Oshawa Times (1958-), 5 Oct 1967, p. 14

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]4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 5, 1967 Thanksgiving TSN: PILGRIM SQUASH PIE Squash, Cranberries Have Been January, the first 10 days of Tradition For Over 300 Years Thanksgiving is a religious|} teaspoon salt ceremony observed aed teaspoon cinnamon America since 1621 when the; Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth! "4 ee gave thanks for their first crops.| % teaspoon 4 The giving of thanks for the|? eges bountiful harvest was followed|% cup milk by a family reunion and a din-|two-thirds cup (6 ounce can) ner which yews = og | evaporated milk cranberries, two fruits in abun-) Heat oven 10 400 degrees. dant supply at Plymouth. Both ine 9" 'ple plate with pastry. the squash and cranberries be-|~ ; iti {Combine squash and next 5 in- came traditional items gtr pretlents Sisad "well! Beat page ry gaa . jeggs, add milk and evaporated ™" of tiers ' q{milk and stir into squash mix- oot ei carte "Ws Can |S, "par inte paaieg led Bie : lplate. Bake at egrees F. ada, -- eye" aso 10 minutes. Reduce temper- squash for dessert but c vn ve {ature to 350 degrees F.; bake ries, Bo yoo at treattor thei? minutes longer or until cus- tate mel "° tard is set. Caras with whip- 1 gakaee ped cream and chopped pecans. This recipe for Jellied Cran-|Makes one 9" pie. berry Relish is different and THE STARS SAY has a new taste with the or- ange and relish flavours blend- ed in with the favorite red fruit. The moulded salad will! complement equally well the turkey or ham served for din-/FOR TOMORROW | ner. This day's planetary influ- For dessert, it is suggested or Se oe that you return to the Pilgrim ers falie in Fathers' tradition of sensitivity--especially the Pie. It has a lightly hours before noon. Later in the taste and is slightly different|{#¥. restrictions lift and most from pumpkin pie, but it stili|People will be highly congenial. has the same rich fall color.|4 800d time, then for social For ease in preparation and a functions; also for romance. smooth custard, strained squash |FOR THE BIRTHDAY is recommended, JELLIED CRANBERRY RELISH 1 package (3 ounces) jelly powder 1% cups boiling water 1 can (15 ounces) whole cran- berry sauce % cup chopped celery 2 tablespoons grated orange rind 2 tablespoons sweet relish 1 tablespoon apple cider vine- gar. Dissolve jelly powder in boil-|24 ing water. Chill until partially set. Fold in remaining ingred-| ients. Pour into 1-quart mould. Chill until firm. Unmould on lettuce or endive. Serve as rel- ish with chicken, turkey or ham, or as salad. PILGRIM SQUASH PIE Pastry, using 1 cup flour lemon where ambitious fairs in a gratifying state. tial friends. Next good period: of January, the entire month ed squash % cup brown sugar By ESTRELLITA | lo If tomorrow is your birthday, you should find the next year marked by exceptiunal progress and worth- |while projects are concerned. |Stellar influences will be extremely generous where both joccupational and financial mat- jters are concerned and, if you) take advantage of every possi- | |ble opportunity to advance your status along these lines (and| there will be many!), the latter) jpart of 1968 should find your! Where career and-or business affairs are concerned, you should find the next five weeks | |highly rewarding, with some gains occurring through influen- for advancement and-or busi- ness expansion: The latter half jof April, May and August; also, 2 cans (4% ounces each) strain|September, when some unusual) jachievement should enhance | your prestige. Best periods for) 6 tablespoons butter or garine 1% cups diagonally slice ery 1 medium onion, minced 6 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon salt speck pepper 3 cups milk 1 can condensed cream of room soup, undiluted 2 tablespoons minced pi cheese parsley sprigs cheese \% teaspoon dried basil derful festive eating when filled with fruit and whip ped cream or cream [fill- CORNUCOPIA -- The tradi- tional horn of plenty, is easily baked at home. It freezes well and offers won- ing 'Fruit-Filled Horns Of Plenty | For Traditional Festive Eating ed at sb aeeer Ff A Cornucopia is the horn of |tract. Sift flour, baking powder|or biscuits and garnish plenty, traditional symbol ofjand salt together and stir in| parsley. Serves 8. saute celery and onion pepper; Turn into a 2-quart cass Turkey Casserole 2 cups cubed, cooked ham | 2 cups cubed turkey or chicken % cup grated sharp cheddar, 1% cup grated sharp cheddar In butter in large saucepan, just tender. Stir in flour, salt, | add milk. 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