6—Lancaster Farming, Friday. October 24, 1958
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Try Rice-for A Better Diet
What a wonderful food rice is! Every grain is packed
with high quality vegetable protein. Every grain is ready
and waiting to be quickly cooked in one of a thousand dif
ferent ways. There is no tedious peeling, scraping, washing
or cutting up to do. Yes, rice is our No. 1 convenience food.
Today we are going to feature
rise in our recipes, main dishes,
desserts, salads, etc. Try them
soon and you’ll hear your family
asking for seconds.
Here’s a real conversation piece
for special dinners a pleasant
way to get real nourishment into
your feeding-oroblem child. For
fun, you can make sad or glad
faces; have girl-Riceburgers or
boy-Riceburgers. Use olives for
the eyes and pimiento pieces for
the nose and mouth. Pieces of
carrots, radishes, pickles, onions
and even peanuts may also be
used to make the faces. You
might also try green beans, shreds
of carrots or celery, thin onion
rings or parsley for “hair”. Serve
’em with a “cap” of hot tomato
sauce.
The juicy, perfectly seasoned
beef patties have a filling of
sharp cheese and rice Mister
Riceburger is baked just a short
time so this is a real fast meal.
These burgers are really fun, so
good and especially nutritious
because of the high protein con
tributed by the meat, cheese and
the vegetable protein of the rice
Minus a facial decoration, this
succulent beef patty will delight
the sophisticated
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MISTER RIQEBURGER
% cup uncooked white rice
1% cups water
IVz teaspoons salt
1 slice white bread
cup milk
IVt pounds ground beef (chick
or round)
y 4 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon thick steak sauce
Vs cup grated sharp cheese
Pimiento-stuffed green olive
slices
1 8-ounce can tomato sauce
Put the rice, one and one
third cups of the water and one
half teaspoon of the salt in a 2-
quart saucepan. Bring to a vigor
ous boil. Turn the heat down.
Cover with a lid Simmer over
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this low heat 14 minutes. Remove
the saucepan from the heat but
leave the lid on 10 minutes.
While the rice cooks, tear the
bread into small pieces. Pour
on the milk. Stir in the beef, one
teaspoon of the salt, one-eighth
teaspoon of the pepper and the
steak sauce. Mix well. Roll into
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12 equal-sized balls. Pan should be large enough for
Cover a large shallow pan or 6 meat patties. Place 6 of the
baking sheet with aluminum foil meat balls in the pan. Pat out as
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