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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, March 14, 1964 THE RECIPE for this hand- some Irish Soda Bread is based on the authentic version that originated in Kilkenny. A Tea-Time Treat For Tuesday; ; Old-Fashioned Irish Soda Bread ': Almost considered a_ staple at tea-time in Ireland, soda bread has gained fame and popularity abroad. Traditionally, this quickbread| is flavored with raisins and car-| away seeds and has a cross cut} into the top before baking. Our version is true to form and flavor of the authentic Irish Soda Bread, but lighter-textured due to the use of baking powder which helps alleviate the heavi- ness often found in the original. It's tender and moist, just slightly, sweet, with a fairly compact texture. It slices very well. Wrapped in fyoil or plastic and stored in the bread box, it; keeps several days -- if it's well'g9 minutes, or until well-brown- hidden! ; Customarily, Irish Soda Bread is served plain with butter as a snack or dessert accompaniment to hot, strong tea. However, you'll find that it's also de- licious when toasted and spread with honey or jam. | Irish Soda Bread will add a table on St. Patrick's Day- as well as being a simple-to-bake:-- treat for less celebrated occa-; sions, IRISH SODA BREAD (Yield) One loaf, approx. 8-inches diameter 3% cups once-sifted all-purpose flour Y cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons baking powder ¥Y% cup chilled margarine or | butter 2 cups dark seedless raisins,| 1 1-3 cups buttermilk 1 egg ; 1 teaspoon baking soda | Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.| (moderately hot). Grease al round, 6-cup casserole or round] 'ountonhelp fromt baking dish 8-inches across by| 1%-inches deep. Sift together into a mixing} bowl the flour, sugar, salt and baking powder. With fork, stir NU-WAY RUG ©0000 08 6.8 6 ling rack for 10 minutes.. Turn hue of the anki cod to your|0ut onto rack to continue cool- . ling Do not cut until thoroughly for tourism has announced: Up ito now, this courtesy was ex- jtended only to groups travelling! 2 tablespoons caraway seeds jby air or boat. plumped | e DR.CHASES ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: My hus- band pays income taxes hand over fist. He has no interest in anyone except himself, and ne interest in anything but making money, I used to have guests plover but he humiliated me b; ; |yawning in their faces and doz- - ling when they spoke. | One night I invited three cou- ples for dinner. At 10:30 p.m. he announced, "I'm tired. Good + night." He turned out the lights and left us sitting in the dark * That was in 1957 and I have not asked anyone over since. I've always wanted to travel andathere is ho reason why we | ' A Supper Treat-- |Onion-Cheese Pie ; Glances through any good cookbook reveal few recipes, other than desserts, without at {least a hint of onion, Skilful use of onions; adding them sparing- " |ly.for some dishes, lavishly for others can bring flattering com- ments about your cooking. Try this superb onion - cheese pie from the Foods Department at Macdonald Institute, Guelph He Cultivates Money -- Instead, of Manners shouldn't see. the world and en- joy ourselves, We get as far as the brochures, He nods and lets me think he is serious, When it comes to buying the tickets he gives me ten reasons why he can't leave town. Is it fair that I should be get- ting so little out of life just be- cause my husband is a driven, money - mad, stick-in-the-mud? --MRS, BLAH - Dear Mrs. Blah: No,it isn't, flected in the tone of voice. T others are plagued, too. maddening after a while. But ugly with his friends, "Yes, I certainly am_ long- minal facility . . you might say." . Beyond hope, ago, They have a daughter my age. I will call her Brenda. use throughout the conversationjlike a tramp. I agree that. my and this makes me mad, too,/mother Please deal with this prob-|Brenda wears a monster hair-do lem in the column. I am surejand piles on the make up. But this is just poor taste and has -- A.K.W.\nothing to do with her morals. Dear A.K.W.: A busy signal|/Brenda is actually one of the can be frustrating and even/micest girls I have ever known. the mature person copes with|better she would like her. Don't the frustration and doesn't getjyou think it is unfair of my mother to judge my friend from Keep this simple answer by,her outward appearance? -- 'the phone and use when needed,| DEFENDER winded. I guess I have no ter- "You can't judge a book by it's cover" and it's true, because Dear "Ann Landers: I am a.S0Me covers are misleading. 