anaheim-gazette 1936-04-02

Simple Rules For Use of Baking Powder Insure Success in Cake Baking Knowing that baking powder leavens cake it is natural to assume that adding an extra half teaspoon to the amount specified in a recipe will give a cake greater lightness. However, that is not true, and the best plan to follow is to use the amount recommended on your baking powder can. Because of the increased efficiency of K C and some other baking powders in use today, representing about 80% of the baking powder consumed, they should be used properly to insure successful bakings. The following rules will be helpful in bringing about desired results: First, always use the amount specified on your baking powder can. This proportion has been worked out as best for that particular type. With K C, one level teaspoonful to a cup of sifted flour is sufficient for most recipes. Second, measure carefully—remember that an excess amount of any baking powder does not produce best results. A level teaspoonful means that you must level off with a knife. K C Baking Powder, the brand used in the cooking school, is one of the most economical and efficient products entering the kitchen. Properly used it will produce for you, the finest of baked goods. Recipes Used Today 1. Broiled Veal Chops—with Vegetables and Fruits. 2. Graham Scones. 3. Southern Crab Salad. 4. Royal Vintage Pie. 5. Spring Sponge Cake—Quick You will be convinced of this by giving it a fair trial and observing results obtained. You can get additional helpful information and a number of practical, tested recipes by sending for the K C Cook's Book. A copy will be mailed, postage paid, if you send your request together with the slip taken from a can of K C Baking Powder, to Jacques Manufacturing Company, Chicago, Illinois. Southern Salad 1 can of Iris Crab 5 tomatoes, peeled, cubed chilled 4 tablespoons of Pompe Olive Oil 1 tablespoon of Iris preparation mustard 2 tablespoons lemon juice vinegar 2 green onions with minced 2 cups of finely cubed celery ½ teaspoon of salt Few grain of Iris Pepper Iris Mayonnaise Capers Chilled lettuce leaves Watercress Method: Mix olive oil, mustard and vinegar. Add remaining sonings, and toss crab, onion, celery well into mixture. Arrange three tomato sections on crisp tuce leaf, to form three leaf clover. Take tablespoon of shrimp mixture and pour over center clover. Place a small puff of mousse in center and on top this sprinkle capers. Garry with watercress and serve vinaigrette. Royal Vintage Pie 2½ cups seeded Iris raisins 1 cup Welch's Grape Juice 1¾ cups water ½ cup granulated sugar ½ teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons quick cook tapioca 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons vinegar Method: Rinse raisins. Cobine all ingredients and boil for 12 to 15 minutes. Pour into pastry minutes. (½ cup of seeded raisins and grated rind of orange may be added to flame mixture if desired). Recipes Used Today 1. Broiled Veal Chops—with Vegetables and Fruits. 2. Graham Scones. 3. Southern Crab Salad. 4. Royal Vintage Pie. 5. Spring Sponge Cake—Quick Carmel Frosting. 7. Steamed Vegetable Dinner. Broiled Dinner (Veal chops with fruit and vegetables). 6 veal chops 6 medium sized tomatoes 1 can Iris Peas, or green lima beans 1 can Iris Apricot Halves Melted Butter Salt and pepper Method: Set control at 500 degrees F. Turn oven switch to broil. Preheat 10 minutes. Place veal chops on slightly greased broiler rack. Season with salt and pepper, then dot with butter lightly. Arrange the tomatoes on it in rows, cut in halves and dipped in melted butter, (cut side up). Next arrange the peas and the apricots (cut side down). Season with salt and pepper and dot with butter. Place the rack with the veal chops above the food in the broiler pan. Slide under the broiler unit after the 10 minutes pre-heating time is up; then broil 20 minutes. Then the chops at the end of 10 minutes, then broil 20 minutes longer. (Biscuits may be placed on lower rack of oven and baked at the same time other food is broiling. I often make carrot, parsley biscuits for