nmiOTday, April 3. 1975 Creative Cooking From The Kitchen 1 By MILDRED HUSKINB 3 Easter time is also the time f g Be ready with some delicious MUftes to serve to family using hard cooked eggs which -sattbe tucked around is various •jpMqea after the hunts have been .forgotten. •If you are looking for ; '' v - I n ; 1 flEf WflS&Pm mm* t Sv fj. MAIN DISH Combine handy, everyday ingredients such as eggs, cheese and frozen vegetables to create a hearty one-dish entree that's perfect for lunch or dinner menus. ~— ‘ ' NOTICE! jgH The regular monthly meeting of the Edenton -1 Chowan Board of Edu cation will be held April 7.1975. at 8:00 P. M. in the third Floor Confer ence Room of the Coun ty Office Building. ... inwwttHaiMßßmHat % See your child in Black & White, also and LEGGEITCSTORES &\ :Vour baby's special charm aaptumd by our specialist in child photography - Photographer Hours: Thursday 9:30 - 5:30 '3; jwt the gift for everyone in the family! All ages - family groups, too. Limit Friday 9:30 - 7:00 i one special par parson. Saturday 9:30 - 6:00 ■-< You'll see finished pictures - NOT PROOFS —in Just a few days. Choose ft | 9 x 10's, 5 x 7‘s or wallet size. Arthritis Sufferer*: 1 WAKE UP WITHOUT | ALL THAT STIFFNESS! 3f ew formula for arthritis i inor pain is so strong you IrcU take it less often and still an the mom inf with hc pain’* stiffness,' entle you can take', t on an empty stem* ailed Arthritis Pairt Get hmm of r*- for Arthritis Pom . by tk< makers of something quick, easy, and different to prepare for dinner, why not feature eggs? Sure, eggs are great for breakfast, but more and more often eggs are finding their way to the dinner table. This is not surprising, however, because in addition to being a good bargain during these days of rising FREEZONE IS FOR CORNS THAT HURT. WWy Swot wiSW FretMM can Set* you remove Sim Try it. Tea’ll tat. Is jest San. thtcan mill Mr ■fftrocssffixractfy costs, eggs are high in nutrition and quick and easy to prepare. Reach for eggs, cheese and a package of frozen vegetables, a few handy, everyday ingredients and you come up with this interesting dish. Vegetables and Eggs au Gratin is a hearty one-dish entree that Swine Law Clarification Recent inquires indicate that accurate knowledge of the February, 1975, changes in health requirements for swine entering North Carolina has not received sufficient distribution. It is hoped the following paragraphs will help make the requirements better known and understood. All swine entering North Carolina, except those consigned to slaughter, must be accompanied by an official Interestate Health Certificate issued in accordance with Section 5-135 of the Health Regualations Governing admission of livestock and poultry into North Carolina.' In addition to the health certificate, a permit is required for swine shipped from a livestock market, or swine which have passed through a livestock market within the preceding 30 days. A permit is not required for swine which are moved into this state directly from a farm in another state, or directly from a breed sponsored sale. f PARKING LOT TTe Cnr GRAB TABLE SALE!! lliicr - 1C CUL til 7 SI.M. sJ Cost Is Completely Forgotten ... We Need The Space! Downtown Edenton Most Quantities Are Limited... Don’t Let . Yonr Neighbor Beat You To This Sale THE CHOWAN HERALD comes right from the oven to tne table and is perfect for lunch or dinner. Vegetables and Eggs au Gratin 2 tablespoons butter or margarine l /4 cup chopped-onion 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour ~ 1 cup milk \ cup grated American cheese 1 teaspoon salt X teaspoon prepared mustard Ms teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Dash black pepper 1 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen green peas or mixed vegetables 3 hard cooked eggs, quartered Melt butter in saucepan. Add onion and saute until golden brown. Blend in flour. Gradually stir in milk. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to boil and is thickened. Add one-half cup of the cheese, the salt, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, and pepper, stirring until cheese is melted. Cook peas or vegetables as directed on package. Drain. Pour half the sauce into a shallow one-quart baking dish; add half of the egg wedges and the vegetables; top with remaining egge wedges. Care fully spoon on remaining sauce. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Heat under broiler until cheese is nelted and lightly browned. Makes three or four servings. Dinner Casserole Deluxe 5 hard cooked eggs 1 can (3 oz.) sliced mushrooms 2 tablespoons flour M teaspoon salt M teaspoon onion salt M cup minced celery 'z cup packaged poultry stuffing M cup grated American cheese Heat oven to 375 degrees. Slice shelled eggs into a shallow two-quart baking dish. Drain mushrooms and add juice of mushrooms to milk and make one cup liquid. Heat one tablespoon butter in saucepan, add mushrooms and saute two or three minutes. Scatter mushrooms over eggs. In saucepan, melt the rest of the butter. Stir in salt, flour, onion salt then milk mixture. Cook stirring until thick. Add celery and pour aver eggs. Scatter stuffing, mixed with cheese, over the top. Bake