15-year-old girl who needs your!But a cheap or shoddy cover help. A family moved to this;om a good book is indefensible neighborhood about three weeks.and stupid. , real favor, wise her up. My mother says Brenda looks is. part - way right. BOOKS WANTED If mother got to know Brenda Dear Defender: They say be sold at the Library. If you want to do Brenda a soso To celebrate Canadian Library Week, April 4-11, 1964, the McLaughlin Public Library will sponsor a BOOK FAIR in aid of Curve Lake Indian Library. Your donation of books (in good condition), recent English and Foreign language magazines, local history and paperbacks will PLEASE LEAVE BOOKS AT THE MAIN DESK OR THE BOOKMOBILE. DURING MARCH and you are a fool if you let him get away with it. Plan a trip and buy the tick- ets yourself. Tell him if he will not go you will invite (as your guest) a woman friend or a rel- ative in his place. (It would be lovely if you chose who could not afford a trip.) Then do it and send me a post card, Dear Ann Landers: What do you think of people who call on the telephone and start the con- versation like this: "Well, it's about time. I've been trying to get your line for over an hour." Or--"My but you have a busy telephone. This is the fifth time I've tried to reach you and your line has been tied up." I always get the uncomforta- to delight your family and spice 3 4 up your winter Suppers. Quick to make, it's liberally Pastry for 9' shell spiked with plump, dark rais- }114 cups thinly sliced onions ins and accented with caraway |9°" tablespoons butter seeds in the Irish manner. 14 cups milk 14 cups grated cheddar cheese eggs, beaten teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika to 1 teaspoon curry powder dash cayenne pepper tablespoon cold milk In double boiler' top over heat, saute opions in in caraway seeds. With pastry|1 blender, cut in margarine or} butter until mixture is like|direct coarse oatmeal. Stir in raisins,|butter until tender but not With rotary beater, beat to-|brown. Arrange in bottom of gether buttermilk, and| uncooked pie shell, Using same soda.. Stir into flour mixture|double boiler, heat milk over until dry ingredients are damp-|boiling water ened. Blend salt, paprika, curry Turn this rather stiff dough Powder, cayenne and 1 table- out onto lightly floured board or|SP00n milk; | add with cheese to canvas; knead until thoroughly|hot. milk. Stir until cheese blended and smooth. Place injmelts; slowly stir in beaten prepared casserole or baking/es8S; pour over onions, Bake at dish, pat down to even slightly,,429 degrees F. for 15 minutes; With sharp knife, cut a cross on,'educe temperaturfe to 300 de- top, about 14-inch deep, running)gtees F. and bake about 30 min- almost to edges of loaf tutes, until a silver knife insert- : : ' -entre comes out clean. Bake in'preheated oven, 50 tojd in centre comes ONL Cran. WORLD OF Boauty. AWAITS YOU HERE! moles and permanently ed and cake tester inserted in centre comes out clean Loaf should be covered with foil after 30 or 40 minutes of baking to prevent over-brown- ing. Remove baked loaf from oven; let stand, in pan, on cool-] Removes warts, superfluous hair and painlessly by ELECTROLYSIS New Kree Imperial Machine now "installed for your con- venience MARIE MURDUFF Will be in Oshawa at the Genosha Hotel, Mar. 16, 17, 18 PHONE 723-464 cool. DON'T NEED VISAS BELGRADE (AP) -- Tourists trvelling to Yugoslavia by bus or train will be permitted 72- hour stopovers without visas, the Yugoslav federal committee ble feeling that I must tell the caller to whom I haye been speaking. When I give out the information I become annoyed with myself. After all, it's really nobody's business and I shouldn't have to make any apologies. My irritation is re- WOMAN CONSUL Britain's first woman consul was appointed to Havana in 1964. She is Miss Mildred For- rester, 56 at the time of her move pe YOUR '(HOLIDAY | § PHOTOS Bf EXpERTLY Of FINisHED ; * BLACK and WHITE m = OR COLOR - DONE ON PREMISES FOR PROMPT SERVICE NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 728-1619 251 KING ST. E. For fast relief from menstr e 4 active i PARADOL SHOP SAVE! spree. 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