these, by adding ½ cup of grated carrot and 2 tablespoons of finely chopped parsley to standard biscuit dough. Spicy Beef With Vegetables 2 pounds chuck or rump of beef ¼ cup Pompeian Olive Oil ½ cup lemon juice ½ cup chopped onion 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 bay leaf 1 tablespoon A1 Sauce Shortening Carrots Onions Potatoes Method: Rub meat with mixture of oil, lemon juice, onion, and seasoning. Brown in heated shortening. Place in economy cooker—and add 2 cups of water. Turn switch to high until steam comes from vent, then turn to low and cook until meat is tender. About 45 minutes before meat is completed, add vegetables and cook remaining time. Remove meat and vegetables from cooker. Take 4 tablespoons of liquid from kettle, and add 3 tablespoons of flour to it, blending carefully. Slowly stir into juice in kettle and add sufficient boiling water to give desired consistency. Add A-1 Sauce and cook a minute or two longer. Serve piping hot over meat and vegetables, surrounded by vegetables. Egg noodles may be cooked—and served with spicy beef. Graham Scones 1½ cups of graham flour 1½ cups of sifted cake flour 3 tablespoons of K.C.Baking Powder 2 tablespoons of Holly sugar 1 teaspoon of salt ¼ cup of butter Royal Vintage Pie 2½ cups seeded Iris raisins 1 cup Welch's Grape Juice 1¾ cups water ½ cup granulated sugar ½ teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons vinegar Method: Rinse raisins. Coine all ingredients and boil fry 12 to 15 minutes. Pour into pastry lined deep pie pan (10 inch), cover with top crust. Brush top milk, and bake in hot oven, degrees, for 25 minutes. (Do be baked with casserole din (375 degrees) for 1½ hours). Repeat in both flavor and color; mu like fresh grape pie. Perfection Pastry 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt ¾ cup butter 6 to 8 tablespoons cold water Method: Sift together flour and salt and cup in shortening coarsely. Add just enough ice water hold together. Divide dough two parts, roll out lower crust a line pie plate. Brush bottom w melted butter to prevent soak Fill with mixture, with remaining butter. Cover with top crust and bake in a hot oven, 450 degrees, for 10 minutes, then red heat to moderate, 350 degrees, and bake 25 or 30 minutes. Spring Sponge Cake 1 cup of sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon of K.C.Baking Powder 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 2 teaspoons of lemon juice 6 tablespoons of hot milk Method: Sift flour once, measure. Add baking powder, and s Have Your Teeth Examined Every Six Months Plates Bridge Work Plates Repaired Extractions Fillings Inlays Crowns X-Rays Dr. P. S. 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Roll ½ inch thick and cut in triangles. Place on ungreased baking sheet. Brush tops lightly with egg white and sprinkle with sugar. Bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) from 12 to 15 Come AND BRING A FRIEND I BATTER HURRY UP! SEE PAGE FOUR ANAHEIM GAZETTE Southern Salad On of Iris Crab Tomatoes, peeled, cubed and tablespoons of Pompeian Oil Tablespoon of Iris prepared and tablespoons lemon juice or green onions with tops, cups of finely cubed celery teaspoon of salt Grain of Iris Pepper Mayonnaise Lettuce leaves mercress Mud: Mix olive oil, mustard vinegar. Add remaining sea-als, and toss crab, onion, and well into mixture. Arrange tomato sections on crisp lettuce, to form three leaf clov-ake tablespoon of shrimp rice and pour over center of Place a small puff of may-be in center and on top of sprinkle capers. Garnish watercress and serve well Royal Vintage Pie Cups seeded Iris raisins Up Welch's Grape Juice Cups water Up granulated sugar Teaspoon salt Tablespoons quick cooking Tablespoons butter Tablespoons vinegar Mud: Rinse raisins. Com-1 ingredients and boil from 25 minutes. Pour into pastry Large Crowd at Cooking School (Continued from page 1) Linda., Mrs. J. O'Neil, 417 Elm street, Mrs. J. E. Nickle, Route 3, Box 145, Anaheim, Mrs. L. N. Wisser, 126 N. Helena, Mrs. E. P. Hapgood, 714 N. Philadelphia, Mrs. L. G. Schleuter, 410 E. Chartres, Hilda Jensen, 703 S. Olive, Mrs. Tom Allan, 519 S. Clementine, Mrs. L. Luebkeman, 313 E. Cypress, Mrs. J. B. Young, 316 S. Kroeger, Mrs. Leo Irwin, 1209 W. Center, Mrs. J. A. Burton, 723 N. Philadelphia, Mrs. George L. Wilson, 540 S. Resh, Mrs. Irving Milbrate, S. Palm, Gertrude Wire, 407 E. Broadway, Mrs. Mabel Eaton, 124 S. Vine, Mrs. E. Hudson, 915 Quick Caramel Frosting ..... 