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eS en eg henge, PUM Ne Oy tara ewery at ee a tive Association says "Tf an-|Christmas and with an election other. man brings on an electionjin December "it's not easy.' around Christmas I'm going to|/Premier Roblin's Conservative POOR ELECTION TIME | WINNIPEG (CP) -- President 1 can't seem to get tne guy out of my mind, 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 6, 1963 ANN LANDERS SKIM MILK Smooth As Satin Custard For The Diet Conscious Today, satin-smoothness, just- firm texture, and delicacy of flavor are the desirable qual- ities of perfect custards, Good cooks through the centuries have worked to improve the techniques of preparing such custards. Milk, eggs, sugar and flavorings are the basic ingre- dients for custards -- and in the careful balance of these ele- ments, and precise attention to baking, lie the success of the finished product. A delightful, and most deli- cately textured custard is made with skim milk, For 'all its satiny texture, and luxurious smoothness to the tongue, skim milk custard is a streamlined dessert, modest in calories, Traditionally, custards are baked slowly at moderate tem- peratures, But a new quick method of baking at high tem- perature is recommended after exhaustive tests. The secret of the new fast method is the use of scalded milk in the custard mixture;, and in pre-warming custard cups before the custard goes into the oven; and in using very hot water in the water- bath. The result of this proce- dure is to cut baking time in half -- and with no loss of deli- cacy in the finished custard. Skim milk custards may be served in the individual custard CHARMER Here. is the quick method -for ng! skim milk custards both in individual cups and larger baking dish: SKIM MILK CUSTARD (Individual Size ) Y% tsp. soft butter 4 medium eggs 6 tbsp. sugar % cup cold skim milk Dash salt 1 tsp. vanilla extract 4 drops almond extract 2 cups skim milk, scalded Set oven at 400 degrees, Light- ly butter six five-ounce custard cups, Set in a shallow pan in the oven so that the cups will warm as the ovenheats, Beat eggs with fork until yolks Callous In-Laws Deserve Criticism Dear Ann: My sound like a soap opera every word is true, I'm a widow, 27, with an eight- year-0ld son, I have no relatives that I know of, having been raised in an orphanage. My hus- band was killed in a hunting accident three years ago, His parents who are well-to-do and socially prominent live in an- other city, The last time I saw them was at my husband's fu- meral, They have shown no in- terest in me or their grandchild, not even a letter to inquire how we are getting along. I'm sure they wish to ignore us because Danny is retarded, | I attend night school and work) part-time as a stenographer, I'm unable to hold a regular job because of Danny, My pastor and doctor are aware of the physical strain and the financial struggle, They have suggested I put Danny in an institution, T don't want to do it. Danny needs my love and besides he's all I have. Shall I write my father-in-law (whom I haven't seen or heard from in three years) and ask for financial help? I don't want to beg for charity but what can I do?--ELLEN Dear Ellen: You can do as your pastor and doctor advise. I suspect you are hanging on to your child for your sake, rather than this, It may well be that Danny would be happier in an institution, Your in-laws have demon- strated they have no interest in you or your son, This is about as low as people can get and I) would not demean myself by} asking such heartless clods for} help, | Dear Ann Landers: I'm a wife) and mother, married 10 years and am approaching 34, Maybe letter will but dish, use the same ingredients and follow the same procedure, warming the baking dish as the oven heats to 400 degrees, Pour mixture at once into warmed 1% quart baking dish. Cover with regular aluminum foil with an opening 1%" wide and 5%" long cut from centre.) Place baking dish in a pan shal- low enough to allow the top of the baking dish to extend above the rim of the water-bath pan, Fill pan with enough heated) water to reach a level 4" from| the top of the baking dish. Bake in hot oven 400 degrees, 20 min-| utes, remove cover, Cook 10 minutes lenger or until silver knife inserted in centre of cus- tard comes out clean, Remove from the oven and take baking dish from hot water at once, Cool and refrigerate, uncovered. Cut in squares or spoon into in- dividual dessert dishes. 6 to 8 servings, About 138 calories per serving on basis of 6 servings, or about 103 calories per serving on basis of 8 servings. pure disgust of it will cure me, I've been day-dreaming about} a former sweetheart whom I have not seen in 11 years, The day-dreaming started about six months ago when I heard "our" song on the radio, I just sat there like a ninny and all the warm memories washed over me like a glorious wave, Now and whites are just blended. Combine with sugar; stir in cold milk, salt, vanilla and almond, Quickly add egg mixture to scalded milk, stirring rapidly. Pour mixture immediately into warmed custard cups. Fill shal- low pan with heated water to %" from top of custard cups. Place in hot oven, 400 degrees, and bake 15 to 17 minutes. Re: move cups from water at once. Cool and refrigerate, uncovered, before serving. 6 servings. About 138 calories per serving. To prepare this skim milk custard in a 1% quart baking cups im which they are baked. Or they may baked in a large shallow baking dish -- chilled and spooned or cut into squares for service in individual dessert dishes. A party-gay ser- vice is shown here eash satiny dishful garnished with a 24-HOUR SERVICE NO SERVICE CHARGE FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL black cherry or any fresh fruit desired. ' } PHONE 728-6201 The old. boy friend was a heel. Nora Hallen of 'the Manitoba jover a period of time, if I see this letter in print the|" Morally he isn't fit to shine my husband's shoes and nobody know this better than I do. How can I shake this shameful, adol- escent habit?---LOOSE BOLT Dear Bolt: The one who got away always looks better, In fact they look better "away" then they ever did when they were there, When you feel a dayiream coming on, substitute in its place ene of those heelish incidents which persuaded you to marry someone else, Dear Ann Landers: I am mak- Run out when WIFE PRESERVER of candle holders decorating a Marshmallows make excellent substitutes, Women's Progressive Conserva-|women weeks to get ready for run away." She says it takes gerne was returned in the . 14 voting, cake dni Reg. 1.98 ing this easy for you b know you have a lot of letters to read, Just put a check mark in either one of the boxes below. One is marked you pay. The other is marked she pays, My cleaning lady is the dumb- est cluck who ever lived, She has worked for me six years, which entitles me to a medal for patience. Yesterday she overloaded my washing machine, (She said she was trying to save soap.) 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