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Friday, December 18, 1970
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
TIPS FOR " '
HOME MAKING
By CORETTA T CHERRY
Home Service. Representative
Carolina Power and Light Co.
now TO FREEZE
COOKED FOODS
Turn your freezer into a
make-ahead gold mine with this
guide to freezing cooked foods:
GENERAL: Garlic, pepper,
and celery intensify in flavor
when frozen; onion, salt, and
chili powder lose flavor. Cool
hot means quickly by placing
pan of cooked food in sink of ice
water; cool food to room
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temperature before packaging.
Freeze in family-size portions.
Allow for headspace; some
foods expand when frozen.
Wrap with moisture-vaporproof
materials; seal well. Label with
contents and date.
YEAST BREADS: Bake as
usual; cool quickly. Wrap and
seal. Freeze up to two months.
Thaw in package at room
temperature about three hours.
QUICK BREADS: Bake as
usual; cool. Wrap and seal.
Freeze up to two months. Thaw
in package at room
temperature about two hours.
Or thaw, wrapped, in 250 degree
to 300 degree oven.
CAKES: Remove baked cake
from pan; cool. Wrap and seal.
Freeze up to six months. Thaw
in package at room
temperature two to three hours
for large cake, one hour for
layers. (Unfrosted cakes freeze
better than frosted; store
frosted cakes up to two
months).
ROLLED OR DROP
COOKIES: Pack unbaked
dough in freezer container;
seal. Freeze six to 12 months.
Thaw in package at room
temperature till soft enough to
be shaped. Bake as usual.
BAR COOKIES: Spread
dough in baking pan; wrap and
seal. Freeze 6 to 12 months.
Bake cookies without thawing,
according to recipe directions,
increasing baking time if
necessary.
BAKED COOKIES: Bake as
usual; cool thoroughly. Place in
containers with waxed paper
between layers and in air
spaces; seal. Freeze six to 12
months. Thaw in package at
room temperature.
UNBAKED FRUIT PIES:
Treat light-colored fruits with
ascorbic acid color keeper to
prevent darkening. Prepare pie
as usual but don’t slit top crust.
Use metal or glass pie plate;
cover with inverted paper plate.
Wrap and seal. Freeze up to two
months. To use, unwrap frozen
pie; cut vent holes in top crust.
Bake in 450 to 475 degree oven
for 15 to 20 minutes,then in 375
degree oven till done. (Bake
frozen cherry or berry pies in
400 degree oven).
CASSEROLES: (Poultry,
Tish, or meat with vegetable or
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REM ESTAn TRAMSFERS
Paul W. Crayton, Jr., and
wife, Jane C. Crayton, to
Charles Robert Brown, Jr.
Property in DeGraffenried
Park.
F. T. Jeffries to H. M.
Wetherington and wife, Berta
Becton Wetherington. Property
in No. 8 Township.
Tryon Realty Co. of New
Bern, Inc., to Howard Chaffon
Cashwell, Jr., and wife, Juanita
H. Cashwell. Property in Fox
Hollow.
Tryon Realty Co. of New
Bern, Inc., to Les Cuthrell, Jr.,
and wife, Mabel S.
Cuthrell. Property in Southgate.
Trent Estates, Inc., to Henry
E. Longley, Jr., and wife, Ann
Longley. Property in River
Bend.
cereal product): If unbaked
mixture is hot, cool thoroughly.
Turn into ovenproof freezer
container or foil-lined
casserole. Cover and seal.
Freeze two to four months.
Uncover; bake in 400 degree
oven for one hour for pints, 1%
hours for quarts, or till food is
hot.
MEATS (roast meat or
poultry): Cook as usual)
remove excess fat and bone.
Cool quickly. Wrap and seal. To
freeze small pieces or slices,
cover with broth, gravy, or
sauce. Wrap tightly; seal.
Freeze two to four months.
Thaw large pieces in
refrigerator before heating.
Heat meats in cauces intop of
double broiler. Don’t freeze
deep-fried meats or poultry.
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CHMSTMAS ITEMS
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Trent Estates, Inc., to Jean
Patlerson Nisbet. Property in
River Bend.
Robert Bordeaux and wife,
Louphelia S. Bordeaux, to
Meloniese B. Toler. Property in
River Bend.
Mrs. Sallie Hardison to
Darold B. McCoy. Property in
Cove City.
H. C. Waldrop to Ronnie L.
Hinnant. Property in No. 7
township.
Homer H. Wellons, Jr., and
wife, Martha S. Wellons, to
Delbert C. Sanderson and wife,
Barbara H. Sanderson.
Property in No. 6 Township.
Grey Chesson and wife, Erma
R. Chesson, to Heber T. Cox,
Jr., and wife, Johanna Cox.
Property in No. 1 Township.
Peter J. Caimi to Richard E.
Matthis and wife, Donna C.
Matthis. Property in No. 6
Township.
William H. Prescott, III and
wife, Barbara B. Prescott, to
Paul W. Crayton and wife,
Fiossie D. Crayton. Property in
No. 8 township.
Paul W. Crayton and wife,
Flossie D. Crayton, to Thomas
G. Horne and wife, Judith P.
Horne. Property in No. 8
Township.
Dorothy Wetherington
Johnson to Mattie
Wetherington. Property in No. 3
Township.
Robert L. Stallings, Jr., and
wife, Margaret H. Stallings, to
Richard L. Pritchard and wife,
Margaret J. Bryan Pritchard.
Property in North Hills.
Thomas Whitford Gaskins
and wife, Carthine I. Gaskins to
Thomas Whitford Gaskins, Jr.,
and wife, Linda Fay Gaskins.
Property in No. 2 Township.
E. Udell Register and wife,
Frances Adams Register, to
Joyce Ann Neal and husband,
Robert E. Neal. Property In No.
8 Township.
C. L. Humphrey and wife,
Rena Humphrey, to James
Randall Creel and wife,
Margaret H. Creel. Property in
Dover.
Burke H. Taylor and wife,
Frances B. Taylor, to Frances
Taylor Moore. Property on
Trent Boulevard.
E. R. Johnson and wife,
Rosalie D. Johnson, to Jasper
F. Waters and wife. Pearl C.
Waters. Property on Roundtree
Street.
Colony Developers of New
Bern, Inc., to Robert Hanes
Woodard and wife, Linda B.
Woodard. Property in No. 7
Township.
Raymond E. Dunn and wife,
Ann R. Dunn, to Joseph Alene
Rowe. Property in No. 2
Township.
Colony Developers of New
Bern, Inc., to David Gentry
Ipock, Jr., and wife, Jeannette
S. Ipock. Property in No. 7
Township.
Durwood Edwards and wife,
Velma Edwards, to Kelton R.
Baker and wife, Annie R.
Baker. Property in No. l
township.
James Thomas Jackson and
wife, Jennie White Jackson, to
Andrew Jackson and wife,
Bessie B. Jackson. Property on
N. C. Highway 55.
Felix A. Eubanks and wife,
Cassie Eubanks, to Janie T.
Bennett. Property in Oakdale.
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