Recipes Of
The Week
By Miss EVELYN HANCOCK
Home Service Director
Virginia Electric and
Power Company
Cooks — Look!
Many gremlins sneak up on the
unsuspecting beginner in the field
How mild can a cigarette be?
MORE PEOPLE
SMOKE CAMELS
than any
other cigarette!
' and among the millions who do...
VIC RASCHI
Famous pitcher
for the New York
Yfl nk(‘P» shvs:
“Camel mildness
agrees with my
throat! And
there's nothing so
cheering as that
Camel Davor!’’
I of culinary art. If she isn't a vie-1
tim of poor selection in the groe- ’
ery store or balked by contrary
equipment, she is tripped by mis
interpreting terms in the kitchen
department. For example, "score”
has nothing to do with music
! when found in the cook book but
means to cut narrow grooves rj
[gashes. A "cobbler" doesn't make
| shoes but is a type of deep dish
I fruit pie mdde with rich biscuit
i dough with top and side crusts or
'with too crust only. Even an ex
! pei ienced cook wonders why a
i "bisque” can be either a rich
cream soup or a frozen ice cream
with nuts in it.
Provided ingredients, equip
a, '. terminology are -'ll an-1
derstood — measure is another |
thing to heckle the beginner. To
day most recipes are given in
standard level measurements so a j
standard set of measures is a
must in every kitchen. Flour is
always sifted once before meas-'
uring. Abbreviations most com
monly used are:
t or tsp.—teaspoon; T or tbl. or
tblsp. or tbsp.—tablespoon; c—
cup; B. P.—baking powder.
Being faced with substitutions
we have these equivalent meas
ures:
Dry: 3t equal 1 T; 4 T equal
1-4 C; 16 T equal 1 C; 8 qt. equal
1 Peck (pk.); 4 pk. equal 1 Bush
el (bu.l; 4 T Cocoa equal 1 Oz.
Chocolate (Cho.); 1 Oz. Chocolate'
equal 1 Sq. Chocolate; 1 Oz. Grat-!
ed Chocolate equal 5 T; 1 Grated
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Marta Toren and Howard I)uIf discover romance against the back
ground of post-war European intrigue in Universal-International's
dramatic "Spy Hunt.” The film also stars Philip Friend, Robert
Douglas. Philip Dorn and Walter Slczak with Kurt Kreugcr featured.
It is showing at the Vicca Theatre Thursday and Friday.
Nutmeg equal 2 3-4 T; 1 Oz. Grat
ed Spice equal 4 T; 1 C Lard equal
1 1-8 C Butter or Margarine; 1 C
Butter equal 7-8 C Lard; 1 C
Bread Flour equal 1 1-8 C Cake i
Flour; 1 C Cake Flour equal 7-8 C
Bread Flour.
Liquid: 2 C equal 1 Pt.; 1 Pt.i
equal 1 Lb.; 4 C equal 1 Qt.; 2
Pts. equal 1 Qt.
If you know these measures
equal one pound in weight it will
save a job in mixing:
2 C Milk, 2 C Buttef, 2 C Chop
ped Nuts, 2 C Granulated .Sugar,
2 2-3 C Brown Sugar, 2 C Lard,
3 C Powdered Sugar, 2 1-2 Cj
Ground Coffee, 4 C Flour—un
sifted. 3 C Corn Meal, 8-12 Eggs, i
broilerTmeal
Broiling does not require any
special skill. When properly
broiled,, foods are tops in flavor,
appearance, and appetite appeal
In addition they are easy to digest
as there is no excess fat. It is the [
easiest, and quickest way to pre
pare a meat or a whole meal, j
There are times when every
homemaker would prefer to do a
quick meal that is equally as
nutritious and appealing to her
family as the one that she has
spent hours to prepare. Few
people think of doing complete
meals on the broiler unit Many
combinations such as this one
can be broiled successfully.
Cheeseburgers
Use youi favorite recipe to
Clubs To Observe
25ih Anniversary
The 25th anniversary of the 4-H
Club work in North Carolina
will be celebrated at State Col
lege July 24-28 when the annual
State 4-11 Club Week is held with
some 1,400 members from all
parts of the State attending.
Program for the week has been
announced by officials of the
State College Extension Service.
Most of the speakers will be for
mer 4-H Club members All were
outstanding in club work and now
are outstanding citizens in their
respective fields.
The first State 4-H Club Week
was held 25 years ago with less
than 400 members attending. This
\ear boys and girls from every
county in the State will be pre
sent.
make hamburger steak. Place a
slice of cheese in the center of
a hamburger pattie. Put equal
amounts of hamburger on each
side of the cheese. Place patties
on center of broiler rack Place
broiler pan 3 inches from unit
and broil 6 minutes on either side.
After turnnmg the cheeseburger,
place the sweet potato supremos
on rack around the cheeseburgers,
and they will brown within the
last (i minutes.
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country and scarcely (col it in a Mercury.
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springing and .“St«di-Linc” steering!
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you re way ahead with its amazing
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Social News
Business Visitor Here
Mrs. J. E. Smith of Windsor was]
a business visitor here Saturday.
Visited In Manteo Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Wynne
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Felton
Keel visited in Nags Head and
Manteo Sunday.
Spend Week-end At Nags Head ;
Mr. and Mrs H. D. Carter I
spent the week-end at Nags Head
Here From Boston
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Mrs. Mary Powers of Boston is
spending a few days here with
her son. Patrolman M F. Powers, |
and family.
L. R. Harrell, present State 4-H
leader, has headed 4-H work
for the full quarter of a century,
and this year’s program will be
dedicated to him. He was respon
sible for combining the original
corn clubs for boys and tomato i
clubs for girls into a single pro- I
gram. He also initiated the annual
Club Week.
Governor Scott, one of the
speakers for this year’s program,
is a former 4-H boy, Dr. J. H.
Hilton, dean of agriculture at
State College, who also will speak
was once a 4-H member in Cabar
rus County.
Highlight of the week will be
the Silver Anniversary party on
Tuesday evening, July 24, follow
ed by the tapping of outstanding
club boys and girls for member
ship in the State Honor Club
A health Pageant will be given
and the the king' and queen of
health will be crowned on Wed
nesday evening. The outstanding
feature Thursday nigiit will be
the annual dress revue presenting
the wprk of 4-H girls. The special
week will close with the tradi
tional candle-lighting ceremony
on Friday night.
The boys and girls will be
guests of Governor and Mrs.
Scott at the Mansion on Wednes-*
day. In addition to the demon
strations and livestock judging
contests, finals of the 4-H speak
ing contest will be held during
Club Week for the first time.
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