir Robert Craigie to receive attention, and the British Government intended to carry out Renter

the policy which had been indicated several times, namely to carry out the STILL UNDER DISCUSSION

spirit of the Geneva resolutions.--- London Nov. 2.

Reuter. Mr. R. A. Butler replying in the

trade.

the opinion of a telend who had Anglo-German understanding that the present evacuation is part of Forelim Ofee had indicated a desire the Chinese Government for almilor

READS DESPATCHI

Mr. Eden read

The Daily Mail declares that a new meeting between Mr. Chamberlain and Herr Hitler will take place

a new Donations To

a despatch from within the next few weeks, while the

Rome dated August 3,

with

giving a Dally Herald asserts that Germany official account of Italian air activity, is about to join in a non-aggression

and he added: "The presence

of

Refugee Fund

The Hongkong Emergency Refugee j cach and all of those acroplanes was pact with France. The Opposition Council acknowledge the receipt of a direct violation of the non-inter-announced to-night that it would de- the following further donations to

mand ac

confidence votes on Mr. the Refugee Fund: vention agreement. As long as by Chuniberlain's policy, particularly re- Choy Tek Fan has air, leglons in Spain it cannot be claimed that she effectively limited garding

Italy

her intervention and the condition not against

W. II. Lock .....

11 Is stressed that the Opposition in Bank of East Asia

of the reestablishment Anonymous

Bank

China

for bringing the Anglo-Italian pact the traditional friendship with Italy, St. Stephens Girls' College into force has not been satisfied.

cannot пpprove the intention of Shanghai Commerciai Saving's The Government is making far-but reaching concessions in the sincere the Government to ratify the Anglo-

agreement before Italy fuiflis Nat. Red Cross Spelety of desire to improve the general at- Italian agre mosphere, but there is little sign of her promises to the Non-Intervention a similar spirit from certain other Commitice to withdraw all her volun-Wah Yun States concerned, and there is a teers from Spain. continual danger, if a policy of appeasement continues, of it being Interpreted in different ways by

different countries."—Router.

LLOYD GEORGE'S REDUKE

London, Nov. 2."

Soung Kee Attention is called in this connee-w. Elliot'

at the tion to the note handed in Foreign Ministry yesterday by the Republican Spanish Ambassador Sen. Azcurate in which it was stated that Italian volunteers are still fighting|| for General Franco and number over 90,000. The latest reinforcements| arrived from Italy on October 12.

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