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MUSHROOM--CHILI BARBECUED CHICKEN A Delightful Barbecue Sauce To Tickle a Gourmet's Palate BARBECUE sauce has come|paniment to a tossed salad at a long way since it first hit the|luncheon or supper, or an in- national scene via the cowboy formal dinner starring vege- trail. tables. It is no longer merely smooth! To Do: Line deep 9" pie-plate and hot. The latest version is with American pie-pastry rolled mysteriously chunky with bits/scant 14" thick. Press down of mushrooms. What it does to|edges with tines of fork. barbecued chicken is a delight., Brush pastry with unbeaten A crisp, tossed green salad is egg white. the perfect go-along. | On bottom spread 1}; c. butter - sauted thin-sliced onion. Measurements are level; | In bowl combine 2 c. milk, 3 retipes for 6 eggs, 2 egg yolks, 1 tbsp. flour, Mushroom - Chill Barbecue 1; tsp. salt and '% tsp. nutmeg. Sauce: In qt. saucepan heat 2/Beat only until mixed. Stir in tbsps. corn oil. 34 tbsp. slightly browned butler Add 2 tsp. chili powder, %! Into pie-plate spoon1 c. grated ¢. each chopped green onion and| Switzerland Swiss or Gruyere seeded green pepper and 1/cheese. Almost fill with egg minced peeled large section gar- mixture. | lic. Slow-saute until color turns. Bake 35 min. Stir in 1 (10%-0z) can con-|375 degrees F., or until lightly denscd cream of mushroom | browned and knife, inserted in soup, % c. ketchup, 14 c. water centre, comes out clean and 1 tbsp. vinegar. Simmer 15 Serve warm. min.; stir often This same recipe may be used Mushroom Barbecued for Switzerland Cheese - Onion Chicken: Brush 3 split small| Tarts to serve warm as an hors broiling chickens with salad oil. d'oeuvre as on the continent. Dust with seasoned sait. Place| In this case use 1 (12 com- on shallow pan, skin-side down. partment) 2 Juifin pan in-| Broil 15 min., 6' from heat. lead of a piepiste. Divide| 3 auted onion and grated | 3 br . more, : Sh + Turn; broil 15 min. more cheese, in pans. Finish as di- Brush generously with mush- rected above. room-chili barbecue sauce. Con-' Bake 25 min. tinue to cook 30 min. or untill Serve within 10 min. or keep fork-tender. warm on a radiant heat tray. Baste with sauce and every 5 min. grill TOMATO TREAT If preparing outdoors, | | ; A fo | Stuff hollowed out tomatoes chicken skin-side-up 6 min. over With choslay Theor, atonal Slowits coals. Finish as direct |bacon pieces and some of the [tomato pulp. Top with bacon TOMORROW'S DINNER |and cheese and pop into the Frosty Vegetable Juice | broiler. It makes a delicious Lemon Wedges {summer tomato treat, says the Mushroom - Barbecued {Food Chicken | ment, Crisp Potato Chips Succotash Guelph. Mixed Green Salad | Lemon and Raspberry Sherbet Hot or Iced Coffee Tea Milk CHEF BAKES SWITZERLAND CHEESE-ONION PIE Try this appetizing ple as a hot entree at lunch, an accom- | in mod. oven, turn and Nutrition Macdonald Depart- Institute, Model Shoe Store SUMMER SHOE SALE Now In Full Swing! LADIES' HIGH and ILLUSION * HEELS * Reg. oc 498 MODEL SHOE STORE 55 King E. (Corner Albert) WIFE PRESERVERS Paper stuck to wood can be removed by letting a few drops of oil soak into it. Then rub gently 'with & clean 'cloth; HOUSEHOLD HINT For a different breakfast] treat, try alternating layers of orange chunks, sliced bananas and strawberries in your pret- tiest parfait glasses. Top with sour cream and a sprinkle of brown sugar. | TRADE MARK NOSE SPRAY [//# Lets you breathe easier AVAILABLE | BAYER NOSE DROPS | | 1 | worried. {FEELS REJECTED MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL Dear Mary Haworth: Why ® |would a matron in her late 40s, d [gray and stout, suddenly go man-crazy? She worked hard all her mar- ried life, has been a good mother to her family and now her chil- dren are grown and away from home. Her husband is home on weekends. She has been faithful to a faithless husband. Yet, today, every sentence begins or ends with "I" "me" or "my," or else is about some man who is making a play for her. She is filling her foolish head with the idea of men. She is alone for days, with little social life and an idle mind. How can her family, friends and Zocter Help her? We are Dear C.D.: It occurs to me that this good woman's man- crazy phase, of recent date, could be a byproduct of loneli- ness and a conviction of being unloved and not needed by any- one. Her latter-day preoccupation {with self, an attitude that dif- Middle-Aged Matron Has Odd Personality Change fers radically from her past de- votion to a faithless husband and children, since grown and gone, may be symptomatic of encroaching emotional depres- sion unrecognized by her critics. This depression may be fos- tered by a blend of stresses, suuch as glandular or emotional imbalance linked to beginning menopause; by the family's gen- eral neglect of her; by the emptiness of her domestic rou- tine with no children at hand any more and by her own un- faced feeling that time is run- ning out, that she is getting older, less desirable, etc., and none of her hopes of happiness have materialized. Her notion that men are making a play for her; that all of a sudden she is a magnet for them; could be part of a private drama she is building up in her daydreams to compen- sate herself, as it were, for a desperate shortage of affection in her real life today. FALSE FRIENDS It may be that, in keeping with her consolatory fantasies, she is behaving coquettishly in her happenstance encounters with men, thus inviting (from their viewpoint) a "fresh" fol- low-through, which seemis to her to coroborate her theory that she is irresistible to males in her middle-age. How can her family, friends and doctor help her? Well, if she is withdrawing from reality to make loneliness bearable, as your testimony in- dicates, the problem is probably too deep for non-specialists to solve. A psychoanalyst's insight and understanding may be es- sential to get her back on the path of normality. However, any of you who sin- cerely wish to help who aren't just carping critics, can do the humane thing in the circum- stances. You should (if you have it in you) be as friendly, hos- pitable and kind to her as you would want others to be to you if you were bereft of devotion and care in our home life. M.H. CANNOT FORGET Dear Mary Haworth: Last summer I stayed with old and dear friends stationed at an air force base who asked young airmen to their place. There I met Rex, we dated a few times, then I had to come home, leav- ing without letting him know. But I can't forget. I keep dreaming of him, seeing his harAeome face. I know I am in love and feel as if I will die. How can I erase the memory? Please help me if you can. K.V. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 27, 1981 Dear K.V.: You faded out on Rex, expecting that he would give chase, I gather. When he didn't, you felt as if you had cut your own throat, That's why you torture yourself in dreams. New loves heal old wounds of that sort. It isn't the lost love of yesteryear so much as it is the lack of courting activity to- day that depresses you. Help yourself by widening the horizons of your social life. M.H. Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper. Good Gardeners Check The Chores Before Vacation If you want to enjoy your gar- den in the fall, give it some faithful attention before you leave on your vacation. John A. Weall of the Department of Hor- ticulture at the Ontario Agricul- tural College, suggests that you see to these things before you go on holidays. Don't cut the lawn to less than one inch in height. 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