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Lancaster Farming Newspaper
22 East Main St.
Lititz, Pa. 17543 I
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Unusual Shrimp Salad la A Dieter’s Dream
It is not often one slim
down dish offers so much
for so few calories, hut it is
all here-protem, vegetables,
starch, great flavor, and
servings so generous they
can take a long, beautiful
time to cat!
Shrimp and rice are at
the heart of it Shrimp, of
course, are all lean and low
calorie (about 150 to the
■l'/s-ounce can), but they
contribute the high quality
protein needed to hold hack
hunger between meals In
modest quantities, rice adds
only its wallop of fuel and
energy As the saying goes,
it is not the starch that
fattens but what is spooned
over it And a trick way of
cooking the uce gives the
whole salad a very satisfying
but deceptively rich flavor
This is a pietty sal<ici--all
shrimp pink and greens
with a slightly Onental look,
particularly when vegetables
are cut on the slant. It serves
four but for one person
single servings may be spaced
by adding rice and fresh
ingredients to the shrimp
mixture as needed.
WAIST WATCHER
Have shrimp and beans chilled in the can. Drain both,
reserving the bean liquid. Crush garlic in a large'salad bowl.
Add oil, mustard, sugar, vinegar, shrimp and beans. Toss
1 can (4’/2-ounces) shrimp well; refrigerate. Heat bean liquid; add bouillon cubes and
1 can (1 pound) cut stir until dissolved. In a saucepan combine liquid with
green beans enough water to make 2 cups. Add rice. Bring to a boil
1 garlic clove, thinly sliced and cook rapidly, uncovered, about 8 minutes or until rice
1 tablespoon salad oil stands above the water line. Reduce heat to lowest point;
1/4 teaspoon dry mustard cover closely and steam 12-14 minutes. Spread rice in a
1/2 teaspoon sugar shallow pan to cool, using a fork to separate the grains.
1/4 cup vinegar Regrigerate 10 minutes or until needed. At serving time,
2 chicken bouillon cubes add rice to shrimp and bean mixture; toss together with
2/3 cup uncooked rice celery, onion, lettuce. Serve with soy sauce. 4 servings.
' SHRIMP SALAD
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USED BULK MILK TANKS
500 gal Ice Bank Wilson 500 gal Esco
300 gal Esco 400 gal Mojonmer
400 gal Esco 400 gal Universal (Vac )
Unc^ateEpaKreae,
1 cup sliced celery
1/2 cup sliced scallions or
sweet onion
(2)« 3 H.P. TECUMSEH
(1) 3 H.P. TECUMSEH (NEW)
(2) 3 H.P. COPELAND
(1)3 H.P. D-fi
(2*37 4 H.P. TECUMSEH
(1 )fST6 H.P. TECUMSEH
NEW 1000 GAL.
MILKEEPER TANK
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SALES & SERVICE ON
DIESELS & MILKEEPER TANKS
2 cups shredded crisp
lettuce
Soy sauce (optional)
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