2 cups of light brown sugar 2 egg whites 5 tablespoons of cold water ¼ teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of vanilla Method: Put all ingredients in an aluminum sauce pan. Place on surface unit. Turn switch to low. Heat and beat mixture until thick and until it will hold a point. Parfait Delectable 2 eggs whites 2 tablespoons of water ¼ teaspoon of Iris Salt ½ cup of powdered sugar 2 cups of whipped cream 1 cup of Iris crushed pineapple ½ cup of blanched and sliced almonds Method: Add water and salt to egg whites and beat until stiff. Beat in sugar, a little at a time. W. Cypress, Mrs. Harold 408 West Oak, Mrs. A. C. 320 N. Olive, Mrs. E. L. 537 Chestnut, Mrs. Ben322 S. Indiana, Jane D. 205 S. Claudina, Mrs. D. 318 East Center, Bertha121 S. Walnut, Mrs. L. N. 127 S. Claudina, Mrs. F. 1204 N. Palm, Mrs. Floywell, 721 S. Helena, Mrs. Folsom, 203 S. Bush, MrTrokey, 532 N. Center, MFisher, 225 E. WilhelminPrentiss, 501 N. Vine, MManire, 821 N. Dickel, MMandis, 842 N. Palm, Anrsen' Route 4, Nova E. CoN. Helena, Mrs. Boyd SmPark avenue, Yorba LimLeonard C. Vincent, 205 S. Mrs. J. J. Wood, 412 E. S. Mrs. Ira S. Trexler, 1111 Ana, Mrs.F. Bremen Topeka, Adell Yungbluth, Broadway, Lorean Wooley, Wilshire, Fullerton; Mr. Kressler, 112 S.Vine,M. Green, 207 S.Bush,Mrs. Vetter, 604 E.Santa A. Abbie Robertson, 759 avenue Long Beach; anDe Long, 805 Topeka. flavor IRIS COFFEE COSTS NO MORE THAN IN TIN Pauline Edwards Royal Vintage Pie cups seeded Iris raisins cup Welch's Grape Juice cups water cup granulated sugar teaspoon salt tablespoons quick cooking tablespoons butter tablespoons vinegar Method: Rinse raisins. Commend ingredients and boil from 15 minutes. Pour into pastry deep pie pan (10 inch), covtop crust. Brush top with and bake in hot oven, 450 minutes, for 25 minutes. (Can be mixed with casserole dinner degrees) for 1½ hours). Rich flavor and color; much fresh grape pie. Perfection Pastry cups sifted all-purpose flour teaspoon salt cup butter 8 tablespoons cold water Method: Sift together flour and cup in shortening coarsed just enough ice water to together. Divide dough in parts, roll out lower crust and plate. Brush bottom with butter to prevent soaking. With mixture, with remainatter. Cover with top crust, like in a hot oven, 450 defor 10 minutes, then reduce moderate, 350 degrees, and or 30 minutes. Spring Sponge Cake cup of sifted cake flour teaspoon of K. C. Baking eggs cup sugar cups of lemon juice tablespoons of hot milk Method: Sift flour once, measAdd baking powder, and salt The Morning After Taking Carter's Little Liver Pills Buy At — JACKSON DRUG CO. 297 East Center Street ANAHEIM,CALIF. 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Santa Ana, Mrs.Abbie Robertson, 759 Freeman Avenue, Long Beach; and Marie De Long, 805 Topeka. HEAVING MONKEY WRENCH INTO THE MACHINERY They had an investigation in the senate the other day and an astute member questioned a man who wanted out of the Townsend group. He was asked how much he got for this and that and who did his washing. Some of those present fell asleep and there are some who say the investigation would prove to be a boomerang. One high up Townsendite says they have 100 members in the house and after the fall election will have 200. He says they will block any legislation that comes up unless members approve the Old Age pension plan. He says the boys had better surrender. VOTE FOR WM. A. DOLAN For CITY TREASURER Election April 14, 1936 Blue Seal ROUGH DRY SERVICE This Service Costs Only Flat Work All Ironed 2½c Blue Seal ROUGH DRY SERVICE This Service Costs Only 2½c Per Piece Flat Work All Ironed Wearing Apparel Ready for Home Ironing. 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