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Vj cup cider vinegar
Vi cup sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon soy sauce
V4 cup cold water
Vi cup pickled ginger root, sliced
Make a frying batter of eggs, flour,
water, and salt. Stir until smooth.
Dip duck cubes into batter and fry,
a few at a time, in deep fat heated
to 350 degrees F. to 360 degrees F.,
until golden brown. Drain on paper
towels; put into a warm dish. Make
a hot sauce with boiling water,
cider vinegar, and sugar, and stir
until dissolved. Make a smooth
mixture of the cornstarch and soy
sauce with cold water, and stir into
vinegar-sugar mixture. Cook, stir
ring over low heat until thickened.
Add the ginger root, stir well, heat,
and pour over fried duck or
venison. Serves 6.
Growing older is a continuous
process -- one that involves the total
person. So feeling good about
yourself isn't something that comes
about in later years. Tt, too, is a
continuing process that involves the
total person.
Enjoying your age means staying
in the mainstream of life through
continuous learning. It means tak
ing delight in work and through
continuous learning. It means tak
ing delight in work and play, and
participating with others and show
ing concern for others.
Now showing concern for others
takes many forms. If you have had
a satisfying career, share your
knowledge and perspective with
others. If you've always contributed
to the community, continue to do
so. If you have a physical limita
tion, show concern for others by
sharing your emotional and intel
lectual skills. And listening, really
listening, is a very important way of
showing concern for others.
Things you'll want to avoid
include self-centeredness. isolation,
loss of interest in others, and
indifference to yourself and others.
Coping with problems as they
arise, making decisions, asking for
help and accepting assistance when
it is needed most - all these things
will help make you feel good about
wurself as you grow older.
i A "funny" noise coming from a
refrigerator isn't necessarily your
cue to call someone in to service it.
Sometimes you can put an end to
the unusual sounds -- without
paying a professional.
First, make sure the strange
noise is peculiar to your refrigerator
model. It's normal to hear the
sound of trickling water in the
frostless types. And in models with
built-in ice makers, you'll hear the
sound of running water filling the
molds, a humming noise as the ice
is pushed out and then the sliding
sound of ice filling a bucket.
But if your refrigerator's sound is
abnormal, see if there's anything
virbrating on top of the appliance.
You may have to find a new place
for the cookie jar or car keys if
they're causing trouble.
Most refrigerators will sound a
protest if they're not level. Just
provide a little tender loving care,
and your refrigerator should quiet
down .
Refrigerators are also fussy
about touching a wall. They'll
make funny noises if placed too
close to a wall. But you can avoid
this by installing your refrigerator
according to the recommendations
in the service manual.
Give your refrigerator repair
service and your pocketbook a
break. Try to solve the problem of
that strange noise yourself. Then
call in professional help if needed.
A successful cooking school for
men was conducted in 1982. Are
you interested in learning to cook
for fun or because you are your
own cook? Call 875-2162 if in
terested. Ellen Willis, Home
Economics Extension Agent will
organize and conduct the classes
for late winter and early spring.
Srhrdik
Tuesday, February 15, 1963, 7i30
p.m. - Area Meeting - Mildouson,
Ptiilippi and North Raeford Exten
sion Homemaker Clubs.
Ftbraary 26-March 6, 1983 -
Southern Living Show, Charlotte
Merhcandise Mart, Charlotte.
N.C.
Hint
] Match the size of the pan to the
heating element. More heat will get
to the pin; less wtll be lost to
surrounding air.