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Cooking Class
Bread for tout should be cut
in slices from one-eighth to one
half Jnc-h thick. Toast in the
oven or in an electric toaster.
French Toast 0
3 eggs
1-2 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
1 cup milk
6 slices stale bread
Beat eggs slightly, add salt,
sugar, and milk; strain into a
shallow dish. Soak bread in mix
ture until soft. Cook on hot, well
greased griddle or frying pan.
Brown on one side, turn and
brown on other side. Serve for
breakfast, or luncheon, with
jam, marmalade or maple syrup.
Caramel Nut Toast
1-4 cup butter or margarine
1-4 cup brown sugar
12 slices enriched toast
1-4 cup chopped walnuts or pe
cans
Combine butter and brown su
gar. Spread 2 teaspoons of su
gar mixture on one side of each
slice of toast. Top each slice with
chopped nuts. Place toast, spread
side up, on an ungreased cookie
sheet. Toast in an oven 350 de
grees for 5 minutes. Serve im?
mediately.
ChMM Tout
1-2 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoonful prepared mus
tard ,
?1 -4 teaspoon grated onion
2 cups grated American- cheose
10 slices enriched toast
Combine mayonnaise, mustard.
onion and cheese. Spread 2 ta
blespoons cheese mixture on
each slice of toast. Place toast,
spread side up. on an ungreased
cookie sheet. Toast under pre
heated broiler for 8 minutes or
until cheese melts. Serve at
once.
ChMM Toast No. 2
6 slices enriched toast
1 cup milk
, 2 tablespoons flour
i Salt
2 tablespoons butter or marga
rine
1 cup grated sharp cheese
Make white sauce of the milk,
flour and butter. Salt to taste.
Add the grated cheese. When
cheese is well-blended with the
sauce, pour over toast. Serve hot
with strips of breakfast bacon.
Milk Tout
Toast bread, butter it veil,
sprinkle with salt and pour
scalded milk over it.
Orange Raisin Toast
2 tablespoons grated orange
rind
1-4 cup orange juice
1 cup granulated sugar
Dash of cinnamon
14 slices raisin bread toasted
Combine orange peel, orange
juice, sugar and cinnamon.
Spread 1 tablespoon orange mix
ture on one side of each slice of
toast. Place toast, spread side
up, on an ungreased cookie pan.
Toast under a preheated broiler
fpr 3 minutes. Serve immedi
ately.
Tomato Craam Toast
6 slices buttered toast
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons flour
1-8 teaspoon soda
2 tablespoons butter or marga
rine
Salt
1 cup tomato, fresh or canned
Make a white sauce of the
milk, flour, butter and salt. Cook
and strain the tomato and add
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the soda. Stir the hot tomato
into the white sauce and pour
immediately over toast
Cinnamon Tsaal
Cut (tale bread in 1-4 inch
slices, remove crust*, and cut in
3 pieces, crosswise. Toast spread
with butter, and sprinkle with
sugar mixed with cinnamon^is
ing .1 parts sugar and 1 part
cinnamon. Lei stand in oven un
til melted
Orange Toast
3 tablespoons soft butter or
oiurgarine
1-2 cup confectioners sugar
1 tablespoon orange juico
1 tablespoon grated orange
rind
8 slices enriched toast
Combine butter and sugar. Add
orange juice and orange rind.
Spread 2 teaspoons orange mix
ture on one side of each slice of
hot hoast. Serve at on?e.
1
Mushroom Milk Toast
1 can condensed mushroom
soup
2 cups milk
1 teaspoon butter
6 slices enriched bread
Combine mushrom soup and
milk and beat with a dover beat
er until blended. Heat mixture,
add butter and serve 1-2 cup
over 1 slice of toast i ncach soup
bowl.
Evan Pattishall Is
With Naval Research
Evan Gradick Pattishall. Jr.,
An of Mr. and Mrs. Evan G.
Pattishall, Jr., recently joined the
staff of the office of Naval Re
search in Washingotn, D. C. He
was previously employed by the
Appalachian State Teachers Col
lege, Boone.
Lieutenant Pattishall was com
missioned In the Navy in June
1944 at Plattsburg. New York.
Pattishall holds a Bachelor of
Medicine, Master of Medicine,
and Doctor of Philoiophy degree,
receiving Jiis education at David
son College and University of
Michigan.
The office of Naval Research
carries on a program of funda
mental research in fields of vit
al interest to the N*vy. It aids
financially more than twelve
hundred research project* in two
hundred civilian universities and
laboratories, and the prime pur
pose is to provide good liaison
1 bettfeen civilian and govern
mental research organizations.
Lieutenant Pattishall resides
with his wife at 211 Duke Street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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A movie director was giving
his final directions for the film
ing of a jungle scene. Addressing
the male lead, he said:
"You tear through the jungle
as if you were running for your
life. This tiger here," and the
director pointed toward a cage
on the set, "will pursue you for
exactly 300 feet. No more. Do
you get that?"
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biously, "but does the tiger?"
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Is Just off the Press
The State Highway ComniU
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black and white service edition
is just off the press.
The 1951 edition shows all the
state's primary nunibered high
ways and as r new feature in
eludes & number of $200,000,000
bond issue roads, especially
those which serve as vltst con
necting links.
The map also includes an in
dex to cities and towns and
points of intereat, now bus and
truck weight restrictions, ferry I
schedules, a small railage map
and "Rule* of (he Road*
Also available for free distri
bution tto m the Commission's
Raleigh office is the revised 1961
- * -
edition ot the Commitsion's
colored tourist map publinhed
with the coope?-*Upn of the De
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