uncovered 20 minutes or until bubbly. Serves four. Quiche Lorraine is a favorite at our house for Saturday lunch with a crunchy green salad. It also can be cut in tiny wedges and is a popular appetizer. We often make it with franks instead of the sausage or without meat at all but increase the amount of onion and sharp cheese. Try it your way. Quiche Lorraine 1 unbaked nine-inch pie shell 1 pkg. brown and serve sausage 1 cup shredded sharp cheese 1 small green pepper, sauteed One-third cup minced onion 4 eggs 2 cups light cream Os The Chowan Herald 3 /4 teaspoon salt 'i teaspoon sugar Dash cayene red pepper Heat oven to 425. Fry sausage in saucepan and drain. Sprinkle cooked sausage, cheese, onion and green pepper in pie shell. Beat eggs slightly; beat in remaining ingredients. Pour cream mixture into pie shell. Bake 15 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 300 and bake 30 minutes longer or until knife inserted one inch from edge comes out clean. Let stand 10 minutes before cutting. Serve in wedges. Quickies Vary your Apple-Celery Salad by adding cubed Swiss or Gruyere cheese to the fruit after sprinkling with lemon juice to keep it from discoloring. One cup sour cream with a bit of salt is enough of a dressing to hold four cups of apples and one cup diced celery together with a cup of cubed cheese. —O— Make your own tarter sauce by adding two tablespoons each of chili sauce, chopped onion, chopped pickle, chopped dill pickle, chopped parsley, one teaspoon lemon juice, one-half teaspoon dry mustard, salt and pepper to one cup of sour cream or yougurt. —O— For a hot sandwich with a difference, split and butter New Director Is Announced RALElGH—Secretary of Administration Bruce A. Lentz has announced a new director to head up the State Economic Opportunity Office (SEOO). Lentz said Harry B Baither, 40, of Greensboro, will direct the anti-poverty program which coordinates and assists the acitvities of the state's 35 action agencies. Among them is Economic Improvement Council, Inc., which operates programs in the 10-county Region “R”. SEOO provides the governor, state agencies and the federal Community Services Administration's regional and national offices with data on the causes and conditions of poverty in North Carolina. "The SEOO will seek ways to develop and improve resources to assist community action agencies and other anti-poverty efforts within the state,” said Lentz. I the Little Mint in Eden ton -gw E . toasted English muffins, sparead with a mixture of cottage cheese and grated sharp Cheddar Cheese. Top each layer of cheese with a thin slice of tomato. Place under broiler until cheese melts. Serve immediately with a garnish of broiled bacon if desired. For an added decorative touch for the ladies’ luncheon table, roll a stick of butter in chopped parlley, slice it into pats and arrange prettily on a plate. —O— Honey Butter on a sundae is a special treat. In a one quart sausecpan melt one-half cup ♦ Meeting Os Board Os ♦ ! Equalization and Review J fj The County Board of Commissioners * I Os Chowan County Will Sit As A Board j ♦ Os Equalization And Review ♦ I County Office Buildmg-Tax Department + ! Monday, April 7th | i AT 2:00 P. M. n , ♦ Fcr th* purpose of examining and reviewing the 1974 tax list of each | township and shall hear any and all taxpayers who own or control taxable £ property assessed for taxation in the county with respect to the valuation f of such property or the property of others and shall equalize the valuation P Os such property and correct any errors appearing on the abstracts and f ■ ■ for the transaction of any other business which may come before the board . "n Compliance with the Machinery Act of the year 1939, revised through || Sessions Laws of 1971. t APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE t j WITH THE TAX SUPERVISOR f I DALLAS LJETHRO, JR.; | Clerk to the Board of Equalization and Review butter with one-eighth teaspoon cinnamon. Remove from heat. Blend in three-fourths cup honey and dash of salt. Stir in one-haif cup whipping cream until smooth. Add one teaspoon orange extract, if desired, warm over ice cream. Yummy! DOUBLE VOLUME Propery whipped whipping cream will double in volume. The secret is to have a cold bowl and beaters, cold whipping cream, and to whip the cream before adding sugar and flavoring. COOKING EGGS Cook eggs at low to moderate temperatures; high tempera* tures and over cooking toughen eggs. Page 5-B Booklet for Buyers Os Used, Appliances Some practical pointers on buying used appliances have been compiled into a booklet by a housing specialist of the U.S. Department of Agricul ture’s Extension Service. The seven-page booklet tells where to look for used appli ances, suggests some questions to ask the seller, lists some things to watch for, and defines terms used in connection with used appliances—“as is,” “re built,” “freight-damaged,” etc. Buying tips on specific appli ances such as refrigerators, ranges, freezers, washers and dryers are included. Copies of “Buying a Used Appliance” (PA-1102) are available for 30 cents each from Consumer Information.. Pueblo, Colorado 81009.

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